Question 77 · LDEK · Relations with other physicians

According to the Code of Medical Ethics if the dentist notices some irregularity in the conduct of another, all her remarks should:

  1. A. be given to the patient involved.
  2. B. be kept to herself to stay in line with medical secrecy.
  3. C. be given to the Ombudsman for Patients’ Rights.
  4. D. be given to the dentist involved and if the irregularity causes serious harm also to the relevant organ of the Medical Chamber.
  5. E. be given to the provincial committee for adjudicating on medical events.
Hint

The Code balances collegial loyalty with patient protection: consider who hears the remarks first and when to escalate.

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