- receive the information you need to make decisions about your health and about any tests, procedures or treatments,
- have information provided in a way that you understand,
- make an informed choice and give your informed consent before you undergo a test, procedure or treatment,
- be treated with respect and dignity, taking into account your cultural needs and values,
- have a support person with you, at most times,
- have services be provided with reasonable care and skill,
- complain about a provider, in a way that is appropriate for you.
All these rights also apply if you take part (or are asked to take part) in teaching or research.