I attended Bass Coast Hospital for my 4-6 weekly MS treatment. I have been attending this hospital for the same treatment for approximately 2 years.
Recently, I believe I was refused treatment for not wearing a N95 mask.
I have a medial exception but wear surgery mask as I cannot wear a N95 mask. Completed a Rapid test on arrival - negative result
Still was refused treatment.
I felt like I was being bullied, harassed and in a unsafe environment for me to be in, I felt like I had no choice but to leave.
Even on the Bass Coast web site I recall it states:
My Rights
What this means
Access
I have a right to health care.
I can access services to address my healthcare needs.
Safety
I have a right to receive safe and high quality care.
I receive safe and high quality health services, provided with professional care, skill and competence.
Respect
I have a right to be shown respect, dignity and consideration.
The care provided shows respect to me and my culture, beliefs, values and personal characteristics.
I can’t believe that a public hospital can seemingly refuse treatment. Where is there duty of care
"MS treatment"
About: Wonthaggi Hospital Wonthaggi Hospital Wonthaggi 3995
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