(1) comply with health laws, regulations, rules and regulations, and diagnosis and treatment and care norms and routines;
(2) establish professionalism, abide by professional ethics, and protect the privacy of the patients;
(3) endeavor to study the business, update their knowledge, and improve the level of professional and technical skills;
(d) On the premise of avoiding adverse consequences to patients, truthfully informing patients of their conditions, medical measures, medical risks and medical expenses, and promptly answering their inquiries;
(e) writing medical records in accordance with the provisions of the information, and shall not conceal, falsify, or destroy medical documents and related information. Article 13 The patient enjoys the right to medical treatment, the right to know, the right to decide, the right to privacy. Article 14 The patient shall fulfill the following obligations:
(1) to abide by the rules and regulations of medical institutions and medical order;
(2) to truthfully state the condition to the medical staff, cooperate with the medical staff for diagnosis and treatment and care;
(3) to pay the medical fees on time. Chapter III Medical Dispute Reporting Article 15 Medical institutions shall establish and improve the medical dispute reporting system, and shall not conceal, delay or falsely report medical disputes. Medical institutions and their medical staff on the occurrence of medical disputes or found that the affected party has disturbed the medical order, shall report in accordance with the provisions of the "Regulations on the Treatment of Medical Accidents", and take effective measures to prevent the expansion of the situation. Article 16 If the affected party has one of the following circumstances, the medical institution shall immediately report to the local public security organ if it fails to dissuade the patient:
(1) occupying the place of treatment or office of the medical institution in a crowd;
(2) refusing to move the corpse to the morgue or funeral parlor;
(3) pulling banners, setting up mourning halls and posting posters in large characters in the medical institution;
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(4) obstructing or interfering with the normal life of medical personnel, insulting, slandering, threatening, assaulting or violating the personal freedom of medical personnel;
(5) destroying the medical institution's equipment, property, and medical records, archives, and other important information;
(6) other serious disruption of the medical order of behavior. Chapter IV Handling of Medical Disputes Article 17 After a medical dispute occurs, a medical institution shall start a medical dispute disposal plan and handle it in accordance with the following procedures:
(1) take control measures to prevent the situation from expanding according to the requirements of the duties stipulated in the plan, inform the affected party of the opinions of the experts' consultation in a timely manner and report to the competent administrative department of health in the place where the medical institution is located;
(2) in the presence of the doctor and the patient *** with the presence of the relevant provisions of the Regulations on the Handling of Medical Accidents to seal and unseal the scene of the physical and related medical records;
(c) the death of the patient in the medical institution, the body should be immediately moved to the morgue or funeral parlor. If the doctor and the patient cannot determine the cause of death or disagree on the cause of death, it shall be handled in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Regulations on the Handling of Medical Accidents;
(4) informing the affected party of the methods and procedures for handling medical disputes, responding to the consultation and questions of the affected party, and guiding the affected party to resolve the dispute in accordance with the law;
(5) negotiation between the two sides to resolve the medical disputes shall be carried out in the reception place of the healthcare institution. The number of affected parties to the hospital in more than five people, should be elected to represent the consultation, the number of representatives shall not exceed three people;
(f) after the completion of the treatment, should be submitted to the competent administrative department of health to deal with the medical dispute report, truthfully reflecting the occurrence of the medical dispute and the investigation and handling of the situation.