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GOOD HOSPITAL PRACTICE

GOOD HOSPITAL PRACTICE

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GHP integrates structural and process elements of the organisation, the professional groups, the specialist disciplines and the services that the hospital uses to fulfil its task.

1.2.09 Duty of confidentiality and protection of privacy

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Clarification of the critical points in the confidentiality obligation. This includes regulations on confidentiality and data protection. The procedure for photographs, audio recordings, participation in examinations or audits must be regulated in particular.

Protection of medical records and other information from unauthorised access or disclosure.

Identification and observance of personal wishes regarding the protection of privacy (undressing, covering hair, etc.)

The procedure in special situations, such as informing relatives, suspected neglect and abuse or misuse of alcohol, medication or drugs, must be clarified.

Personal privacy must also be respected in hospital. This can include: the possibility of storing personal belongings in a cupboard, ensuring privacy during examinations and having conversations undisturbed in a separate room. Patients' names must not be publicly displayed (e.g. on the door). A procedure should be prepared to obtain consent.

§ Section 203 StGB; Section 39 BRRG; Section 9 Professional Code of Conduct for Doctors

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