PATIENT & FAMILY RIGHTS AT DOHMS. Fully understand and practice all your rights. You will receive a written copy of these rights from the Reception, Registration.

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PATIENT & FAMILY RIGHTS AT DOHMS

Fully understand and practice all your rights. You will receive a written copy of these rights from the Reception, Registration Office or Customers Satisfaction Assurance Office. If, for any reason, you don’t understand them, please contact Customers Satisfaction Assurance Office (Toll free no.: )  for any help including providing an interpreter (if any).  You have the right to

Receive a comprehensive Medical Care aiming at reaching proper medical diagnosis and treatment of your illness and injury. Receive an immediate care in emergency cases or whenever needed with no delay. Receive impartial care respecting your personal values and beliefs from all staff without discrimination, according to DOHMS Rules & Regulations.

Receive from the health care team in a simple understandable manner a comprehensive information about your diagnosis, proposed treatment, any changes in your health status and causes of such changes, alternative treatments, probabilities of treatment success or failure, therapy advantages and disadvantages (if any), possible problems related to treatment and expected results of ignoring the treatment  

Have an interpreter (upon availability) if the language presents a barrier to understanding details of your comprehensive medical care. Give your written General Consent for treatment at DOHMS upon admission to the hospital . .

Participate in your care decision-making. DOHMS encourages Patients, Parents or Legal Guardians, to the extent they wish, to participate in planning and implementing treatment with nurses and physicians. Obtain a medical report and a copy of medical test results from the Medical Records Section (upon your request), for which the hospital will charge you according to DOHMS Rules and Regulations.

Enjoy privacy while carrying out all examinations, procedures, and treatment at the hospital, and maintain confidentiality of all your information. Choose the treating doctor (depends on availability) in addition to reject him/her upon furnishing a genuine reason.

Refuse the treatment (if wish so). Thus, the treating doctor must inform you of the medical consequences of your refusal. Accordingly, you shall sign a form prepared to that effect .  Refuse examination or follow-up of your treatment details by any person not directly responsible for your care. For persons who are not directly involved in your treatment, they must have your prior permission to attend your case discussion, examination and treatment . 

Be protected during treatment form any physical, verbal or psychological assault. Have a family member or guardian as an escort depending on availability and your health status, as per DOHMS’ Rules and Regulations. However; due to medical reasons, certain units doesn’t allow this.

Receive a complete explanation of causes to be transferred to another care center -should need arise-, consequent obligations (financial and administrative-if any) and alternatives. Then, the hospital management will take all necessary arrangements to obtain the alternate medical center approval to receive the referred patient before starting the transfer process. Receive – upon your request - an itemized bill explaining all charges regardless paid by yourself or by another source.

Complain, suggest and comment on services through Customers Satisfaction Assurance Office (Toll free: )   View your medical record under the supervision of the treating doctor or a medical team staff, according to DOHMS Rules and Regulations.

DOHMS respects your right to appropriate assessment and management of pain through well known therapeutic, and provides you with all necessary information in this regard. Receive upon discharge written discharge notes from nurses including therapeutic plan and instructions that clarify how to take care of your health.

In case of any new scientific research conducted by DOHMS pertaining to your treatment, your doctor will inform you on all related issues including potential benefits and risks, therapeutic alternatives and medical research protocol details. If you are asked to participate in medical research, you have the right to give a written consent or refuse. On the other hand, you have the right to end your participation at any time for any reason, noting that this will not compromise the quality of medical services provided to you.

DOHMS is committed to provide desperate ill and dying patients with decent and compassionate care respecting their unique needs, according to DOHMS Rules and Regulations.

Being a valued patient in the Department of Health and Medical Services, you and your family have the following Responsibilities: -Respect the hospital rules and regulations in terms of visiting hours, food instructions and the like. -Show consideration for others and deal with other patients and staff with respect.

- Respect the privacy of other patients - Provide complete and accurate information about present complaints, past illness, previous hospitalization and treatment, any known drug allergy.

- Follow the treating doctor’s instructions. - Hold the responsibility for refusing or not following the treatment plan, after being informed of consequences.

- Avoid delay in taking appointment from the Appointment Office/ Medical Records Section, as soon as requested by the doctor. - Attend the appointment on time. If you want to cancel it, inform the Appointment Office 48 hours in advance.

- Respect the priority given to emergency cases. - Observe safety regulations including the no-smoking policy.

- Ensure that financial obligations due for DOHMS are fulfilled promptly (if any). - Give requested samples and attend medical check up on time with no delay.

- Avoid bringing valuable personal belongings to the hospital. The hospital is not held responsible for such things. However; in emergency cases only, you must notify nurses and give them these valuables in the presence of the hospital security staff against duly signed special forms. You must keep a copy of this form and verify the recipient ’ s official identity, noting that the hospital management is not responsible for any consequences resulting from non-adherence to the above instructions.