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     • The problem is that informed consent is not always possible. There are some contexts in which the nature of the information is such that the patient’s understanding and capacity for decision making are overwhelmed, making informed consent impossible.
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2. jamanetwork.com › journals › jamanetworkopenInformed Consent—We Can and Should Do Better

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   Informed consent is fundamental to the ethical and legal doctrines respecting research participants’ voluntary participation in clinical research, enshrined in such documents as the 1947 Nuremberg Code; reaffirmed in the 1964 Declaration of Helsinki, revised in 1975, and the 1978 Belmont Report; and codified in the United States in the 1981 ...

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   • Publish Year: 2021

3. www.mayoclinicproceedings.org › article › S0025-6196Benefits and Challenges of Informed Consent - Mayo Clinic ...

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   The effective procurement of informed consent promotes patient autonomy, engenders trust and confidence in medical professionals, and reduces the risk of unnecessary legal claims premised on incorrect assumptions regarding appropriate medical care.

   • Author: Joshua B. Murphy

   • Publish Year: 2008

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5. www.nejm.org › doi › fullInformed Consent | New England Journal of Medicine

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   Mar 2, 2017 · Informed consent as a process that serves to respect autonomous choices and protect people from risks is not “one size fits all” and should be tailored to context.

6. pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov › articles › PMC3307558Informed consent for clinical treatment - PMC

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   Informed consent means different things in different contexts, is variably practised and rarely achieves the theoretical ideal. Simple consent entails that a patient (or surrogate) with decision-making capacity freely authorizes a treatment plan aimed at a mutually acknowledged treatment goal.

7. journals.sagepub.com › doi › fullInformed consent in clinical practice: Old problems, new ...

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   Apr 14, 2024 · In this article, I herein discuss three major challenges to informed consent in clinical practice: (1) patient literacy and sociocultural factors, (2) psychiatric illnesses and elderly patients with cognitive impairment and (3) artificial intelligence in clinical care, and sought to offer practical mitigating strategies to address these barriers.

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   There are cases in which informed consent is from the outset not possible because of informational overload, in which no amount of bulwarking against being informationally or emotionally overwhelmed can facilitate reaching true informed consent.

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   What are the challenges to informed consent in clinical practice?

   • In this article, I herein discuss three major challenges to informed consent in clinical practice: (1) patient literacy and sociocultural factors, (2) psychiatric illnesses and elderly patients with cognitive impairment and (3) artificial intelligence in clinical care, and sought to offer practical mitigating strategies to address these barriers.

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   Why is informed consent important?

   • Informed consent is just one example of these shared interests. The effective procurement of informed consent promotes patient autonomy, engenders trust and confidence in medical professionals, and reduces the risk of unnecessary legal claims premised on incorrect assumptions regarding appropriate medical care. 1.

   Benefits and Challenges of Informed Consent - Mayo Clinic Proceedings

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   Why is informed consent impossible?

   • There are some contexts in which the nature of the information is such that the patient’s understanding and capacity for decision making are overwhelmed, making informed consent impossible. Besides the duty to respect a patient’s autonomy, a clinician has a host of other ethical obligations to her patient.

   The Limits of Informed Consent for an ... - AMA Journal of Ethics

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   What if a patient doesn't provide informed consent?

   • Even though the patient may lack capacity to provide informed consent, she may have the capacity to consent to an alternate decision-making process. In clinical practice, this solution translates to offering a patient a number of different ways in which decisions can be made with regard to return of actionable findings.

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   What is the ethical purpose of informed consent?

   • The ethical purpose of informed consent is somewhat more abstract and ideological, seeking to respect patient autonomy by ensuring that treatment is directed toward the ends desired and is chosen by the patient.

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   What are the limitations of informed consent?

   • The practice of informed consent is complicated by several well-documented limitations. These constraints include patient comprehension, patient use of disclosed information, patient autonomy, the demands placed on health care providers and how well physicians meet the minimal standards for disclosure.

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10. pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov › articles › PMC1299146Challenges to informed consent - PMC - PubMed Central (PMC)

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    Thus, informed consent is already perceived to be an imperfect instrument of protection—even in regular medicine—and some have proposed abandoning the concept. The latest challenge to informed consent, and perhaps the most serious set of problems, comes from the development of various DNA databases.