Original title: Women's suspected cancer in physical examination: husband's question: why didn't the hospital first inform the family members of the examination results
Shenzhen resident Wang went to the hospital on the 23rd for a CT scan because of her abdominal pain. After the examination results came out, Ms. Wang thought she had colon cancer, so she left her husband a last word "don't want to drag the family" and chose to give birth to light. Ms. Wang's husband believed that the hospital first told Ms. Wang the results of the examination rather than the family members, which was not appropriate. The hospital was responsible for Ms. Wang's death. In this regard, some lawyers believe that doctors' practice is not wrong in law, but should be informed morally.
According to the current regulations on the prevention and treatment of medical disputes, medical staff should explain the condition and medical measures to the patients in the diagnosis and treatment activities, so as to guarantee the patients' right of informed consent. However, there are no specific provisions on what information to inform, what not to inform, and when and how to inform. Check out serious illness, should tell patient oneself or family member first, what do you think?