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Patient Protection

Meaning

Patient Protection refers to the comprehensive set of ethical, legal, and clinical standards and practices implemented within the healthcare system to safeguard the well-being, rights, and privacy of individuals receiving medical care or participating in research. This foundational principle ensures that all clinical decisions, hormonal therapies, and wellness interventions prioritize the patient’s safety, informed consent, and optimal clinical outcome. It encompasses measures from drug safety regulation to confidentiality protocols.