Objective: increase of PATIENT'S RIGHTS observance is one of the important goals of therapeutic group activities which will have useful role in improving health of the patient. Meanwhile, many physicians play important role in providing better services. Most of the physicians imagine themselves in a position that they are authorized to determine destiny of their patients. In some cases, they have fatherly behavior toward their patients. Although they regard the patient as having sound mind and allows him to make decisions about him, they do for them what they deem fit. On this basis, we seek to answer this question that to what factors PATIENT'S right observance and better therapeutic services are subject and what strategies can help increase observance of PATIENT'S RIGHTS.Method: in this article, necessary information was gathered with use of references available in the libraries and sites in a quality type study and then some questions were constructed for interview. For this purpose, 20 patients, 10 patient companions and 10 physicians (40 persons) were interviewed in Tehran Shariat Razavi Hospital and participants have mentioned their experiences with regard to the raised subjects. All interviews were recorded and written and interviews analysis has been done simultaneously with writing the texts and with use of content analysis.Findings: contents appearing in this study relate to increase of PATIENT'S RIGHTS observance in patients and their companions' view including participation of patient in decision making, allocation of enough time for listening to patient' s talk, receiving mental support, respecting the PATIENT'S view, giving enough information to the patient, satisfaction with treatment, responsibility of physician to patient, right to ask patient and listen to reasonable answer by the physician, close communication of patient with physician and suitable feedback of the physician. Barriers to observance of PATIENT'S RIGHTS in physicians' view include low public culture, crowd of patients, lack of hospital equipment, small and ancient space of hospital, lack of labor and time, hard access to physician, incorrect procedures of treatment in private centers, regulations of hospital and overtime hours of physician.Conclusion: the studied hospital depends on Social Security Organization.Generally, RIGHTS of patient in this hospital are observed in weak level. On the one hand, low public culture and lack of the patients' awareness with regard to provisions of PATIENT'S RIGHTS Charter which requires accurate planning in the field of education. On the other hand, lack of hospital equipment and manpower are regarded as barrier to increase of PATIENT'S RIGHTS observance with regard to crowd of patients and regulations of hospital and incorrect procedures of treatment in private centers. Paying attention to this attitude can help the authorities create better conditions with regard to needs and culture of the patients for increase of PATIENT'S RIGHTS observance.

In fact the patients’ RIGHTS in hospital are those expectations that related to effective attention of the patient and hospital is responsible for supplying these expectations. It is necessary to consider that protecting the human respect and value is among divine that are necessary to be done and regarding the patient’s human character with respect to beliefs, culture and moral retentive is a very important and a vital element for the patient to be well-being.Religious learning in Islamic sources, the verses of the holy Quran and traditions draw the holy respectable and generous picture of human rank. He or She is the caliph of God on earth and divine spirit has been breathed on him or her. Because this fact each man has a high generosity and God has given each man with any characteristics, the same worth of all other people and the basis of making decision about man`s body and soul should be the man generosity. Also by regarding of what has been said about the spiritual reward of visiting in religious announcements and traditions, It is defined that visiting means to visit a sick person in a way he or she been helped. To without helping the sick person for supplying medicine, treatment and removing needs never means visiting a sick person. So the attendance of the doctor or the nurse in patient’s bed-side means visiting the sick person clearly. Each informed, man who pays attention to Islamic texts, encounters to many points and signs related to patient’s RIGHTS and this show the careful attention of Islam to this subject. So by knowing the Islamic orders and using them, we can pace a positive step to improve and organize the patients’ RIGHTS in health and hygiene area in our Islamic country.

Introduction: Respecting to RIGHTS and dignity of people is an important and integral part of health services and be estimated 44-98 thousand death in effect of medical mistakes in united states. While could be prevent many mistakes I patients be informed from their cure process. Recent study aimed at consideration of patients' awareness from their RIGHTS.Method of study: This descriptive cross sectional study was done in 150 patient in gynecology and obstetrics, internal medicine I, internal medicine 2, surgery and cancer departments of Yazd hospital Shahid Sadoughi. Questionnaire is planned in base of PATIENT'S RIGHTS charter (10 part) and measured by amount of PATIENT'S awareness (little, moderate, much). Students were carefully instructed to fill the questionnaire. Test re-test reliability was conducted by the researcher using a sample of 20 patients. Statistical analyzed was performed using SAS for Windows (Statistical Analysis Software) version 16, Pvalue of, 0.05 was considered statistically significant. Differences of means of continuous parametric data and non-parametic test such as Spearman used.Results: Average patient’s age were 46±29, 98patients (74 percent) were woman, 46patients (31.5%) had elementary education. Best knowledge was about first item and weakest one regarding to 10 itemsConclusion and Discussion: PATIENT'S awareness to their RIGHTS require to training. Unfortunately, in general, in this research awareness of patients to their RIGHTS is weak and is similar to Mosadegh Rad et all studying while on Esiegal search America resulting in many of patients informed from their RIGHTS. At last, proposing that we should increase public awareness in reward to PATIENT'S awareness of their RIGHTS patient charter of RIGHTS provided to patients admitted to hospital and explain its provisions by hospital staff, implementing programs in education (pamphlets, brochures, posters, etc.) for patients on patient RIGHTS reserved.

In E-health, one of the most important achievements to achieve patient-centered care is EHR. In patient-centered care, the goal is the availability of all patient information to clinicians to make best decision for the patient. Create an environment for sharing information and e-health information caused security and privacy of health data patients to become hot and challenging topic. So in this regard, healthcare organizations are necessary to create security strategies to protect PATIENT'S information RIGHTS. This review article outlined how to develop a security plan to protect health information and health information systems inside of improving quality of care to achieve three main objectives related to security such as confidentiality, integrity and availability around three main axial: administrative, physical, and technical safeguards.

There are problems that lie ahead about Conflict between the priorities of medical education and patient care and dignity of patients in clinical teaching. Like other areas of ethics in clinical teaching respect for the individual, benefits, equity and no harm should be taken into consideration. Studies show that the three pillars of clinical training are doctors, patients and students have been formed. Meanwhile, according to the study, the challenges of clinical training about patients and students are discussed. In this regard, with the use of available resources, the related problems were declared and their solutions are also given.Considering that the training process, students and physician attendance are fully conscious, therefore the patient attendance should be fully consciously too. To reduce conflict between clinical training and patient RIGHTS, it seems that it is necessary to be taught professional ethics and communication skills for students. On arrival at the health center should be given sufficient information about the PATIENT'S RIGHTS to their.

Background & Aim: Nurses can support the patients' RIGHTS advocacy, if they are informed of these RIGHTS. Furthermore in order to exercise and protect of these RIGHTS, the working environment should be appropriate. Methods & Materials: The aim of this descriptive analytical study was to explore the nurses' awareness of patients' RIGHTS in Tehran teaching hospitals and the facilitators of observing theses RIGHTS from their perspective. To achieve this, 517 nurses were selected using multi stage stratified sampling method. Data were gathered utilizing a researcher made questionnaire with 3o statements regarding patients’ bill of RIGHTS, and an open question about patients' RIGHTS facilitators at the end. Results: The findings indicated that overall nurses had a high level of awareness regard patients' RIGHTS. In addition nurses mentioned 17 factors as facilitators of patients' RIGHTS practice. These were classified to three groups: organization related, personnel related and client/ patient related factors. The most frequent items were in the group of organization related factors.Conclusion: Despite of nurses' high awareness of patients' RIGHTS, observing these RIGHTS in practice needs many other requirements. These requirements should be recognized and identified. This can be the first step for finding proper solutions by all health care providers and policy makers as well.

Background and aims: PATIENT'S RIGHTS are one of pivotal elements of clinical governance and important indicators of quality care in health area. PATIENT'S RIGHTS in Iran are stated in PATIENT'S RIGHTS charter and its establishing need to lying plots a set of prerequisites. The aim of this study was to survey prerequisites and to develop a bill for establishing patient RIGHTS in Iranian health centers using expert's ideas and comments. Methods: The study was conducted using the Delphi’s approach, and 30 purposefully selected participants include experts in law, medical groups and ethics, as panelists were enrolled in 4 rand Delphi technique. In first rand, the ideas of panelists in response to question" what prerequisites are needed to establishing patients RIGHTS in hospitals" were collected and then a bill including 7 domain was developed and then entered in Delphi process. The comments of panelist were collected by E- Mail and face interview through April 2012 to September 2013. Final document was developed in the end of 4th rand.Results: A consensuses bill for establishing patient RIGHTS was main result of this study that developed in 82 items in 7 domains including: academic education, research, supervision, process management, building, organization and manpower. At al, out of 178 items that judged by panelist, finally 51 items (34.8%) consist many suggestion were agreed and entered in final document.Conclusion: Results of this study recognize the areas which need to takeover and correction in order to improve patients’ RIGHTS observance. In addition, the results showed that goal of bill of patients’ RIGHTS can be achieved with minimal cost and changes such as correcting organizational processes and empowering staff.

At the aim of explaining the RIGHTS of health care recipients and upgrading ethical observance in the field of treatment-the most important field of health care-, the Patient' RIGHTS Charter was declared by Ministry of Health and Medical Education to all medical universities in September 2009. This paper provides a report of strategic planning for implementation of Patien's RIGHTS Charter and a summary of other projects.

The studies indicated that patients’ RIGHTS compliance led to positive atmosphere in service delivery environment and improve in therapeutic results. The purpose of this study was to promote the patient’s RIGHTS practice through efficient intervention at the clinic of physiotherapy, Faculty of Rehabilitation, Tabriz University of Medical Sciences. This study was an interventional study that was performed based on patients perspectives. The collected data were classified with 6MP method, matched with the Iranian PATIENT'S RIGHTS, and then an education-based intervention undertaken to promote the practice of patient’s RIGHTS. The study results showed that after intervention, an increase was done in patient’s RIGHTS aspects and Education-based intervention plays an important role in practicing the patient’s RIGHTS.

Background & Aim: Respecting patient s RIGHTS are those factors that they expect from health centers. It means that the patients regardless to their age, sex, race, and other differences have some RIGHTS such as: knowing, selecting, being respected, confidentiality, territoriality and receiving efficient care and objection. Nurses duty also is to respect patient, RIGHTS.Materials & Methods: This is a cross-sectional study which is done in order to determine the nurse s level of respect for the patient’s RIGHTS. This study carried out on 280 nurses was selected through stratified randomized sampling. Data was collected via a questionnaire about demographic information and patient s RIGHTS situations for measured level of respect, which is Analyzed via SPSS software.Findings: The result showed moderate respect for patient’s RIGHTS. In more than half of cases (9.7&1:2.60) The result indicated a meaningful different between respect for patient s RIGHTS and work (p=0. 006).Conclusion: Results show that patient’s RIGHTS regarding the importance of matter is at medium level which isn’t satisfactory and to increase. These recipients of health care it is necessary to do some neasures such as: approval of laws related to patient s and nurses RIGHTS & creation sanctions in order to observe better & qualified PATIENT'S care.