Responsibility

As a patient, it is important to provide accurate and complete information about your present complaints. past illnesses, hospitalization, medication, and other matters relating to your health status. It is your responsibility to report any unexpected changes in your condition to the responsible healthcare provider.

It is also your responsibility to follow the treatment plan recommended by the physician primarily responsible for your care. This includes following the instructions of nurses and other allied health personnel. implementing the responsible physician's orders, and adhering to applicable hospital rules and regulations.

You are responsible for keeping your appointments and if you are unable to do so for any reason, it is your responsibility to notify the responsible physician or hospital. By taking these responsibilities seriously, you can ensure that you receive the best possible care and make the most of your healthcare experience.

Accountability

It is important to be aware of and follow the hospital rules and regulations that affect patient care and conduct. This includes being considerate of the rights of other patients and hospital personnel, controlling noise levels, refraining from smoking, and limiting the number of visitors.

Additionally, it is important to be considerate of the property of others and of the hospital environment. By doing so, we can all contribute to a clean and safe environment that promotes healing and well-being for everyone.

Honesty

Patients are required to present any medications they bring from home to the nurse upon admission. It is important to note that patients must not take any medications brought from home without a documented physician's order to do so.

This is to ensure that all medications are properly documented, correctly administered, and that any potential drug interactions are identified and appropriately managed. By working together with healthcare providers and following the guidelines, we can ensure the best possible outcomes and prevent any potential harm.

Restricted

The use of small personnal electrical equipment is discouraged.

Personal Items

It is strongly recommended that patients leave all valuables at home. We want to remind you that the hospital does not assume responsibility for any items kept in your possession during your stay.

Please be aware that physicians and hospital personnel reserve the right to limit visitors. This is to ensure that patients receive appropriate rest and care during their hospital stay.