Consent

A Pocket Guide for Nursing and Health Care

AvMarc Cornock

Häftad, Engelska, 2023

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Beskrivning

Consent is a concept that can be complex and difficult to understand, but it does not have to be. This book is a handy pocket-sized guide to the consent process that treats consent as an essential part of your everyday practice.From assent to self-determination, via legally valid consent, it’s full of practical detail about:what consent iswho can give consentthe ways in which consent can be givenwhen consent can be givenhow you can work with your patient through the consent process.Written by an experienced lecturer with input provided by current nursing students, this guidance is produced with you in mind – and you can carry it with you at all times!

Produktinformation

Utgivningsdatum:2023-04-28
Mått:105 x 148 x 5 mm
Vikt:66 g
Format:Häftad
Språk:Engelska
Serie:Lantern Publishing
Antal sidor:70
Förlag:Lantern Publishing Ltd
ISBN:9781914962066

Utforska kategorier

Medicinsk etik och läkaretik inom Medicin
Omvårdnad inom Medicin

Recensioner i media

The book as a pocket guide is a very comprehensive yet practical text that gives the reader enough information on [Consent] without going into too much detail, however, also gives the reader the ability to delve further thanks to the references list and further resources list.For a pocket guide, the text has just the right level of detail and examples as well as content to allow the reader to gain and understand the fundamentals, while allowing them to explore topics further if they desire...I really enjoyed this text and title. It is a very important topic that often causes people concern and worry as healthcare law and ethics can be a bit of a minefield. This was a much-needed and I am sure will be much-appreciated text in nursing and healthcare resources.

Innehållsförteckning

Preface; Acknowledgements; About the author; Common terminology and key concepts; Main legislation and legal cases1Consent – definitions and foundations1.1A first thought1.2What consent is not1.3Definition of consent1.4Consent: a process1.5The underpinning of consent1.6In summary: what consent is2The importance of consent2.1An initial answer2.2Self-determination2.3The ethical basis for consent2.4The legal basis for consent2.5The professional basis for consent2.6In summary: two main reasons3The three principles of consent3.1The consent principles3.2Competence3.3Adequate information3.4Voluntariness3.4.1Involuntary treatment3.5In summary: legally valid consent4Those who can give consent4.1Introduction4.2The patient4.2.1Adult patients4.2.2Patients aged 16 and 174.2.3Patients under 164.3Parents and parental responsibility4.4Relatives and next of kin4.5Patient representatives4.6Competence assessment4.7Assessors of competence4.8In summary: giving consent5Obtaining consent5.1Seeking consent5.2Written consent5.3Oral consent5.4Inferred/implied consent5.5Consent vs. assent5.6Recording consent5.7In summary: how to obtain consent6Lack of patient consent6.1Inability to obtain consent6.2Competent patients6.2.1Patient refusal6.2.2Withdrawal of consent by a patient6.3Incompetent patients6.3.1Lasting Power of Attorney6.3.2Principle of necessity6.3.3Best Interests6.4Child patients6.5In summary: when there is no consentReferences; Useful resources