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The rights of patients in Europe
European Journal of Health Law, 1994The rights of patients in Europe , The rights of patients in Europe , کتابخانه مرکزی دانشگاه علوم پزشکی ...
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The Right Patient, the Right Treatment, the Right Access and the Right Time
Advances in Chronic Kidney Disease, 2014As the incidence of CKD increases, so will the ESRD population. Pre-ESRD care, including early referral to nephrology and patient education, enables patients and providers working together to determine which therapy modality is best suited for their individualized needs: conservative therapy, kidney transplant, hemodialysis, or peritoneal dialysis ...
Denise Keller Link, Ramesh Saxena
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Telemedicine and patients’ rights
Journal of Telemedicine and Telecare, 2000Telemedicine improves access to both health-care and second opinions. However, the potential risks of telemedicine, such as breaches in patient confidentiality and security, need to be addressed in order to ensure that patients’ rights are not violated.
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Nursing Standard, 2002
In her final article on the new Code of Professional Conduct, Lynne Pearce reports on the complex issue of consent to treatment.
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In her final article on the new Code of Professional Conduct, Lynne Pearce reports on the complex issue of consent to treatment.
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[Rights: the rights of the patient].
Nursing RSA = Verpleging RSA, 1992Medical development has made rights a crucial problem. Basic to the question of patient rights is the fundamental principles that a patient maintains his rights in any health service situation. The patient retains the right to be free from any physical harm, privacy and freedom of movement.
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Hastings Center Report, 2017
AbstractAutonomy and consent have been central values in Western moral and political thought for centuries. One way of understanding the bioethical models that started to develop, especially in the 1970s, is that they were about the fusion of a long‐standing professional ethics with the core values underpinning modern political institutions. That there
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AbstractAutonomy and consent have been central values in Western moral and political thought for centuries. One way of understanding the bioethical models that started to develop, especially in the 1970s, is that they were about the fusion of a long‐standing professional ethics with the core values underpinning modern political institutions. That there
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Nursing Management (Springhouse), 1997
In recent years, the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Standards (JCAHO) has become sensitive to the complex problems hospitals and other agencies face in the care of patients today ... and thus the JCAHO has promulgated standards about patients' rights and duties, and about the handling of ethical problems since 1988.
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In recent years, the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Standards (JCAHO) has become sensitive to the complex problems hospitals and other agencies face in the care of patients today ... and thus the JCAHO has promulgated standards about patients' rights and duties, and about the handling of ethical problems since 1988.
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Legislating for Patients’ Rights
2011For overviews of some of the arguments, see Newdick (2006), p. 1645; Montgomery (2005), p. 145; Hatzopoulos (2002), p. 683.
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