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Journal of Romance Studies, 2011
The works of Lidia Jorge are key for an understanding of the relationship between psychoanalysis and Portuguese literature. This essay looks at three recent novels by Lidia Jorge, focusing on how the narratives deploy psychoanalytical concepts in order to engage ethically and politically with Portugal's relation to its imperial past and its present ...
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The works of Lidia Jorge are key for an understanding of the relationship between psychoanalysis and Portuguese literature. This essay looks at three recent novels by Lidia Jorge, focusing on how the narratives deploy psychoanalytical concepts in order to engage ethically and politically with Portugal's relation to its imperial past and its present ...
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The Journal of School Nursing, 2001
Because school nursing practice by definition involves delivering services to minors, school nurses often find themselves with questions about consent. Because school districts, much like other health care providers, occasionally face liability for the undesired health care outcomes of their clients (i.e., students), another question that surfaces ...
K, Pohlman, N, Schwab
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Because school nursing practice by definition involves delivering services to minors, school nurses often find themselves with questions about consent. Because school districts, much like other health care providers, occasionally face liability for the undesired health care outcomes of their clients (i.e., students), another question that surfaces ...
K, Pohlman, N, Schwab
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British Journal of Psychiatry, 1983
The tradition of medical practice is based on the assumption that the patients come to the doctor for professional advice and service. Having done so, they have the right to reject the advice or refuse the service, and to go elsewhere. There are a few exceptions to this general rule. Children do not come to doctors, they are brought to them.
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The tradition of medical practice is based on the assumption that the patients come to the doctor for professional advice and service. Having done so, they have the right to reject the advice or refuse the service, and to go elsewhere. There are a few exceptions to this general rule. Children do not come to doctors, they are brought to them.
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Moving Toward a New Model of Sexual Consent: The Development of the Process-Based Consent Scale
Violence Against Women, 2021Alyssa Maryn
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Patient consent/informed consent
European Journal of Nuclear Medicine, 1993openaire +2 more sources
Informed consent and consent forms
Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association, 1982openaire +2 more sources