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What laws requires rehabilitation and restorative care be available for patients?
ORBA
What does the executive branch do in health care?
The executive branch has some influence on health care. The branch is able to make or veto laws that directly affect health care and patients.
What are the laws called that set forth principles of protection for all patients concerning health care delivery?
Fundamental relationships
Do you feel health care should be marketed to patients?
health care should be marketed to patients?
What has the author Clare Dyer written?
Clare Dyer has written: 'Fair to the family' 'Doctors, patients, and the law' -- subject(s): Law and legislation, Legal status, laws, Medical care, Medical ethics, Patients
What rights do patients have in regard to their health care records?
Patients have every right to their health care record.
What are factors of care patients can expect?
respectful care
Factors of care patients can expect?
respectful care
How can innovation benefit patients or health care?
how will innovation benefit patients
What is role of hospice care?
To provide care for dying patients.
What has the author Emily C Moore written?
Emily C Moore has written: 'Life sustaining technologies and the elderly' -- subject(s): Law and legislation, Critical care medicine, Medical care, Patients, Medical laws and legislation, Older people, Capacity and disability, Legal status, laws
How many doctors to patients is standard of care?
It varies a lot by unit. For example, a doctor in an intensive care unit (ICU) can see less patients since they require a lot of care , research and time. A doctor assessing patients for military admission can see many more patients since they don't need to prescribe meds, follow progress, talk to the families, etc. It's just pass of fail. Just like that there are several types of units and they are all different including state laws for patient-doctor ratios.
