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Patient Rights in the Hospital

What are patient rights in hospital and healthcare settings? Being informed on your rights as a patient can help you be prepared for you next emergency room visit or hospital visit. In this video, I explore the ten patient rights covered by the Patient Bill of Rights: 1. You have the right to receive emergency medical services regardless of your ability to pay. 2. You have the right to be respected and not discriminated against. 3. You have the right to know everyone involved in your care. 4. You have the right to completely understand the treatment plan and the results of your workup. 5. You have the right to refuse care as long as you are of sound mind and not under the influence of drugs or alcohol. 6. You have the right to informed consent. 7. You have the right to know about advanced directives. 8. You have the right to choose your provider. 9. You have the right to privacy of your health information. 10. You have the right to provide feedback about your experience in an emergency room, hospital, clinic, or urgent care. Here's what we discuss: 00:00 Introduction 00:55 What are your rights as a patient? 03:16 Informed consent and what happens in an emergent condition 04:36 What are advanced directives? 07:04 HIPAA and patient rights to privacy If you enjoyed this video, please hit the "like" button. Don't forget to hit subscribe and share! Connect with me! Website: https://realdoctorjb.com/ Facebook:   / realdoctorjb   Instagram:   / realdoctorjb   LinkedIn:   / realdoctorjb   *This Channel and the information shared on this channel are strictly for informational and educational purposes. You should not take the content, experiences, opinions, and/or stories discussed on this channel as medical advice, legal advice, career advice, or representations in any way regarding any medical or legal issues. If you have a medical issue or question, you should seek medical advice from your physician. Please be advised that a doctor-patient relationship will never arise as a result of viewing this channel. If you think you have a medical or mental health emergency, or if at any time you are concerned about your care or treatment, call 911 or go to the nearest open clinic or emergency room. You should not disregard or delay to seek medical advice based on anything that appears or does not appear to be discussed on this Channel. You should continue to consult with your primary provider and other healthcare professionals as recommended. Always seek the advice of a physician or other qualified healthcare provider concerning questions you have regarding a medical condition, procedure, or treatment before stopping, starting, or modifying any medical plan, treatment, or medication.*