We follow a certain set of criteria and request that our patients do the same in order to provide the finest treatment possible to our patients. It is our responsibility to provide our patients with the proper care and guidance, and to actively include them in clinical decision-making wherever feasible. No treatment will be provided without our patients’ informed permission unless it is necessary for their health.
It is crucial that our patients comprehend all the information provided to them and that they seek clarification when necessary.
Patient Rights
Right to privacy and respect for one’s dignity during examinations, operations, and treatments.
Right to defence against physical exploitation or neglect.
Right to maintain the privacy of patient information.
Right to refuse medical care.
Right to acquire informed consent prior to any invasive or high-risk operations or treatments, including the transfusion of blood and blood components, anaesthesia, and surgery.
Before to the start of any study programme, you have the right to information and consent.
Right to file a complaint and instructions on how to do so.
Right to details on the anticipated price of the procedure.
The right to view one’s medical records.
Right to respect any unique tastes, spiritual requirements, and cultural inclinations.
It is acceptable to get a second opinion on clinical care.
Right to information about their treatment plan, development, and medical
Patient Responsibilities
To behave in a manner consistent with the Hospital’s norms and regulations.
To regard the confidentiality and privacy of others
Should offer thorough and accurate information on the current sickness, medical history, and other issues relating to their health to be on time at the hospital for treatment as scheduled.
Should be respectful to the hospital’s medical professionals, nurses, and other personnel
Pay their payments on time and bear the agreed-upon costs of the therapy that was previously explained to them.
Adhere to the recommended course of treatment, attentively follow all given directions, and show up for all scheduled follow-up appointments.
Not to take any drug without a doctor’s or other healthcare provider’s consent.
Must follow medical advice and take the required precautions if you suspect an infectious disease.
Must inform the healthcare professional if their condition worsens or does not improve as predicted to keep a complete record of one’s medical history.
Demonstrating respect for all members of the staff and other patients.
