At Batra Heart & Multispeciality Hospital, our top priority is the well-being and safety of our patients. We are committed to providing high-quality care, ensuring a comfortable experience, and fostering a culture of trust and respect. As part of our dedication to patient-centred care, we encourage all patients to be informed of their rights and responsibilities during their healthcare journey.
PATIENT’S RIGHTS
- Patients has right to know about the treatment plan & diagnosis.
- Patient & the family has a right to access to his/her clinical records.
- Patient & the family has a right to know about the excepted cost of treatment.
- Patient & the family has a right to sign on the informed consent before transfusion of blood & blood products, anaesthesia, surgery and any other invasive/high risk procedures/treatment. Without proper consent no procedure will take place.
- Patient & the family has a right ot know about risks, alternatives, benefits, excepted results & possible complications of proposed care plan.
- Patient & the family has a right to know about the results of diagnostics tests and diagnosis.
- Patient & the family has a right to know about any change in the patient’s condition.
- Patient & the family has a right to know about plan of care, progress of the treatment and other information on the healthcare needs.
- Patient & the family has a right to maintain any special preference and spiritual and cultural needs.
- Patient & the family has a right to maintain personal dignity and privacy during examination, procedure and treatment.
- Patient & the family has a right to ask for protection from physical abuse or neglect.
- Patient & the family has a right to confidentiality. All the data and informed related to an individual’s state of health, and concerning the medical/surgical treatments, to which he or she is subjected, must be stored and used in such a manner that the anonymity of the patient or informant.
- Patient & the family has a right to refuse treatment.
- Patient & the family has a right to seek for second opinion.
- Patient & the family has a right to know about the safe and effective use of medication and the potential side effect of the medication.
- Patient has the right to be involved in their discharge plan. Prior to their discharge from the hospital, they can expect to receive information about follow-up care that may be needed after she/he is discharged.
- Patient has the right to information on the following: Patient conduct and responsibilities, service available at the hospital; provisions for after-hour and emergency care; fees for services; payment policies; advance directives required credentialing; and accurate information regarding the competence and capabilities of the organisation.
- Patient has the right to inspect and request a copy of his/her medical information
- Patient & the family has a right to know about the organ donation.
- Patient & the family has a right to know about their specific disease process, complications and prevention strategies.
- Patient & the family has a right to know about how to prevent healthcare associated infections.
- Patient & the family has a right to speak a language they can understand.
- Patient & the family has a right to make suggestions/complaints and to seek redressal.
- To lodge a complaint please contact On Duty staff
- Patient & the family has a right to know about food-drug interactions.
- Patient and the family right to determine what information regarding their care would e provided to self and family.
PATIENT’S RESPONSIBILITIES
- To follow the advice of your doctor.
- To accept responsibility if you refuse treatment or do not follow your healthcare team’s/physician’s advice
- To report perceived risks and unexpected changes in your condition to your healthcare team.
- To fulfil all financial obligations as per the hospital policy.
- To provide accurate and complete personal information including full name, contact details, date of birth, insurance details, employer information whenever necessary.
- To provide accurate and complete information concerning present complaints, past medical history, hospitalisation medications and other matter related to your health
- Your healthcare team should be informed about any known allergies or reactions you have had in the past.
- To follow the visiting hours policy of the hospital.
- To recognize the property of other patients, families and staff.
- To respect the property of other patients and of the hospital.
- To observe hospital rules and regulations affecting patient care and not conduct any activity (Like smoking, consumption of alcohol etc.) that will disturb the smooth working of the hospital.