Specialty Pharmacy Patient Rights and Responsibilities
As a University of Iowa Hospitals & Clinics Specialty Pharmacy Services patient, or as a parent or guardian of a minor patient, you have the right to:
- All UI Hospitals & Clinics patients’ rights
- Know how the Specialty Pharmacy Services program works
- Have personal health information shared with the program only following state and federal law
- Identify the program’s staff, as well as their job title, and to speak with a staff member’s supervisor if you ask
- Speak with a health professional
- Receive information about the Specialty Pharmacy Services program
- Receive administrative information about changes in or termination of the Specialty Pharmacy Services program
- Decline to take part in, cancel consent, or leave at any time
As a UI Hospitals & Clinics Specialty Pharmacy Services patient, or as a parent or guardian of a minor patient, you have the responsibility to:
- Meet all UI Hospitals & Clinics patients’ responsibilities: English version brochure
- Turn in any forms needed to take part in in the program to the extent required by law
- Give correct clinical and contact information and to tell the program about changes in this information
- Tell your provider you are taking part in Specialty Pharmacy Services (if they are not at UI Hospitals & Clinics)
Your information concerning the medications you take is covered under the UI Hospitals & Clinics patient privacy policy. Privacy notice in English | Política de Confidencialidad