Wednesday, October 1, 2008

Gropings De Westernchikan

OBLIGATIONS OF PATIENT RIGHTS PATIENT

  • Self medication NO : Do NOT use drugs are at home or provided by relatives or friends, although symptoms are the same and have ob had good results.

  • NOT GO TO PHARMACY: have any symptoms DO NOT go to pharmacies for the solution of some symptom with a drug that can be facilitated by the pharmacist (who is not empowered to make PRESCRIPTION) that is the choice a drug for a disease.

  • NOT resort to the use of ICE, WATER VAPOR, HERBS or even pretend to alleviate major symptoms such as pain or bleeding.
  • N OR MINIMIZE THE SYMPTOMS. Or think to pass quickly. Early consultation doctor always gives an improvement over simple early.





  • CHECK WITH YOUR DOCTOR OF TRUST: The symptoms should be evaluated by a doctor to be referred a treatment or if the doctor considers it necessary transferred to a specialist.
  • MEET DETAIL treatment prescribed by your doctor and seek control over specific time although they have solved the symptoms

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  • GO freely doctor of his choice or election.
  • be subject to a detailed interview and medical examination for .



  • must demand privacy, modesty, confidentiality and access SECRET MEDICAL between patient and doctor.

  • ORDER DIAGNOSIS (which have disease) or if additional tests are needed to define
    definitive diagnosis.

  • BE ADVISED with treatment UPDATED AND IN LINE WITH INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS AND NATIONAL RECOGNITION RESULTS FOR (evidence based medicine) and alternative treatments AVOID NOT recognized or unsatisfactory results. These rules are easily found on the Internet: For example: the standard treatment of hemorrhoids of American Society of Colon and Rectal Surgeons dictates the terms in which to operate, the recognized methods and those who do NOT offer advantages such as laser (CLICK HERE:)

  • The patient can freely ask for a SECOND OPINION about your illness. If there is reasonable doubt, you should request a Medical Board to discern the appropriate diagnosis and treatment.




  • If treating your disease is an SURGERY must be DETAILED at a meeting about
    features, outcome, prognosis and potential risks and complications of surgery
    . It must sign a
    INFORMED CONSENT
    in the presence of relatives or friends. For a model of this document: DOWNLOAD HERE - CLICK (pdf format)

  • The anesthesia used in surgery should also be subject to a detailed explanation their characteristics, evolution, prognosis and
    potential risks and complications.


  • The recommended treatment should be the simpler, lower cost and allow the patient to return promptly their daily activities.