Do doctors need to get consent from people with HIV to tell their immediate family members?

Due to the lack of a specific policy at the national legislative level regarding spousal notification, it is necessary to deal with infected persons.

The protection of privacy is mainly carried out by the spouse himself. Therefore, at this time AIDS.

Patients still have the right to privacy, and medical staff should not inform their spouse without the consent of the person, but should do so on their own initiative.

However, there are also such cases, marriage inspections.

When he found out that he had AIDS, he did not tell his spouse during the physical examination, and his spouse also had AIDS after marriage, so he took the doctor to court.

Therefore, a lot of right and wrong are inexplicable, the doctor does not inform, it is carried out according to the rules and systems, and this matter, you need to be informed by the sick person, but the spouse is innocent. He shouldn't have to endure this.

Therefore, the state should still introduce a more comprehensive protection policy to protect the interests of the ordinary people while protecting the minority population.

Due to the lack of specific policies on spouse notification at the national legislative level, in order to protect the privacy of infected persons, spouse notification mainly relies on the infected person himself. Therefore, at this time, AIDS patients still enjoy the right to privacy, and medical personnel should not inform their spouses without the consent of the person concerned, but should take the initiative to inform them.

I think the doctor thinks it is necessary for the doctor to tell his relatives truthfully, after all, AIDS is an infectious disease, and tell her relatives that he can let his relatives check whether they have been infected, and also let them prevent being infected with AIDS.

This is stipulated by law, and the patient's words have the right to be protected, so the best thing to say is to obtain the patient's consent, so that the patient's immediate family can be truthfully told about the patient's condition, unless the patient's condition is very serious, and it has reached the point where there is no way to be responsible for himself. At this time, the doctor is able to tell the immediate family about the patient's condition without the patient's consent.

At the same time, the law also stipulates that we cannot discriminate against this part of the patients. We should also care for them, and we can't treat them as alternatives, exclude them, and make them feel that the whole society cares for them, so that they don't have so low self-esteem.

Doctors do not have the right to inform the family of an AIDS patient, only with the consent of the AIDS patient.

Generally, the patient's consent is required, but it is also necessary to consider whether the patient will pose a certain potential risk to society.

Personally, I think this is a particularly private situation, and doctors can't just take the patient's situation casually to others.

So I think yes, he has to go through the consent of the AIDS people in order to raise his condition to his relatives.

For confirmed HIV-infected and AIDS patients, the provincial people's health department shall train qualified medical personnel to inform themselves, their spouses or guardians of the diagnosis results and give medical guidance.

This should be, because this has a provision that belongs to personal privacy, and it cannot be disclosed to others without the consent of the individual

Yes, so in many cases, you will be infected by your partner unknowingly, so regular medical checkups and premarital medical checkups are very necessary.

Yes, but the doctor will report to the CDC, and the CDC will follow up and follow up**.

That's for sure, doctors can't say it privately.

We all know about AIDS, and now it's basically impossible to **, if a patient has AIDS but asks not to tell his family, what would you do if you were a doctor?

If it were me, I would follow my heart, and as long as others don't ask, I won't say it。I have no obligation to take the initiative to tell your family that you are sick, if the family knows, divorce or trouble or even a big fight has nothing to do with me, I am just a doctor, I am not an angel, I can't save these people, and the current medicine can't ** this disease, but it can**, the sooner you know, the better! This knowledge refers to the patient himself, not to his family.

Because how he got it, the doctor doesn't know, and the doctor has no right to know. He doesn't want to tell his family, there may be something unspeakable, since this is the case, I can only say, the family asks, I will tell him (her), you ask your object, the rest, no comment! If I tell him or her family and he or she comes back to make trouble, I can't stand it.

This is one of my jobs, and it's just a profession, not to take my life, and the current doctor-patient contradiction is so serious.

Next, tell the patient what needs to be paid attention to, just let him (she) cooperate**, as for the rest, there is really nothing that can be done. Many people think that I am a parent, and I am their parents, but they treat me as a parent, and sometimes they want to kill my father! How do you say?

At this time, you can only be a grandson! Otherwise, you can't save them, and you can't save yourself!

What do you do if you feel that something like this has happened, especially in the current social environment? What will you do if your family members come to make trouble?

I don't tell his family, but his information has been transmitted through the hospital system to the health and epidemic prevention department, and someone will tell his family.

I will definitely respect the patient's request, and for the doctor, respect for the patient is the most important thing.

This should be kept secret for the patient, this is a private thing.

I'm sure I'd rather respect the patient's opinion, because there is no obligation to inform the family.

If that's the case, then I think this matter really should be kept secret.

Although the patient's request seems reasonable, I feel that as a doctor, it is necessary to let the family know.

If it's a responsible person, then you really should go and tell.

If it's not necessary, help him keep it secret.