Hospitalized Patients’ Rights was established in 1972 and was a collaborative effort often attributed to the American Hospital Association and various

  Hospitalized Patients’ Rights was established in 1972 and was a collaborative effort often attributed to the American Hospital Association and various advocacy patient groups. Bedolla (1990) It adheres to traditional ethical principles such as beneficence, justice, autonomy, respect, dignity, and confidentiality, among others. American Hospital Association (2018) Ensuring patients’ rights are upheld and Protection […]

  It is the foundation of ethical caregiving to respect the patients’ dignity. Healthcare providers must constantly send patients respect and

  It is the foundation of ethical caregiving to respect the patients’ dignity. Healthcare providers must constantly send patients respect and appreciation, calling them by their preferred name, looking attentively to their concerns and taking off their cultural and personal likes. The Justification for the disclosure by healthcare providers is that it helps patients take […]