Rutin Pesakit Hospital Bahagia Ulu Kinta, Tanjung Rambutan

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Semoga Allah swt sembuhkan penyakit mereka

[@mohdfirdaushassan4044]

Lme dok ulang alik kat sana.buat keje(pest control)mcm2 ragam aku tngok.wad kebun.wad forensik.dah biasa.last2 jmpe mmbr kampung dlm tu

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Semoga Allah permudahkn urusan mereka semua..dn sihat seperti sediakala

[@AzhanAziz-jr2xz]

rindu sungguh dgn HBUK ni tempat memcari ilmu sbg penuntut di KPPUK😊

[@mohdrafliramli1398]

Semoga diri ini sihat selalu amim 😷😅.

[@syairazijaafarsj4466]

Mungkin boleh buat kerap sentiasa buat aktiviti selawat, zikir sama2 bg yg beragama islam... Sakit sihat semuanya dtg drpd Allah swt.... Itkhiar minta kpda Allah swt..

[@hanizaAbdulRahmanKamal]

Tempat abang Niza kerja tempat ini sesuai sangat dengan diva aa

[@madmad7840]

Macam mane kemasukan ke hospital sakit jiwa

[@AIEICHA]

Kesian la hm😢 tmbh yg tua2 mcm dkat rumah org tua2 lagi kesian tgok :(

[@faizkidd4095]

Salaam Warga Hospital Bahagia Ulu Kinta

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Pakcik saya kerja kat situ satu hari Pakcik saya masuk wad

[@icemilo6589]

20year before collision

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Cara nk daftar camne?

[@forbidyou466]

Ko bogel kat luar rumah ko confirm leh masuk🤣

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Betul betul betul

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5:52 kalau dapat ubah masa depan mereka jadi lebih baik, kenapa mereka ada dalam tu sampai tua?yg sorang tu masuk dari umur 19 kot... Sampai jadi usia atuk2 dah

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kesiannya....

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Mental Health Declaration of Human Rights by Citizens Commission on Human Rights All human rights organizations set forth codes by which they align their purposes and activities. The Mental Health Declaration of Human Rights articulates the guiding principles of CCHR and the standards against which human rights violations by psychiatry are relentlessly investigated and exposed. A. The right to full informed consent, including: 1. The scientific/medical test confirming any alleged diagnoses of psychiatric disorder and the right to refute any psychiatric diagnoses of mental “illness” that cannot be medically confirmed. 2. Full disclosure of all documented risks of any proposed drug or “treatment.” 3. The right to be informed of all available medical treatments which do not include the administration of a psychiatric drug or treatment. 4. The right to refuse any treatment the patient considers harmful. B. No person shall be given psychiatric or psychological treatment against his or her will. C. No person, man, woman or child, may be denied his or her personal liberty by reason of mental illness, so-called, without a fair jury trial by laymen and with proper legal representation. D. No person shall be admitted to or held in a psychiatric institution, hospital or facility because of their political, religious or cultural beliefs and practices. E. Any patient has: 1. The right to be treated with dignity as a human being. 2. The right to hospital amenities without distinction as to race, color, sex, language, religion, political opinion, social origin or status by right of birth or property. 3. The right to have a thorough, physical and clinical examination by a competent registered general practitioner of one’s choice, to ensure that one’s mental condition is not caused by any undetected and untreated physical illness, injury or defect and the right to seek a second medical opinion of one’s choice. 4. The right to fully equipped medical facilities and appropriately trained medical staff in hospitals, so that competent physical, clinical examinations can be performed. 5. The right to choose the kind or type of therapy to be employed, and the right to discuss this with a general practitioner, healer or minister of one’s choice. 6. The right to have all the side effects of any offered treatment made clear and understandable to the patient, in written form and in the patient’s native language. 7. The right to accept or refuse treatment but in particular, the right to refuse sterilization, electroshock treatment, insulin shock, lobotomy (or any other psychosurgical brain operation), aversion therapy, narcotherapy, deep sleep therapy and any drugs producing unwanted side effects. 8. The right to make official complaints, without reprisal, to an independent board which is composed of nonpsychiatric personnel, lawyers and lay people. Complaints may encompass any torturous, cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment received while under psychiatric care. 9. The right to have private counsel with a legal advisor and to take legal action. 10. The right to discharge oneself at any time and to be discharged without restriction, having committed no offense. 11. The right to manage one’s own property and affairs with a legal advisor, if necessary, or if deemed incompetent by a court of law, to have a State appointed executor to manage such until one is adjudicated competent. Such executor is accountable to the patient’s next of kin, or legal advisor or guardian. 12. The right to see and possess one’s hospital records and to take legal action with regard to any false information contained therein which may be damaging to one’s reputation. 13. The right to take criminal action, with the full assistance of law enforcement agents, against any psychiatrist, psychologist or hospital staff for any abuse, false imprisonment, assault from treatment, sexual abuse or rape, or any violation of mental health or other law. And the right to a mental health law that does not indemnify or modify the penalties for criminal, abusive or negligent treatment of patients committed by any psychiatrist, psychologist or hospital staff. 14. The right to sue psychiatrists, their associations and colleges, the institution, or staff for unlawful detention, false reports or damaging treatment. 15. The right to work or to refuse to work, and the right to receive just compensation on a pay scale comparable to union or state/national wages for similar work, for any work performed while hospitalized. 16. The right to education or training so as to enable one to earn a living when discharged, and the right of choice over what kind of education or training is received. 17. The right to receive visitors and a minister of one’s own faith. 18. The right to make and receive telephone calls and the right to privacy with regard to all personal correspondence to and from anyone. 19. The right to freely associate or not with any group or person in a psychiatric institution, hospital or facility. 20. The right to a safe environment without having in the environment, persons placed there for criminal reasons. 21. The right to be with others of one’s own age group. 22. The right to wear personal clothing, to have personal effects and to have a secure place in which to keep them. 23. The right to daily physical exercise in the open. 24. The right to a proper diet and nutrition and to three meals a day. 25. The right to hygienic conditions and nonovercrowded facilities, and to sufficient, undisturbed leisure and rest.

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