Hospital Directory Sample Clauses
The Hospital Directory clause governs the inclusion and management of patient information in a hospital's directory. It typically outlines what patient details may be listed, such as name, location within the facility, and general condition, and may specify the circumstances under which this information can be shared with visitors or callers. This clause ensures that patient privacy is balanced with the need for friends, family, and clergy to locate and contact patients, thereby addressing both confidentiality concerns and the practical needs of communication within the hospital setting.
Hospital Directory. Except for patients receiving mental health services, unless you object we will include certain limited information about you in the hospital directory while you are in the hospital. This information may include your name, location in the hospital, your general condition (e.g., fair, stable, etc.) and your religious affiliation. The directory information may also be released to individuals, such as your family, friends, a member of the clergy, who ask for you by your full name. This is so your family, friends and clergy can visit you in the hospital and generally know how you are doing. However, for patients receiving mental health services, we will not disclose that the patient is receiving care at the hospital, unless an official at the hospital determines that the release of such information to any of the following persons is in the patient’s best interest: (1) members of the patient’s family; (2) the patient’s lawyer; or (3) the patient’s guardian or conservator.
Hospital Directory. While staying at a Saint ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ facility, Patient will be listed in a directory containing Patient’s name, location and general condition. Such information facilitates family and friends visiting Patient, but I may decline to have Patient listed.
Hospital Directory. We will include your name and room number/telephone number in the Hospital's directory. This information may be provided to members of the clergy and to other people who ask for you by name. You have the right to opt out of including your information in the directory. It is important to understand that if you opt out, you will not receive any phone calls (even from family), visitors will be told that you are not here and any flowers or gifts will be sent back. If you want to opt out, you should request to speak to the charge nurse.