Patients' Rights

Medical practice in the 1960s saw a change in the relationship between the doctor and the patient, and eventually cultivated the patient's rights movement. Individuals will endeavor to become aggressive in the process of health care and physical rehabilitation. As medical practices rapidly develop in technical and professional care, patient care and rights become a major problem that needs to be addressed. In 1973, the American Hospital Association announced the Patient Rights Act which provides patients with the most beneficial health care services.

The concept of "human rights in patient care" refers to the application of human rights principles to the context of patient care. This provides a fundamental alternative to expanding "patient rights" discourse that has been developed to cope with widespread and serious human rights violations in the health environment. Unlike 'patient rights' rooted in the consumer framework, this concept is based on the unique human dignity, the neutral application of universal and legally recognized human rights principles, the protection of patients and health care providers, And it comes from the recognition of the limits that can justify human rights norms. . Especially if a health care provider is forced to put pressure on confrontation of both patient and state ("double loyalty") and containment of human rights, it will interact with the rights of the patient and the health care provider I recognize it.

The concept of human rights in patient care refers to the theoretical and practical application of general human rights principles in the context of patient care, in particular the interaction between patients and health care providers. It applies the principle of rights universally to the context and the environment. Although it is patient-oriented, it does not limit the rights of specific people. Dorland's medical dictionary defines "patient management" as "a service for medical professionals and non-specialists under their supervision for patient benefit." 1 This is different from "medical" which is "medical". Medical services provide services. Promote, maintain, monitor or recover health. "Patient care emphasizes that the patient is the basic body of service and the ultimate beneficiary.The patient's attention is not exclusive but the human rights approach identifies and addresses vulnerabilities Match the method that is helpful.