It is important that patients understand their own rights. This article explains which patient rights exist and what doctors’ obligations are.
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People covered by statutory health insurance are entitled to a patient's receipt. This creates greater transparency in the health sector. How can I get one? When should I be given one?
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People with statutory health insurance are entitled to freely choose and switch their health insurance provider. But when is it worth switching? Read more about it here.
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If you have statutory health insurance, you are entitled to seek a second opinion before certain operations. Why does this right exist and how can it be claimed?
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Health insurance holders are entitled to lodge an appeal if their health insurance provider rejects a claim for benefits. Read on to find out which steps to follow and what to be aware of.
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What rights do patients have who feel that they have received poor or incorrect treatment or believe that their doctor has broken the rules?
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Patients whose treatment does not have the desired outcome or for whom there are complications often ask themselves whether medical malpractice has been committed.
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Doctors must keep patient records. These must document all the main medical measures and their outcomes.
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