The basis of patients' rights is put forward in the Treaty of Lisbon. The Treaty, valid in all EU countries, is mainly related to a physician-patient relationship. We have to implement this Treaty and some fundamental rights as defined in the Treaty are as follows:
- To get qualified professional treatment, without discrimination against gender, religious faith, nationality, ethnicity and country of origin or race.
- To get suitable and considerate treatment, which provides for your dignity and privacy along whole medical treatment process.
- Right to halt or refuse treatment and withdraw consent
- To be informed about your condition, the treatment suggested to you, the risks and side effects involved in it, and possible alternative treatments
- Your consent - after having wide the explanation and reading provided to you - is a precondition for getting any medical treatment.
- To get information from your medical record, invoices, and so on
- To know that hospital employees are committed to maintain the confidentiality of your medical information.
- To right to have guests and companion and to welcome visitors during visitation hours as determined rules.
- Under circumstances and conditions You don't have enough conscious,To appoint a representative who is certified to concede in your name to receiving medical treatment,
- To want the hospital's full cooperation should you require to be transferred to another medical institution.