PATIENT’S BILL OF RIGHTS

ORTIZ, LOGARTA, VILLANUEVA, SOTEO, ESTILO, AND KO

CARE
1
Right to proper and
appropriate medical care and
humane treatement.

CONSENT
The patient has the right to a clear,

2 truthful, and substantial explanation

of all proposed procedures in a
manner and language that is
intelligible to the patient.

CHOICE
Right to choose health
care provider and facility.
3

REFUSE TREATMENT
The patient has the right to refuse

4 treatment, and doing so will not

jeopardize his or her access to services.
Any rejection must be recorded in the
patient's medical record.

FAIR BILLING

5
The patient has the right to request
and receive an itemized and detailed
explanation of his/her total bill for
services rendered in the hospital.

NON - DISCRIMINATION
Patients and parents/guardians have the right: to

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be treated considerately and respectfully
regardless of the patient and/or family's race,
religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender
identity/expression, cultural background,
economic status, education or illness.

CONFIDENTIALITY

7
The privacy of the patients must be assured
at all stages of his treatment.The patient has
the right to demand that all information,
communication and records pertaining to his
care be treated as confidential.

SELF - DETERMINATION
The patient has the right to avail himself/herself of

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any recommended diagnostic and treatment
procedures.Any person of legal age and of sound
mind may make an advance written directive for
physicians to administer terminal care when he/she
suffers from the terminal phase of a terminal illness.

ACCOMPANIED

9
Patients are entitled to
receive assistance and advice,
including from an external
person.

GRIEVANCE PROCESS
The patient has the right to express complaints
and grievances about the care and services

10 received without fear of discrimination or

retaliation, and to know the outcome of such
complaints. Such a system should provide all
parties involved with the opportunity to settle all
grievances amicably.

In the overall overview, it'll only be contemplated or fulfilling the standards

under Magna Carta Patient's Bill of Rights if these components are present.
The right of the patient to receive proper care and treatment forthwith. The
right of the patient to make and receive proper consent in any kind of form
when needed especially regarding medical procedure. The right to make a
choice under free will upon decision making. The right to refuse treatment
given time consequences upon refusal are thoroughly explained. The right for
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discrimination either be due to race, gender, color, ethnicity, nationality,
status and other more uniqueness that makes them stand out among the
other individuals.