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Charter
Charter (pronunciation: /ˈtʃɑːrtər/) is a term that has several meanings in the medical field. It is derived from the Latin word "charta", which means "paper" or "document".
Definitions
- In the context of healthcare, a charter often refers to a formal document that outlines the rights, responsibilities, and standards of care for patients, healthcare providers, and healthcare institutions. This is also known as a Patient's Charter or Charter of Patient Rights.
- A charter can also refer to the founding document of a medical institution or organization, such as a hospital or professional society. This document typically outlines the mission, values, and governance structure of the institution.
Related Terms
- Patient's Charter: A document that outlines the rights and responsibilities of patients in a healthcare setting.
- Charter of Patient Rights: A document that outlines the rights of patients, including the right to informed consent, privacy, and non-discrimination.
- Hospital Charter: The founding document of a hospital, which outlines its mission, values, and governance structure.
- Professional Society Charter: The founding document of a professional society, which outlines its mission, values, and governance structure.
See Also
External links
- Medical encyclopedia article on Charter
- Wikipedia's article - Charter
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