Patient Rights Law is the legal framework that protects the rights of individuals receiving healthcare services and regulates the relationships between healthcare providers. This branch of law defines and protects patient rights and ensures that these rights are respected. Patient Rights Law is generally shaped by specific provisions found in the laws and regulations of countries. Below are some basic principles that constitute Patient Rights Law in general:;

Right to Information;

● The patient has the right to receive information about his health condition, diagnosis and treatment. Health professionals have the responsibility to inform the patient in a way that is understandable and comprehensive.;

Right to Dignity and Respect:;

● Every patient expects their human dignity to be respected and their individual rights to be respected. This includes maintaining confidentiality and confidentiality in patient communications.;

Right to Access Treatment:;

● The patient has the right to access appropriate and effective treatment. Regulations that prevent discrimination in access to treatment are within the scope of this right.;

Patient Safety:;

The patient has the right to be in a safe environment while receiving health care. Healthcare institutions must comply with standards regarding patient safety.;

Participation Right:;

● The patient has the right to participate in decision-making processes regarding his or her own health care. Information to be shared with the physician, being informed about treatment options and procedures are important within the scope of this right.;

Complaint and Right to Refuse:;

● The patient has the right to complain about receiving healthcare services and refuse treatment. This right includes respect for patient preferences.;

Reporting of Patient-Induced Errors:;

● e patient has the right to report errors encountered while receiving healthcare services. Healthcare providers evaluate patient safety feedback and make necessary adjustments.;r