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maria desha
on Oct 09, 2024
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A patient-doctor relationship ensures that the doctor will not disclose information to the patient's relative without the patient agreeing to it because of the patient's right to:
A) Privacy
B) Beneficence
C) Informed consent
D) All of the above
Patient-Doctor Relationship
The professional and often personal interaction between a healthcare provider and their patient.
Privacy
The right of individuals to keep their personal information confidential and control over the conditions under which this information is collected, used, or shared.
Beneficence
The ethical principle that entails acting in ways that promote the welfare and well-being of others.
- Identify the basic healthcare entitlements including self-determination, doing no harm, and receiving adequate information before consenting.
- Comprehend the importance of maintaining confidentiality for patients and the prerequisites for attaining informed consent prior to disclosing information.
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JL
Learning Objectives
- Identify the basic healthcare entitlements including self-determination, doing no harm, and receiving adequate information before consenting.
- Comprehend the importance of maintaining confidentiality for patients and the prerequisites for attaining informed consent prior to disclosing information.
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