Law and regulation
What applies legally in patient education
The duty to inform, consent, electronic signature and data protection evolve with case law and legislation. Here, hospitals and practices find the legal situation in Germany and Austria – backed by primary sources and with the date of every statement.
Why medudoc
Patient education and patient intake are medudoc's area of expertise
medudoc produces its own patient education content and reviews it for currency at least once a year. To do so, medudoc needs to know every change in the duty to inform, consent and documentation. medudoc brings this knowledge together here so that your facility avoids mistakes, documents properly and learns about new developments early.
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