… In the current study there are a statistically significant between nurses and patients regarding
their perspectives of patient rights was demonstrated in the present study. Similar findings …

… About 76% of patients did not know that there is a charter of patient rights. The mean
knowledge score of patient rights in this study was 7.2 ± 2.71 out of 14. Patients’ education …

… from the physician's perspective as a professional and bureaucratic responsibility, we look
at how patients understand and use it. However, although patient interests are at the core of …

… 4 These principles augment the provisions in the sections of the Acts and have the same
legal force. Note that the Acts do not apply to patients and their relatives; thus, those people are …

… of law that cut across borders. This paper presents five case studies in the patient rights area
… over broad patient rights issues, such as access to health care and informed consent, to …

… system agree that patients have rights to … patients. Medicolegally, court cases as early as
the 1900s strongly emphasized the preservation of individual rights to information in the patient-…

… Second, we describe informed consent perspectives of physicians and patients. Third,
we attempt to explain informed consent practices in OECD founding member and non-OECD …

… Annas’s (1992, p 5) argument favouring patient rights is as applicable to social care as
health care: “the concept of using patient rights to make service to the individual patient the core …

… Medical practices have evolved toward broader recognition of patient rights, although the
model of an autonomous patient being given information and exercising decisional authority …

… From the perspective of the participants in this research, not being cared for does not mean
that nurses are not present with the patient but rather that caring means ‘being there’, not …