ノルウェー:有効な (知られた同意とは対照的に) 同意
1Department of Public and International Law, University of Oslo, Norway. aslak.syse@jus.uio.no
Lancet (London, England)
|November 10, 2000
まとめ
"有効な"同意という概念は",情報に基づいた"同意よりも実用的なアプローチを提供します. ノルウェー ノルウェー ノルウェー ノルウェー ノルウェー ノルウェー
科学分野:
- 医療法 医療法 医療法について
- バイオエシック バイオエシック
- 患者の権利 患者の権利
背景:
- 伝統的な標準の
- 情報を発信し,情報提供を行いました.
- 医療における同意は過度に厳格なものかもしれない.
- より柔軟な基準として,
- 有効な有効な有効な有効な有効な
- より管理しやすい標準として提案されています.
- ノルウェーは1999年に患者権に関する新しい法律を制定し,2001年1月1日から施行しました.
研究 の 目的:
- ノルウェーの新しい患者の権利法と,患者の権利の概念との適合性を評価する.
- 有効な有効な有効な有効な有効な
- 同意,同意,同意する.
- 新しい法律が患者の同意のための実行可能な枠組みを提供しているか否かを評価する.
主な方法:
- ノルウェーの患者の権利法 (1999年) の法律分析.
- 原則に対する比較評価.
- 有効な有効な有効な有効な有効な
- 同意,同意,同意する.
- 患者の権利に関する法律における同意基準の倫理的検討.
主要な成果:
- この研究では,ノルウェーの1999年の患者の権利法が,医療における患者の権利に関する提案されたコンセプトと一致していることを結論づけています.
- 有効な有効な有効な有効な有効な
- 同意,同意,同意する.
- この法律は,患者の同意を得るための実用的で管理可能な枠組みを提供します.
- 新しい法律は,伝統的な法律の潜在的な制限を回避しています.
- 情報を発信し,情報提供を行いました.
- 同意基準. 同意基準. 同意基準.
結論:
- ノルウェーの患者の権利法では,患者の健康に関する標準を効果的に実施しています.
- 有効な有効な有効な有効な有効な
- 同意,同意,同意する.
- この法律は,患者の権利と同意に対する漸進的なアプローチを表しています.
- 方向転換 (シフト) への転換
- 有効な有効な有効な有効な有効な
- 同意は,現代の医療倫理と法的基準と相容れるとみなされます.
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