Patient's Autonomy, Privacy and Informed Consent

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Edition: 1st
Format: Hardcover
Pub. Date: 2000-05-01
Publisher(s): IOS PRESS INC
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Summary

In this publication: large overview in literature in patients' autonomy, privacy and informed consent has been made. Generally, this has a special importance for many groups, because of that the patients' rights have been emphased during 1990s in Europe and also in other countries. For example, WHO published a declaration on the promotion of patients' rights in Europe in 1994 and there are many countries working with the legislation of patients' rights. So, this publication gives a good view over the literature in the area. * Also, in the publication the are collected the laws and ethical codes, referring to this topic. This is also important: usually they are not in the same book. * In ethics, there is not so much empirical research done. In this book, we have tried to describe the ethical research made in this area. * In more special areas, the book is important for nurses/health care workers in surgical nursing (informed consent has a special importance here, particulary in day-care-surgery), elderly care and maternity care, because of that these groups have been under special interest.

Table of Contents

Authors v
Acknowledgements vi
Preface ix
List of tables and figures
x
Introduction 1(4)
Patient's autonomy, privacy and informed consent in legal norms and professional codes
5(50)
General overview of the promotion of patients' rights
5(4)
Legal norms in Finland, Germany, Greece, Spain and the United Kingdom
9(31)
Finland
9(9)
Germany
18(7)
Greece
25(7)
Spain
32(4)
The United Kingdom
36(4)
Professional codes in health care in Finland, Germany, Greece, Spain, and the United Kingdom
40(15)
General
40(2)
Finland
42(2)
Germany
44(4)
Greece
48(2)
Spain
50(1)
The United Kingdom
51(4)
Patient's autonomy in the literature
55(24)
General
55(1)
The concept of autonomy
56(1)
Dimensions of the concept of autonomy
56(4)
Realisation of autonomy
60(6)
Factors supporting autonomy
60(3)
Factors restricting autonomy
63(3)
Autonomy in empirical studies
66(13)
General
66(1)
Autonomy and care of the elderly and chronically ill
67(7)
Autonomy and acute care
74(3)
Autonomy in gynaecological and maternity care
77(2)
Patient's privacy in the literature
79(30)
General
79(1)
The concept of privacy
80(10)
Perspectives in concept descriptions
81(2)
Dimensions of the concept of privacy
83(7)
Realisation of privacy
90(4)
Factors supporting privacy
90(1)
Factors supporting privacy
90(2)
Factors restricting privacy
92(2)
Privacy in empirical studies
94(15)
General
94(4)
Privacy and care of the elderly and chronically ill
98(4)
Privacy and acute care
102(3)
Privacy in gynaecological and maternity care
105(4)
Informed consent in the literature
109(26)
General
109(1)
The concept of informed consent
110(4)
Dimensions of the concept of informed consent
112(2)
Realisation of informed consent
114(6)
Factors supporting informed consent
114(3)
Factors restricting informed consent
117(3)
Informed consent in empirical studies
120(15)
General
120(6)
Informed consent and care of the elderly and chronically ill
126(1)
Informed consent and acute care
127(5)
Informed consent and gynaecological or maternity care
132(3)
Discussion and conclusions 135(4)
References 139

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