Question 108 · LEK · Patient rights
The restrictions on a patient’s rights due to the organisational capacity of a health care provider may concern:
- A. the patient’s right to contact the provider in person, by phone or mail.
- B. the patient’s right to their own privacy and dignity.
- C. the patient’s right to be treated for pain.
- D. the patient’s right to obtain information.
- E. the patient’s right to give consent.
Hint
Only some patient rights can be limited for organisational reasons - think of those tied to the facility's daily logistics.
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