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Choosing a Health Practitioner
Publication type:
Training / Education Manual
| Attachment | Size |
|---|---|
 chodarr0787.pdf | 156.41 KB |
Agency:
Vancouver Women's Health Collective
Date:
1993
Pages:
4
Collections:
Summary:
This document, produced by the Vancouver Women's Health Collective (VWHC), provides women with information to help in making a decision about choosing a health care practitioner, including thinking about patient needs, patient's rights, and the components of a physical exam. The document also includes information about what to do if a health care practitioner has acted inappropriately or offensively and a patient wants to make a formal complaint.
Keywords:
Vancouver Women's Health Collective (VWHC); women and health; women's health; doctors; primary health care; patient's rights; social determinants of health; access to services; treatment; rights; BC College of Physician and Surgeons