Patient Responsibilities :

• Patients are responsible for providing correct and complete information about their health and past medical history.
• Patients are responsible for reporting changes in their general health condition, symptoms, or allergies to the responsible caregiver.
• Patients are responsible for reporting if they do not understand the planned treatment or their part in the plan.
• Patients are responsible for following the recommended treatment plan they have agreed to, including instruction from nurses and other
  health personnel.
• Patients are responsible for keeping appointments.
• Patients are responsible for treating others with respect.
• Patients are responsible for following facility rules regarding smoking, noise, and use of electrical equipment.
• Patients are responsible for what happens if they refuse the planned treatment.
• Patients are responsible for paying for their care.
• Patients are responsible for respecting the property and rights of others.
• Patients are responsible for assisting in the control of noise and the number of visitors in their rooms

DECLARATION OF PATIENT’S RIGHTS :

• Every Patient has the basic rights to medical and healthcare services at professional standards without any discrimination as have been legally enacted in the Thai Constitution.
• Patients who seeks medical and healthcare services have the rights to true and sufficient information regarding illness, examination, treatment, advantages and disadvantages of the examination from medical practitioner with understanding language to help with a decision to consent or refuse healthcare services, except in case of emergency or life threatening situation.
• Patients at risk, in critical condition or near death, is entitled to receive urgent and immediate relief from their medical practitioner as necessary, regardless of whether the patient requests assistance or not.
• Patient has the rights to know first name and surname and the specialty of the practitioners who give cares to.
• It is the rights of the patient to request a second opinion from other medical practitioner in other specialties, who are not involved in the immediate care of him/her, as well as the right to change the place of medical service or treatment. This is according to criteria of existing patient’s rights.
• The patient has the right to expect that his/her personal information is kept confidential by the medical practitioner, the only exception being in cases with the consent of the patient or due to legal obligation.
• The patient is entitled to demand complete current information regarding his/her role in the research and the risks involved in order to make decision to participate in/or withdraw from the medical research being carried out by his/her health care provider.
• The patient has the right to know or demand full and current information about his/her medical treatment as appeared in the medical record as requested according to hospital’s procedures. With respect to this, the information obtained must not infringe upon other individual’s personal information and rights.
• The father / mother or legal representative may use their rights in case of a child under the age of eighteen or who is physically or mentally handicapped wherein he/she could not exercise his/her own rights.