What does the notice of serious illness say?

The notice of serious illness indicates that the patient is seriously ill and may be life-threatening. The notification is to inform the family members of the dangerous situation of their illness, so that they can be psychologically prepared and fulfill their obligation to inform the hospital. There are more serious diseases that will inform the critically ill, indicating that the condition is more serious and life-threatening situations may occur at any time.

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Relevant provisions on issuing the Notice of Critical Diseases and Major Diseases

In order to make critically ill patients receive timely and effective treatment in our hospital and prevent disputes between doctors and patients, according to health laws and regulations and relevant hospital management regulations, the following provisions are made for doctors to issue critical illness notices, please follow them.

The first critical notice means that when a patient's illness may be life-threatening, the attending doctor or the doctor on duty informs the relatives or interested parties of the illness, its severity and life-threatening risks, and the relatives or interested parties of the patient sign an informed consent form.

Article 2 The contents of the critical illness notice include the name and degree of danger of the disease, the causes of life-threatening changes or disease development, the date and time of the notice, the signature of the patient's relatives or related persons and their relationship with the patient, the signature of the attending physician or the doctor on duty and the department.

Article 3 A notice of critical illness or major illness must be issued by a qualified doctor. Doctors, advanced doctors and interns who have not obtained the qualification of practicing doctors may not issue them.

Article 4 When issuing the Notice of Critical Illness or Major Illness, effective communication should be conducted, and the family members should be informed of the illness and its severity and life-threatening risks in time, and recorded in the long-term doctor's advice and the course record of the day.

Article 5 When a patient is ill or his condition suddenly changes, which may endanger his life at any time, he shall immediately issue a notice of critical illness.