PATIENT AND FAMILY RIGHTS

Respect of your cultural, psychosocial, religious, and spiritual needs
Respect for privacy and confidentiality of care and information
Protection of your possessions/ belongings from theft or loss
Protection from physical assault and other vulnerabilities
Engagement in the care process and treatment plans
Seek a second opinion without fear of compromise to care
To be informed about the outcomes of planned care and treatment
To be told when informed consent will be required
To refuse medical treatment and/or leave the hospital against medical advice
To receive proper assessment and management of pain and respectful end of life care
To voice complaints, conflicts, and differences of opinion
To receive adequate information about your illness and proposed treatment(s)
To know your physician and other practitioners responsible for your care
To know how to donate organs and other tissues and to decide about donation in a setting free of coercion and pressure
Protection from injury and implementation of preventive measures including falls
To be informed about the expected financial cost before starting the treatment

To provide complete and accurate information about his health, including medications, dietary supplements, and any allergies
Follow the plan of care prescribed by the treating physician and inform the medical team with any health changes in his/her condition
Be respectful to all staff as well as other patients and visitors
Be respectful to the hospital policies and procedures (e.g., visiting hours, no smoking policy, etc.)
Be responsible for the safe use of the hospital’s facilities and equipment
Decision making or the availability of guardian patient in case the patient is not able to make decision