can i doctor treat a apechent that does not wont to be treated in a secret way?

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CAN IDOCHTOR TRET APACHENT THAT DOES NOT WONT TO BE TRETTED BY A SECRET WAY?

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It would be unethical and illegal to do so.
The patient has the right to make their own decisions unless they were incapacitated....in such cases the doctor still cannot make decisions unless it was an emergency...if there are instructions not to interfere, then they cannot go against those directions without a possibility of breaching their oath and law.

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If this question was written in better English, then maybe someone would be able to help you, please, re-write it so we can understand it better

Ok sorry but this makes NO sense!

I can understand everything except being treated "by a secret way". What does that mean?

you can't treat a patient in a secret way as the patient has to give their permission and sign forms for procedures, I'm a nurse

If you refuse treatment, a doctor can not secretly slip you your medication. That would be illegal.

Do you mean "Can a doctor treat a patient that does not want to be treated in a secret way?" - not without a court order authorising him/her to do so or he/she risk being charged with assault.

If you mean: Can a doctor see a person who does not want medical attention. Then I don't see how, every adult has the right to refuse treatment. Sorry

i'm not sure exactly what you're trying to say, but all physicians must take the hippocratic oath, which basically says that they will do everything that they can to help a patient survive. sometimes there are disputes between this and various cultures or religions. blood transfusions, for example are not used in some religions, which poses problems when one is taken to the hospital needing blood. the doctors are still forced to try to convince the family to allow blood transfusions.

the sh1t you just wrote has not being recognised please hang up and try again :D

To be able to be treated in a secret way you have to see the doctor in the first place and even then any dealings he has with the patient is completely confidential.

It is one of the rules that all doctors and nurses have to abide by.
Patent confidentiality !!!

whats the illness ? terminal stupid by the sounds of it ..

I'm having a little trouble understanding the question.

If a secret way means the doctor doing something to you without telling your parents the answer is no, unless you are old enough to give permission. And if the doctor is doing something you or your parents have not given permission for, something is wrong.

If a secret way means, can the doctor treat you for a mental illness even if you don't want hime to, the answer is it depends. If you are under 16 years old and the doctor has determined you are mentally or physically ill, he can discuss it with your parents and they can start a course of treatment whether you say ok or not. They are looking out for your well-being. But the doctor cannot treat someone under 16 if the parents don't give permission and the patient doesn't give permission.

if your asking does the Dr tell people no he is not aloud

If you're trying to ask, "Can a doctor treat a minor without parental consent?" the answer is yes, under certain circumstances. If the minor is emancipated (legally treated as an adult), needs emergent care if the situation is such to cause loss of life or limb, and usually, a minor by the age of 17 is able to be considered an "educated minor" in some states.

However, most doctors are very reluctant to treat other than emancipated minors for fear of lawsuits. In these instances, the need would have to almost certainly be proven to be fatal if not treated, and the burden of proof would be on the physician.

P.S. I can tell from the jist of your letter that you may have a problem writing in English. That's quite ok. You were able to make your point and the others who answered with snide remarks are the ignorant ones!

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