Further, the World Medical Association WMAA) Declaration of Lisbon on the rights of the patient states under Right to information: "Information should be given in a way appropriate to the patient's culture and in such a way that the patient can understand".
This information should be given over time, in small steps.
Further work is needed on which outcomes are of interest to patients (e.g. pain recovery, return to work, resolution of disability), how much information is most useful, and in what form prognostic information should be given.
Further attention should be given to providing women with an FHBC information about the potential benefits and limitations of mammographic screening, including its lack of sensitivity.
Therefore, breastfeeding counselling should focus on these groups and information about breastfeeding should be given prenatally.
They then suggested that further information on symptom management and relevant signposting should be given in short modules, over a number of consultations.
This information should be reviewed and consideration should be given as to the type of information and manner in which it is given to mothers.
Further investigation of the problems generated by this symptom is warranted, and information about its duration and persistence should be given to all men having biopsies.
How do you think they should be given this information?
The potentials should be given in supplementary information.
