How do patient health information portals contribute to patient rights? Compare a hospital’s obligations with respect...
How do patient health information portals contribute to patient rights?
Compare a hospital’s obligations with respect to providing elective treatment versus providing emergency treatment.
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* Patient health information portal always give top priority to patient rights through
* Work based on rules and regulation of HIPPA regarding protection of patient rights.
. * Secure codes used to keep patient health information.
* Patient acess to the service ia always vailidated with username and password.
Hospital obligations in elective treatment versus emergency treatment.
| In elective treatment. | In emergency treatment. |
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Elective treatment is decided by the patient or physician but it is not that much urgent so the hospital health care providers arrange all facilities in a regular mannor. Eg; Patient posted for a cataract surgery. |
In case of emergencies need immediate attention and care so the providers must begin treatment immediately and spend more time with that type of critical patient. Eg; Patient who admitted with acute myocardial infarction. |
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