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Sunday, November 26, 2006

      Thou Shalt Not Complain

The GMC website helpfully states under its good medical practice section:”29. Patients who complain about the care or treatment they have received have a right to expect a prompt, open, constructive and honest response. This will include an explanation of what has happened, and where appropriate, an apology. You must not allow a patient’s complaint to prejudice the care or treatment you provide or arrange for that patient.”

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Filed under: Medical History — Stumble it! zigzagzen @ 9:19 am
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