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Özlem Yenerer Çakmut1, Alev Özeroğlu2, Gürkan Sert3

  • 1Faculty of Law, Ozyegin University, Istanbul, Turkey.

Medical humanities
|September 2, 2025
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まとめ

患者の自律性の礎となる 情報に基づく同意は 歴史的に文化を超えて進化してきました 16世紀から17世紀の オスマン帝国の法廷記録では 患者の同意が正式に認められていて 長い間 倫理的に重要だったことが 明らかになっています

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