Patient rights and responsibilities are essential components of quality healthcare. Here are the patient rights and responsibilities outlined by Egyptair Hospital:
Patient Rights:
1. Right to Medical Care: Patients have the right to receive medical care if it is available at the hospital.
2. Right to Information: Patients have the right to know the names and job roles of their caregivers, ensuring transparency in their healthcare.
3. Right to Values and Beliefs: Patients have the right to receive healthcare that respects their personal values and beliefs.
4. Right to Informed Decision-Making: Patients have the right to be informed about decisions regarding their care and should be included in the decision-making process.
5. Right to Refuse Treatment: Patients have the right to reject healthcare and discontinue treatment if they so choose.
6. Right to Privacy and Dignity: Patients have the right to personal privacy and dignity, maintaining their self-respect during healthcare processes.
7. Right to Pain Management: Patients have the right to appropriate pain management, ensuring their comfort and well-being.
8. Right to Express Complaints: Patients have the right to express complaints and suggestions about the care they receive without fear of discrimination.
9. Right to Cost Information: Patients have the right to be informed about the costs of services and procedures, promoting financial transparency.
10. Rights in Conformity with Laws: Patients rights are in conformity with the laws and regulations governing healthcare.
Patient Responsibilities:
1. Follow Hospital Rules: Patients are responsible for following hospital rules and procedures to ensure a safe and orderly environment.
2. Financial Responsibility: Patients are responsible for financial obligations as per the law and the hospitals regulations and policies.
3. Respect Others: Patients are responsible for respecting other patients and caregivers, fostering a culture of mutual respect.
4. Follow Treatment Plans: Patients are responsible for following the recommended treatment plan outlined by their healthcare providers, contributing to their own well-being.
These rights and responsibilities are fundamental to maintaining a respectful and effective patient-caregiver relationship while ensuring that patients receive high-quality care.