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[The information required for trust to be established]
Dominique Phanuel1, Françoise Hamon-Mekki
1Vallorem, IAE d' Orléans, Faculté de droit d'economie et de gestion, Rue de Blois, BP 26739, 45067 Orleans Cedex 2, France. dominique.phanuel@univ-orleans.fr
Soins; La Revue De Reference Infirmiere
|November 20, 2013
Summary
French Law 2002-303 ensures patients receive comprehensive information for informed consent. This promotes patient rights and quality healthcare, fostering trust between patients and providers.
Area of Science:
- Healthcare Law
- Patient Rights
- Medical Ethics
Context:
- French Law 2002-303 mandates specific information disclosure to patients.
- This law applies to all patients, including adults, children, and those with legal incapacities.
- The legislation aims to enhance the quality of the healthcare system.
Purpose:
- To outline the informational requirements for patients under French Law 2002-303.
- To establish the legal framework for informed consent in healthcare.
- To ensure patients are adequately informed to foster a trust-based relationship.
Summary:
- Law 2002-303 details the essential information patients must receive.
- Informed consent is established through the provision of relevant and comprehensive data.
- This process is crucial for adult, child, and legally incapacitated patients.
Impact:
- Enhances patient autonomy and decision-making in healthcare.
- Contributes to a higher quality healthcare system.
- Strengthens the patient-provider relationship through transparency and trust.
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