Patient Responsibility

  • To follow the treatment plan advised by your care provider.
  • To provide contact details of at least one relative who can be approached in case of emergency.
  • Ask the doctor or nurse what to expect regarding pain and pain management.

  • Discuss pain relief options with the doctors and nurses.

  • Work with the doctor and nurse to develop a pain management plan.

  • Inform when pain first begins.

  • Help the doctor and nurse assess the pain.

  • Tell the doctor or nurse if the pain is not relieved.

  • Tell the doctor or nurse about any worries regarding taking pain medication.

  • To provide accurate and complete information about your present medical condition, including any past illnesses, hospitalisation, medications and other relevant details to receive appropriate and safe medical treatment.

  • To provide correct demographic and general information.

  • To give correct details regarding any past illnesses.

  • To provide information about any known allergy.

  • To give honest updates on health status during treatment.

  • To understand that any discontinuation in treatment advised by your care provider or leaving against medical advice would be at your own risk.

  • Behave politely and respectfully to other patients, hospital staff, and doctors.

  • Please be aware that while your records will remain confidential, authorised statutory bodies, insurance companies, or your payer may have access to them when necessary.

  • Provide TPA/Insurance details at the time of admission.

  • Make timely payments.

  • Pay the deposit as per hospital policy.

  • Provide your valuable feedback and suggestions.

  • Take care of your valuables and belongings.

Do not damage hospital property. Comply with hospital policies (e.g., no smoking, no tobacco chewing, no spitting, maintaining silence, etc.).

  • Give consent or refuse medical care or recommended treatment to the extent law permits.

  • Informed about any research activity and to refuse to be a part of the study.