Ethical and legal aspects of illustrative clinical recording

¹Education and Medical Illustration Services, St Bartholomew's Hospital Medical College, London.

|September 7, 1994

Abstract:

The rights of patients participating in illustrations for teaching and medical publications must always be respected. A contract between patient and clinician subsists in written, informed consent procedures, which in turn are enshrined in a Confidentiality Code of Practice.

Keywords:

Code of Practice on Confidentiality of Illustrative Clinical Recording (North East Thames RHA)Committee for the Accreditation of Medical Illustration Practitioners Professional Patient Relationship

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