This belief has now been ratified through the research, as middle seat kids are shown to be reasonable, patient, level-headed and adaptable.
The reasonable person standard mandates disclosing whatever details a reasonable patient would find pertinent.
After the initial evaluation, the first decision is whether to use CT or magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) for further work-up or whether the acquired US and OPT images enable reasonable patient management without further imaging.
As a reasonable patient who's informed and in touch with her body, if I have concerns about symptoms or medications and they're totally dismissed without clear, hard evidence, I'm neither consoled nor helped.
Based on case law, many states use a "reasonable patient" standard for informed consent to medical treatment; physicians must disclose what a patient with ordinary reason and intelligence would want to know in making a medical decision.
It may therefore not be possible for an anaesthetist or surgeon to know 'what a reasonable patient in the patient's position would want to know' [ 21].
These patients either trusted the handover system and the healthcare providers' performance or they did not consider participation in handovers a reasonable patient task.
None of the items was ranked significantly better by females, suggesting that the "reasonable" patient's standard may be gender specific.
The discrepancy between perceived norm and perceived current practice may indicate that current information disclosure does not meet the "reasonable" patient standard.
The focus and extent of information disclosure may need to be adjusted if a "reasonable" patient's standard is to be met.
