Patient have right to decide treatment
It should be explained by health care staff.
It can be refused by altered mental status, children,a threat to community,end of life care refusal ,refusing for financial reason,using religious reason etc
Every adult who is competent has right to refuse unwanted medical treatment .a person might decide against having a recommended treatment for any number of reasons.
We don't have any authority to force some one for treatment if he or she is enough to take matured decision.
It's upon someone decision to have Thier treatment or not
No one have the right to get into dusturb Thier will or decision.
Respect for patient autonomy trumps beneficence and nonmaleficence.explaing and understanding his situation, the benefits of obtaining assessment and treatment and the risks of refusal.r
Explain why a patient has a right to refuse treatment. Must be 150+words
Does another, acting for the patient, have the right to refuse treatment when the result may be death?” Especially if the injured party does not have an advanced directive? Defend your position.
“Does another, acting for the patient, have the right to refuse treatment when the result may be death?” Especially if the injured party does not have an advanced directive? Defend your position.
. A person has the right to refuse treatment, even if it will hasten his/her death
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Explain why it is important to make the information as simple as possible when doing patient education 150 words.
8. At what point/when can a doctor or health care provided refuse treatment of a patient? What are the standards of practice which must be followed in such cases? Likewise, what obligations does a patient bear towards their doctor?
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Why is it important to make patient education materials easy to comprehend 150 words.
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