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Your rights as a patient (C)

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Your rights as a patient (C)

The region in which you live is, as far as possible, responsible for ensuring that you receive an offer of treatment within the maximum waiting times.

If the hospital to which you have been referred cannot offer you the treatment within the maximum waiting times, the hospital must offer you a referral to another public or private hospital in Denmark or abroad within the maximum waiting times. If the hospital cannot find a public or private hospital, the hospital must contact the Danish Health and Medicines Authority (if this is what you wish).

Maximum waiting times:

  1. Preliminary examination (first examination date): Two weeks from the day on which the hospital received the doctor’s referral.
  2. Operation: Two weeks from the day on which you consented to the operation following information from the hospital about your illness and treatment options.
  3. Medical treatment (as a first treatment): Two weeks from the day on which you consented to medical treatment – following information from the hospital about your illness and treatment options. The maximum waiting time is otherwise a maximum of four weeks from the day on which the department that will carry out your treatment receives the referral.
  4. Radiation treatment (as a first treatment): Four weeks from the day on which the department that will carry out your treatment receives the referral.
  5. Radiation treatment or medical treatment (as a subsequent treatment): Four weeks from the day on which the department that will carry out your treatment receives the referral.

Concurrent to your right to maximum waiting times for treatment you are entitled to a medical examination and a diagnosis within 30 days if professionally possible.

As a patient, you are basically free to choose from any of the public hospitals throughout Denmark. However, a hospital department may refuse patients if that department has significantly longer waiting times for the treatment in question than other similar departments.

If you wish to exercise your free choice of another public hospital, please contact the department/hospital on the telephone number you were given in your appointment letter.

Generally speaking, you must make your own way to and from the hospital for treatment.

You can read more in Danish at www.befordring.rm.dk.

Fill in the form at www.omvis.rm.dk if you need advice or guidance on your rights as a patient.

If you cannot fill in the form, you may call +45 7841 0444 for help. Weekdays from 10-12.

Read more in Danish at www.patientkontoret.rm.dk.

Please go to www.data.rm.dk to see how we treat and protect your data (in Danish).

If you do not live in the Central Denmark Region, you must contact the patient office for the region in which you live in order to receive information about your options: www.andreregioner.rm.dk.

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