By Clyde H. Stagner
For the Veteran:
Proposed VA Veteran Patient Medical Bill of Rights
This is what is should be regulations that have the force of federal law.
1. Shall be treated with dignity and prompt treatment.
2. Shall be treated with the least restrictive condition necessary.
3. Shall present grievences to anyone without fear of reprisal.
4. Shall receive careful explanation of proposed diagnostic or therapeudic procedure, or course of treatment by the responsible medical person to include risks, complications, alternatives, and results.
5. Shall be given the opportunity to ask questions.
6. Shall be allowed time fot community consultation for a second opinion or legal advice.
7. Shall be allowed to revoke permission at any time.
AUTHORITY: 38 Code of Federal Regulations,Section 17.33 & 17.32(c).
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