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Use of Chaperones for the Pediatric and Adolescent Encounter: Policy . . . The goal of this policy statement, therefore, will be to discuss the issues surrounding the use of a chaperone, the contexts in which such decisions will be made, and the aspirational best practices in an ideal setting, whether inpatient or outpatient
Use of Chaperones | AMA-Code - American Medical Association Physicians should: Adopt a policy that patients are free to request a chaperone and ensure that the policy is communicated to patients Always honor a patient’s request to have a chaperone Have an authorized member of the health care team serve as a chaperone
ACHA_Guidelines_Best_Practices_for_Sensitive_Exams It is ACHA’s recommendation that, as part of institutional policy, a chaperone be provided for every sensitive medical examination and procedure The purpose of this guideline is to provide recommendations for a consistent and safe environment for care on college campuses
This policy corresponds to Medical Chaperone Duties (SOP) Purpose: To provide a Medical Chaperone to patients who will undergo a Sensitive Examination or Sensitive Procedure or upon request either of a patient or clinician for any examination or procedure The policy is for the benefit of both patients and clinicians
The Use of Chaperones during Sensitive Examinations and Treatments A patient who declines to have a chaperone should be educated on the role of the chaperone If the patient continues to decline, a chaperone should not be used, and the education and declination should be noted in the patient's medical record
The Case for Medical Chaperones - AAFP To encourage such discussion, and understanding the limitations of staffing and costs, here are several ideas to consider for how to handle medical chaperones in your practice:
Use of Chaperones for the Pediatric and Adolescent Encounter: Policy . . . All outpatient practices and inpatient services should develop policies addressing the situations which might prompt the need for a chaperone, and address their ability to provide one, and be prepared to involve the patient and family in the decision-making process
Health Justice: Legal Update - Why Your Practice Needs a Medical . . . Implementing a medical chaperone policy is a proactive step toward fostering a safe, respectful clinical environment It protects your staff, your patients, and your practice from legal exposure—and reinforces your commitment to ethical care
USE OF MEDICAL CHAPERONES DURING SENSITIVE EXAMINATIONS The PSQIA promotes the sharing of knowledge gleaned from these patient safety activities and the sharing of best practices and recommendations that seek to improve the quality of healthcare