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MOA110 medical office procedures Bill of rights and release of information

MOA110 Medical Office Procedures Bill of Rights and Release of Information Name Score: For #1-3: Scoring 2 points per question 2 Contains relevant information 1 Contains most of the relevant information, but incomplete in some 0 Missing all relevant information For #4: Scoring 4 points total, deduct 0.5 points for each mistake on the form Directions The instructor will give hospital . each student the following documents from a local clinic or o Patients' Bill of Rights o Release of Medical Records Form/Release of Information Form 1-3 Students will read the Patients' Bill of Rights and then answer questions # Students will then complete the form using the scenario in #4. . 1) Summarize the Patient s' Bill of Rights and describe the purpose of the Bill of Rights 2) Mary Brown brings her 2 month son, Zach, in for his well child check. The provider discusses vaccines with the mother and the mother refuses her son to have the vaccines. Using the Patients' Bill of Rights, apply it as it relates to the refusal of treatment, by discussing what needs to happen.

Answer 1

1. The patients bill of rights is a document that provides a guarantee to the patients who stays in the hospital. It includes the information about their treatment reasonably during their course of the stay.

This becomes more important to the patients in order to provide individual patient care. This provides the goals and expectations to the patient in partnership with health care team members. It also provides a better autonomy for the patients to decide on their health decision making process. It includes the patient rights in their treatment plan.

2. Refusal to treatment is an fundamental right of the patient who is receiving the treatment. Here as the child is only 2years hence for the the mother has the autonomy to decide about the child's treatment. When she refuses proper awareness has to be provided about the existing diseases.