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Patients under camera in clinics
The article discusses the controversy surrounding the use of cameras inside clinics and medical centers. Medical and physiotherapy associations prohibit placing cameras in examination and treatment rooms to protect patients' privacy, while others believe that filming could serve as a means to safeguard doctors and document procedures. The associations emphasize the need for strict regulations and the enactment of legal laws to govern the use of cameras, along with imposing penalties on violators. They also criticize the lack of official oversight on social media platforms, where patients are often filmed without permission, arguing that this threatens professional ethics and patient dignity.
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