Question 105 · LDEK · Civil liability
In case of breaching the patient’s right for information, which consequences might befall the dentist?
- A. paying the compensation for the damage sustained by the patient.
- B. paying the compensation and reparation for the damage sustained by the patient.
- C. fine payable to Patient’s Ombudsman.
- D. paying the reparation for the damage sustained by the patient.
- E. incurring administrative financial penalty imposed by the Patient’s Ombudsman.
Hint
Distinguish compensation for material loss from monetary redress for non-material harm under the Patients' Rights Act.
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