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Tutorial Presentation Scenario 3 Blok 1: Medical Faculty OF Muhammadiyah Semarang University

The document provides information about a scenario involving a doctor giving poor communication and care to a patient with a brain tumor at a government hospital. The doctor did not provide treatment options and told the patient to just go home and wait to die. This made the patient angry. The document then outlines aspects of law, medical ethics, effective communication, and Islamic principles that are relevant to the situation.

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Tutorial Presentation Scenario 3 Blok 1: Medical Faculty OF Muhammadiyah Semarang University

The document provides information about a scenario involving a doctor giving poor communication and care to a patient with a brain tumor at a government hospital. The doctor did not provide treatment options and told the patient to just go home and wait to die. This made the patient angry. The document then outlines aspects of law, medical ethics, effective communication, and Islamic principles that are relevant to the situation.

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TUTORIAL PRESENTATION

SCENARIO 3
BLOK 1

MEDICAL FACULTY
OF
MUHAMMADIYAH SEMARANG UNIVERSITY
Group 4

1. Fitria Devi H2A015003


2. Pradnya Rahendita H2A015005
3. Rusma Meli K H2A015006
4. Uyun Muna H2A015007
5. Habib Choirul U H2A015023
6. Ariani Khikmatul M H2A015027
7. Rima Putri W H2A015035
8. Sagita Intan H2A015043
9. Rafidah Razaq H2A015047
10.Aryuma Khairun N H2A015058
11.Farid Fahruddin H2A015061
SCENARIO TEXT

Heartbreaking Words of The Doctor to A Patient

Patient with a brain tumor was disappointed to the


surgeon in a government hospital because the doctor
doesn’t give an information about the patinent’s disease
treatment options. Moreover, the doctor said, “If you
won’t to surgery, is okay … please go home and just
waiting for The Almighty calls you.” Hearing that
sarcastic sentense, the patient get angry and soon forced
to return of hospitalized.
SCHEME

Hospital

PATIENT The relation of the doctor to a patient


DOCTOR
Effective Communication

1. Right and
Right and Obligation
Obligation
2. Profesionalism

1. Aspect of Law
2. Medical Ethics
3. Aspect of Islam
STEP 5

Learning Objects
1. Aspect of Law :
a. Right and Obligation of The Doctor
b. Right and Obligation of The Patient
c. The Doctor Professionalism
2. Medical Ethics
3. Effective Communication
a. Informed Consent
4. Aspect of Islam
STEP 7

ASPECT OF LAW
Aspect of Law

Right and Obligations Doctor

1. The Rights:
a. Obtain legal protection throughout the duties in
accordance with professional standards and
SOP.
b. Provide medical services according to
professional standards and SOP.
c. Obtain complete and honest information from
patients or their families; and
d. Receive payment for services.
Aspect of Law

Right and Obligations Doctor

2. The Obligations :
a. Provide medical services in accordance with
professional standards and SOP and medical
needs of patients
b. Referring patients to other doctors or dentists
who have the expertise or the ability of the
better, if not able to do an examination or
treatment.
Aspect of Law

c. Keep secret everything he knows about the


patient even after the patient has died;
d. Perform emergency care on the basis of
humanity, except when he is sure there are other
people in charge and able to do so; and
e. Increase knowledge and keep abreast of
medicine or dentistry.
Aspect of Law

Right and Obligations Patient

1. The Rights:
a. Get a full description of the medical procedure
b. Ask the opinion of another doctor or dentist
c. Obtain medical services in accordance with
needs
d. Refuse medical interventions; and
e. Get the contents of the medical record.
Aspect of Law

Right and Obligations Patient

2. The Obligations :
a. Provide complete and truthful information about
his health problems.
b. Adhere to the advice and instructions the doctor
or dentist
c. Comply with regulatory requirements in health
care facilities; and
d. Provides fee for service received.
Aspect of Law

The Doctor Professionalism


Professionalism doctors can be realized with seven star
doctor concept :

1. Health Care Provider


Provide health care as well as treatment with concern
2. Decision Maker
Capable of taking wise decisions in serving patients
3. Communicator
Able to communicate well in order to find the disease and its
cure.
Aspect of Law

4. Community Leader
Capable of guaranteeing a leader in the public arena,
becoming a source of questions and dependence
5. Manager
Can manage the circumtances in order to create a system of
effective and uncomplicated
6. Researcher
Able to be a researcher, because medical science is always
evolving
7. Faith and Piety
The doctor is expected to provide services in a professional
manner by / based on faith and piety.
STEP 7

MEDICAL ETHICS
Medical Ethics

The Basic Moral in The Medical Practice


(Bioethics)

1. Beneficence
A doctor should be able to be friendly with the
patient.
2. Non Maleficence
A doctor should be polite, not to be rude to others.
Medical Ethics

3. Autonomy
Each individual should treated as human who has
the right to self-determination. Patient was given
the right to make a decision itself.
4. Justice
A doctor should be treating equally and fair to the
patient.
STEP 7

Effective
Communication
Effective Communication

Informed Consent

Article 45 of the Medical Practice Act specify any


actions to be performed by a doctor to the patient should
be approved that was given after the patient received a
full explanation, include at least:
1. Diagnosis and procedures for medical action;
2. The purpose of medical action taken;
3. Another action alternatives and risks;
4. Risks and complications that may occur; and
5. Prognosis for their actions.
Effective Communication

The Function of Informed Consent

1. For doctors, informed consent may make sense in


running a medical procedure on a patient, and can be used
as a defense against possible claims or lawsuits from
patients or their families if arising from unintended.
2. For patients, informed consent is an appreciation of the
rights entitled by the doctor and also and can be used as a
reason for a lawsuit against a doctor in case of deviation
from the mean given the doctor's health care consent
(informed consent).
STEP 7

Aspect of Islam
Aspect of Islam

1. Q.S. Al-Baqarah : 263

‫َو ه‬
َ ُ‫َّلل‬
ٌٌ ‫َ ِِ ٌّ ََ ِِي‬ ‫صدَقَ ٍة يَتَْبَعُ ََ ًََى‬
َ ‫وف َو َم ْغ ِف َرة ٌ َخي ٌْر ِم ْن‬
ٌ ‫قَ ْو ٌل َم ْع ُر‬

“Kind speech and forgiveness are better than charity


followed by injury. And Allah is Free of need and
Forbearing.”
Aspect of Islam

2. Q.S. Asy-Syuraa : 43

َ ‫غفَ َر ِإ َّن َذ ِل َك لَ ِم ْن‬


ِ ‫ع ْْز ِ ِ األ ُم‬
‫ور‬ َ ‫َولَ َم ْن‬
َ ‫صبَ َر َو‬
“And whoever is patient and forgives - indeed, that
is of the matters [requiring] determination.”

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