5.3 Patients have the right to a quality of care which is marked both by high technical standards and by a humane relationship between the patient and health care providers. 5.4 Patients have the right to continuity of care, including cooperation between all health care providers and/or establishments which may be involved in their diagnosis, treatment and care. 5.5 In circumstances where a choice must be made by providers between potential patients for a particular treatment which is in limited supply, all such patients are entitled to a fair selection procedure for that treatment That choice must be based on medical criteria and made without discrimination. 5.6 Patients have the right to choose and change their own physician or other health care provider and health care establishment, provided that it is compatible with the functioning of the health care system. 5.7 Patients for whom there are no longer medical grounds for continued stay in a health care establishment are entitled to a full explanation before they can be transferred to another establishment or sent home. Transfer can only take place after another health care establishment has agreed to accept the patient.'Where the patient is discharged to home and when his or her condition so requires, community and domiciliary services should be available. 5.8 Patients have the right to be treated with dignity in relation to their diagnosis, treatment and care, which should be rendered with respect for their culture and values. 5.9 Patients have the right to enjoy support from family, relatives and friends during the course of care and treatment and to receive spiritual support and guidance at all times. 5.10 Patients have the right to relief of their suffering according to the current state of knowledge. stupsertod stup7site