Patient rights definition

Patient rights means the privileges and responsibilities possessed by each patient provided by RSA 151:21.

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Patient rights. You have the right to:

Patient rights means the privileges and responsibilities possessed by each patient pursuant to RSA 151:21.

Examples of Patient rights in a sentence

• The Concessionaire shall procure that access, assessment and continuity of care, care of Patients, management of medication, Patient rights and education, infection control and continuous quality improvement are in accordance with the applicable sections of the Accreditation Standards.

• The Concessionaire shall procure that access, assessment and continuity of care, care of Patients, management of medication, Patient rights and education, infection control and continuous quality improvement are in accordance with the applicable sections of NABH.

• Patient rights shall be observed by Contractor as provided in Welfare and Institutions Code section 5325 and Title 9 of the California Code of Regulations, HITECH, and any other applicable statues and regulations.

• Patient rights shall be observed by Contractor as provided in Welfare and Institutions Code section 5325 and Title 9 of the California Code of Regulations, HITECH, and any other applicable statutes and regulations.

• The Concessionaire shall access, assessment and continuity of care, care of Patients, management of medication, Patient rights, infection control and continuous quality improvement are in accordance with the applicable sections of NABH Accreditation.

More Definitions of Patient rights

Patient rights means those rights to which all patients are entitled by state and federal law;

Patient rights. As a patient, you have the right to access, copy or inspect your protected health information, or PHI, in accordance with federal law. You may also have the right to request an amendment to your PHI, or request that we restrict the use and disclosure of it. These rights are further described in our Notice of Privacy Practices and in other policies which you may have upon request.

Patient rights. As a patient, you have a number of rights with respect to the protection of your PHI, including: We have available forms to request access to your PHI, and we will provide a written response if we deny you access and let you know your appeal rights. If you wish to inspect and copy your medical information, you should contact the privacy officer listed at the end of this Notice. We are also not required to give you an accounting of our uses of protected health information for which you have already given us written authorization. If you wish to request an accounting of the medical information about you that we have used or disclosed that is not exempted from the accounting requirement, you should contact the privacy officer listed at the end of this Notice. care operations, or to restrict the information that is provided to family, friends and other individuals involved in your health care. But if you request a restriction and the information you asked us to restrict is needed to provide you with emergency treatment, then we may use the PHI or disclose the PHI to a health care provider to provide you with emergency treatment. The Sandusky Fire Department is not required to agree to any restrictions you request, but any restrictions agreed to by the Sandusky Fire Department are binding on the Sandusky Fire Department.

Patient rights means the privileges and responsibilities possessed by each resident provided by RSA 151:21. This term includes “resident rights.”

Patient rights means those personal, property, and civil rights to which all clients in any facility defined by these regulations are entitled to under the provisions of Sections 17-206a to 17-206k, inclusive, of the Connecticut General Statutes, as well as all present and revised Federal and State laws, statutes, codes or regulations concerning confidentiality of communication and records;

Patient rights. A list of your client rights is posted in the office. You have the right to ask any questions about your treatment or refuse to participate in treatment at any time. This office does not discriminate in the delivery of health care services based on race, ethnicity, national origin, citizenship or immigration status, religion, gender, gender identity, age, mental/physical disability, medical condition or history, sexual orientation, evidence of insurability, or payment source.

Patient rights means the privileges and responsibilities possessed by each participant provided by RSA 151:21. This term includes “participant rights.”