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Introduction:
An ethics committee is a quasi-judicial committee whose basis is its law. The Ethics Committee's actions in the area of coercive treatment and prevention of information from the patient have been clarified, but creative solutions can sometimes be used without compromising the spirit of the law, causing patients to receive treatment or non-treatment with a minimum of harm to their values and wishes. An experienced ethics committee, with members capable of breaking out of the box, combined with innovative professionals, will also solve complex ethical dilemmas to reach solutions agreed upon by all concerned.
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