Proportion of Patient’s Relatives with Sufficient Knowledge in Recording Policy of Srinagarind Hospital

Authors

  • Panachai Ruangwattanachot
  • Danudet Wichakhun
  • Duangsuda Siritheerawat
  • Phongpisut Poonsawatphong
  • Auttapon Nuntanawanich
  • Taksaporn Thongnuapad
  • Suchada Paileeklee
  • Varisara Luvira

Keywords:

Patient’s relative, Srinagarind hospital, Recording, Sufficient, Knowledge

Abstract

Background and Objective : Easily access to photographic devices and social media has also come to take a critical role in spreading all kinds of information. Recently, sharing and posting medical photography has widely caused a major impact to Thai medical profession leading to a question of ethical and legal limitations. This study aime to study the proportion of patient’s relatives with sufficient knowledge in recording policy of Srinagarind hospital

Method : This was a descriptive study at Faculty of Medicine, Khon Kaen University.

A total of 767 IPD-patient’s relatives in the day of data collection sampled into 153 people by cluster sampling method. Self-administered questionnaires were used and Frequency, proportion, mean, median, interquartile range and 95% confidential interval were analyzed by SPSS/PC program version17.

Results : The response rate was 74.4%. The proportion of patient's relatives with sufficient knowledge in recording policy of Srinagarind hospital was 74.4% (95%CI 63.2,83.2) . Proportion of patient's relatives answering correctly in all crucial points was 27.5% .The top three reasons of recording in such events were to share pictures with other relatives and friends 54.2% , to use as the evidences in lawsuit 24.3%  and to share on social media 22.2% . The three best ways to publicize the knowledge were through billboards 66.7% , being told verbally 48.0% and public announcement 15.3%

Conclusion :    three-fourth of patient's relatives had sufficient knowledge in recording policy but only one-fourth passed all crucial points. The recording reasons were to share with other relatives and keep as evidences in lawsuits.

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Ruangwattanachot P, Wichakhun D, Siritheerawat D, Poonsawatphong P, Nuntanawanich A, Thongnuapad T, Paileeklee S, Luvira V. Proportion of Patient’s Relatives with Sufficient Knowledge in Recording Policy of Srinagarind Hospital. SRIMEDJ [Internet]. 2015 Oct. 5 [cited 2024 Oct. 16];30(5):57. Available from: https://li01.tci-thaijo.org/index.php/SRIMEDJ/article/view/39943

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