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Progress in Transplantation, 2005
In the last half century, informed consent has become a central tenet of all research involving human subjects. However, even after the worldwide adoption of regulations aimed at ensuring the protection of subjects, some abuses continue. The installation of oversight bodies, such as institutional review boards, has prevented the bulk of deliberate ...
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In the last half century, informed consent has become a central tenet of all research involving human subjects. However, even after the worldwide adoption of regulations aimed at ensuring the protection of subjects, some abuses continue. The installation of oversight bodies, such as institutional review boards, has prevented the bulk of deliberate ...
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Plastic Surgical Nursing, 2006
The signed consent form is the physical evidence that consent has been obtained from the patient, but this alone is not enough and it is the addition of the word ‘informed’ that is open to interpretation and has needed legal definition in the past. The patient's consent should only be given, or indeed accepted, secure in the knowledge that all aspects,
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The signed consent form is the physical evidence that consent has been obtained from the patient, but this alone is not enough and it is the addition of the word ‘informed’ that is open to interpretation and has needed legal definition in the past. The patient's consent should only be given, or indeed accepted, secure in the knowledge that all aspects,
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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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Consent, Informed Consent and the Consent Form
New England Journal of Medicine, 1978The unpermitted, unprivileged touching of the person of another is a legal wrong or, technically, a battery. The defense to a charge of battery is consent. In the nonemergency medical encounter, however, such consent is ineffective as a defense1 without a full understanding of what it is that is being consented to.
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