Patient Rights & Responsibilities

AS A PATIENT OF GMDC YOU HAVE THE FOLLOWING RIGHTS;

To receive high quality, safe and ethical care with pain assessment and management.
To maintain your dignity regardless of race, gender, ethnicity, religious beliefs or age.
To know the name and professional grade of your treating physician and how to contact him/her.
To receive complete information about your illness and treatment.
To learn about your medication, side effects and diet.
To privacy and confidentiality during your examination or treatment.
To maintain the confidentiality of your medical records and the right of approving or refusing to release it (the approval is mandatory to receive treatment under insurance companies).
To receive counselling regarding the estimated or absolute cost of treatment and the relevant details.
To receive a second opinion about your diagnosis or\and treatment plan.
To refuse a recommended treatment to the extent permitted by law and being informed about the medical consequences of the refusal.
To receive complete information and alternative should a transfer to another facility is required, should be provided with complete explanation and alternatives.
To be informed and asked about participating in any medical research when available.
To lodge a complaint without negatively affecting the quality of care provided.
To be protection from verbal abuse from any employee.
To receive a complete medical report and accurate check-ups results

AS A PATIENT OF GMDC YOU HAVE THE FOLLOWING RESPONSIBILITIES;

To provide complete and accurate information including full name, address, telephone number(s), date of birth and insurance details whenever required.
To provide accurate and complete information concerning present complaints, past medical history, medication and other matters related to your health.
To follow the treatment plan advised by your physician, including the instructions of nurses and other health professionals.
To understand the course of your medical treatment and seek clarifications if required.
To treat all staff and patients with dignity and respect and not to conduct any activity that will disrupt the workflow.
To respect the privacy of others.
Not to bring alcohol, unauthorized drugs, weapons or pets.
To comply with the No-smoking policy.
To take full responsibility of your belongings.
To take responsibility of refusing treatment or advice

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