Patient Rights – Clinical or Nonclinical
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- Cite the 5 components of the Patient Bill of Rights and
- Responsibilities Identify the rights guaranteed to patients through the Americans with Disabilities Act
- Understand the Emergency Medical Treatment and Labor Act
- Define protected health information and identify examples
- Abide by the laws identified by the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act
- Follow the Minimum Necessary Standard when requesting, viewing, and disclosing patient health records
- Identify the signs of patient abuse and neglect
- Cite the types of information that must be disclosed so patients can make informed decisions
- Identify the dimensions of diversity and be able to classify them as primary, secondary, or organizational dimensions
- Discuss the considerations a patient must make when creating their advance directive
- Recognize differences between living wills and durable powers of attorney, understanding how they affect patient care
- Understand the principles of medical ethics that impact a patient’s rights and be able to discuss the differences between medical law and medical ethics
- Understand the regulatory requirements of filing, managing, and resolving grievances