Question 4 · LDEK · Patient rights
Are the doctors working in the clinical hospital obliged by law to gain patient’s consent for the participation of students in his or her examination?
- A. yes, student participation can only take place with the consent of the patient or his/ her legal guardian.
- B. yes, but the consent of the doctor managing the ward is necessary.
- C. Polish law does not require such consent.
- D. yes, but such an obligation may be waived by the hospital’s internal regulations.
- E. yes, but such an obligation may be overruled by internal medical university regulations.
Hint
The Act on the Professions names two persons whose consent is needed for students to take part in providing care in a clinical hospital.
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