- Patient information
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- It's okay to ask!
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- The Charter of Patient Rights and Responsibilities
- The Charter of Patient Rights and Responsibilities - Information for you
- Access: your rights when using NHS health services in Scotland
- Communication and participation: the right to be informed, and involved
- Feedback and complaints: how to have a say about your care
- Confidentiality: how the NHS protects your personal health information
- Respect: the right to be treated with dignity and respect
- Safety: the right to safe and effective care
- Hospital waiting times: how quickly you should receive hospital care
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Audio information in English
Click the titles below to listen to the audio versions of these leaflets or factsheets.
All recordings are in MP3 format.
- The Charter of Patient Rights and Responsibilities
- The Charter of Patient Rights and Responsibilities - Information for you (leaflet)
- Access: your rights when using NHS health services in Scotland
- Communication and participation: the right to be informed, and involved in decisions, about health care and services
- Confidentiality: the right for your personal health information to be kept secure and confidential
- Feedback and complaints: how to have a say about your care and have any concerns dealt with
- Hospital waiting times: how quickly you should receive hospital care
- Respect: the right to be treated with dignity and respect
- Safety: the right to safe and effective care
- Giving feedback or making a complaint about the NHS (now replaced and superseded by Feedback and complaints: how to have a say about your care and have any concerns dealt with)
- Confidentiality - it's your right (now replaced and superseded by Confidentiality: the right for your personal health information to be kept secure and confidential)
- Consent - it's your decision
- How to see your health records
- Health care for people coming to Scotland to work
- Health care for people coming to Scotland to study
- Health care for asylum seekers and refugees in Scotland
- Health care for former UK residents now working abroad
- Health care for UK passport holders living abroad
- Health care for UK pensioners visiting Scotland
- Health care in Scotland for holidaymakers from overseas
- It's okay to ask!
- eHealth - using computers to improve your healthcare
- When someone has died - information for you
Page last edited: 19 April 2013


