Sentence examples for establishing informed consent from inspiring English sources
The executive referred to legal risks in establishing informed consent from children under 14 and "no evidence" the legal test for abortion had been "formally met" in Q's case.
Forcing women to bear children, or preventing them from doing so, denying them life-saving treatment during pregnancy, or carrying out medical interventions without establishing informed consent, these all threaten women's safety, dignity and bodily integrity.
Each started by establishing informed consent.
Globally agreed upon principles do not simplify the process of establishing informed consent, and a sometimes lengthy consultation is needed.
After emergence, adult mosquitoes were allowed to mate for 5 days, after which they were either held without being bloodfed (Un; unfed), or allowed to feed for 15 minutes on a lightly-restrained chick (Ch; chicken) (protocol AV04H369) or on the arm of the author (Hu human) according to established informed consent procedures.
This departure from the established informed consent regime has been condemned as a disconcerting throwback to the era of medical paternalism.
Thus, improved information about the ultrasound examination, including possibilities and limitations, seems to be the most appropriate way for obstetricians and other caregivers to minimise the psychological impact of uncertainty, as well as to establish informed consent to the scan.
The proper response to this proposal is to point out that the fact the subjects are competent and give informed consent does not establish that it is ethically acceptable.
We therefore established an informed consent procedure based on a protocol to ensure that patients were adequately informed by all investigators.
Having established eligibility, informed consent was obtained from potential cases to administer a questionnaire on access to treatment.
