Denial of rights of medical patients

The doctor-patient relationship is not a therapeutic alliance in which the doctor and the patient decide together the best treatment, but usually the doctor alone decides the medically best treatment. Some argue that the lack of personalized care and involvement of patients in medical decision-making may further aggravate a patient's physical and psychological condition.

1. Unethical practices of health services
2. Denial of rights to vulnerable groups
3. Denial of right to adequate medical care

1. Violation of medical confidentiality
2. Refusal to provide medical treatment
3. Medical deception
4. Denial of the right to medical consent
5. Denial of rights of patients suffering from mental illness

1. Irrelevant scientific activity
2. Institutionalized patients
3. Distrust of medical services

1. Secrecy of medical facts and records
2. Scientific elitism
3. Medical paternalism
4. Invasion of privacy through testing

1. Uncoordinated expression of needs
2. Excessive exposure of medical patients to radiation
3. Denial to experimental animals of the right to freedom from suffering

1. Recognizing patient's personal needs
2. Providing sufficient patient participation in medical decision-making
3. Denying rights of medical patients
4. Abstaining from patient participation in medical decision-making

1. Disregard
2. Denial
3. Lack