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To
be provided with courteous, considerate care, as well as being
treated with respect. |
| 2. |
To
have complete privacy for your conversations and records. We
will not release any medical records without your permission
except as required by law, such as reporting certain communicable
diseases to the Health Department. |
| 3. |
To
understand why certain procedures and tests are required, and
why we request certain information. |
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To
refuse any treatment that you do not understand or do not want. |
| 5. |
To
be informed of the effectiveness of treatment, and to know of
possible risks, side effects or alternate methods of treatment.
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| 6. |
To
discuss with your provider any questions or problems about your
medical care. |
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To request a change of providers or get a second opinion. To be
informed of personal responsibilities involved in seeking
medical treatment and maintaining health and well-being after
treatment.
You have the right to refuse to participate in any experimental
research or treatment. |
If
you feel that any of your rights have been violated, contact:
Enola Thompson-Logan
Support Services Administrator
Student Health Center A-129 (310) 243-3629
| 1. |
To
present accurate identifying information. |
| 2. |
To
present details of illness or complaint in a honest and straightforward
manner. |
| 3. |
To
cooperate responsibly with all persons involved in the health
care process. |
| 4. |
To
keep appointments on time. |
| 5. |
To
cancel appointments only when absolutely necessary, and far
enough in advance so that other patients might utilize that
time. |
| 6. |
To
comply with treatment plan provided by the health professional.
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| 7. |
To
ask for clarification whenever information or instructions are
not understood. |
| 8. |
To
provide both positive and negative feedback to the student health
services staff. |
WE'RE
IN A PARTNERSHIP FOR A HEALTHIER YOU!
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