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a doctor does not give a new life,,he offers service to maintain life as much stable as possible
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Who gives the right drugs and dosage to a patient?
The Doctor is the one licensed to give out what type of drugs should be given to the patient and in what dosage depending on the condition of the patient or the age and weight of the patient.
Can a doctor refuse to release medical records even if the patient gives his/her permission to do so?
no they cant
Can doctor share patients email?
No, unless the patient gives him or her permission. If the patient is using the hospital or clinic's computer, the patient may have to consent to have his/her e-mail be viewed by and/or passed on to authorities if required before using that computer.
Can you ask your teenage daughters gyny if she is still a virgin?
No, all patients' information is private and legally can only be spoken about with the patient unless the patient gives the doctor permission to talk to a parent or another person about it.
When did doctors begin writing prescriptions?
doctor always gives priscription to patient when he does all invistigations then possible to give priscription.thanks from rakesh kishan lal
What we call a person who gives a statement?
A person who gives a statement is called a witness.
Imperative sentences statement?
The imperative statement Gives a command or request to someone
What do you call a doctor that gives labor?
Ob doctor
Statement that gives the focus to btnCompute?
false
When a patient gives consent for a procedure it is based upon the belief that?
The procedure will be beneficial to the patient's health.
Can you give me a sentence that gives a statement?
The dog is Brown.
Your health care provider made you talk about your birth control option in a room where other people could hear you. Is it against patient privacy protection law?
The privacy protection law basically says that your doctor can not discuss your medical condition without your consent.AnswerThe above statement is too narrow. Your concerns are perfectly reasonable. Everything you discuss with your doctor about you is personal and confidential. Your doctor needs a refresher on patient relations. My neighbor gives classes at the local teaching hospital that instructs doctors how to be more considerate of their patient's feelings. It is a required course.Unfortunately, we often have time to think about what we should have done after an uncomfortable situation has occurred. You should have asked your doctor for more privacy. Discussions between you and your doctor should be absolutely private and you have the right to expect privacy. It's not too late to complain. You could write a note to the doctor and explain that you were both embarrassed and concerned at the breach of privacy.You could also complain to your insurance provider. Providers have become more concerned with patient satisfaction as patients have become more aggressive about expressing their problems with their healthcare. Many companies send out surveys to monitor all the aspects of a patient's services from their doctors. You might try calling a customer service representative and ask if they have a procedure for addressing such complaints.
