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Relevant Legal Moral Ethical Standards of Care

The document summarizes patients' bill of rights which includes the right to appropriate medical care and humane treatment, informed consent, privacy and confidentiality, information, choice of health care provider and facility, self-determination, religious belief, medical records, leave, refuse participation in medical research, correspondence, express grievances, and be informed of rights and obligations. It also discusses relevant non-disclosure and HIV-related laws, inter-professional care maps, collaborative care, elements of the ICN Code of Ethics, Filipino culture values and practices regarding illness, and knowledge of home remedies and traditional healing techniques among Filipino Americans. Finally, it defines hospital information systems as comprehensive integrated information systems that manage all aspects of a

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Relevant Legal Moral Ethical Standards of Care

The document summarizes patients' bill of rights which includes the right to appropriate medical care and humane treatment, informed consent, privacy and confidentiality, information, choice of health care provider and facility, self-determination, religious belief, medical records, leave, refuse participation in medical research, correspondence, express grievances, and be informed of rights and obligations. It also discusses relevant non-disclosure and HIV-related laws, inter-professional care maps, collaborative care, elements of the ICN Code of Ethics, Filipino culture values and practices regarding illness, and knowledge of home remedies and traditional healing techniques among Filipino Americans. Finally, it defines hospital information systems as comprehensive integrated information systems that manage all aspects of a

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RELEVANT

LEGAL-MORAL &
ETHICAL
STANDARDS OF
CARE
WMSU
JOBEL A.NUVAL, RN, MAN
PATIENT’S BILL OF RIGHTS
• Right to Appropriate Medical Care and Humane Treatment
• Right to Informed Consent
• Right to Privacy and Confidentiality
• Right to Information
• The Right to Choose Health Care Provider and Facility
• Right to Self-Determination
• Right to Religious Belief
• Right to Medical Records
• Right to Leave
• Right to Refuse Participation In Medical Research
• Right to Correspondence and to Receive Visitors.
• Right to Express Grievances
• Right to be Informed of His Rights and Obligations as a Patient
Reference: https://samch.doh.gov.ph/index.php/patients-and-visitors-corner/patients-rights
NON-DISCLOSURE and other HIV-
related laws
• RA 10173 (Data Privacy Act of 2012)
• RA 8504 (Philippine AIDS Prevention and Control Act of
1998)
• RA 7277 (Magna Carta of Disabled Persons)
• RA 9165 (The Comprehensive Dangerous Drug Act 2002)
• RA 7875 (National Health Insurance Act of 1995)
• RA 11166 (Philippine and HIV Act)
INTER-PROFESSIONAL CARE MAPS

• Interprofessional collaboration has been


defined by many. However, most authorities
would accept the definition of interprofessional
collaboration to be when: “Multiple health
workers from different professional
backgrounds work together with patients,
families, caregivers, and communities to
deliver the highest quality of care” (WHO,
2010).
COLLABORATIVE CARE
• The Collaborative Care team is led by a primary
care provider (PCP) and includes behavioral
health care managers, psychiatrists and
frequently other mental health professionals all
empowered to work at the top of their license.
The team implements a measurement-guided
care plan based on evidence-based practice
guidelines and focuses particular attention on
patients not meeting their clinical goals.

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The ICN Code of Ethics has 4 elements
• Nurses and People
• Nurses and Practice
• Nurses and the Profession
• Nurses and Co-workers
Filipino Culture Values and Practices
• Filipino older adults tend to cope with illness with the help of
family and friends, and by faith in God.
• Before seeking professional help, Filipino older adults tend to
manage their illnesses by self-monitoring of symptoms,
ascertaining possible causes, determining the severity and threat
to functional capacity, and considering the financial and emotional
burden to the family.
• They may even resort to utilizing traditional home remedies such
as alternative or complimentary means of treatment.
• Seeking medical advice from family members or friends who are
health professionals is also a common practice among Filipino
older adults and their family members, especially if severe somatic
symptoms arise
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• Studies of health practices among Filipino
Americans suggest that people originally from
rural areas in the Philippines are more
knowledgeable regarding:
• home remedies (herbal)
• traditional healing techniques (hilot)
• and supernatural ailments, whereas those
coming from the urban areas rely more on
Western medical interventions and over-the-
counter medications.

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ONLINE DATABASES
• HIS (hospital information system)
• an element of health informatics that focuses mainly on
the administrational needs of hospitals.
• a comprehensive, integrated information system
designed to manage all the aspects of a hospital's
operation, such as medical, administrative, financial, and
legal issues and the corresponding processing of
services.

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