智力障碍者获得公平和可访问的医疗保健知情同意程序:系统性文献审查

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Manjekah Dunn1,2, Iva Strnadová3,4,5, Jackie Leach Scully4

  • 1Faculty of Medicine & Health, University of New South Wales, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia manjekah.dunn@unsw.edu.au.

BMJ quality & safety
|December 10, 2023
PubMed
概括

智力障碍者获得医疗保健同意的障碍包括沟通不良和无法获取信息. 改善临床医生的培训和可访问的资源可以加强公平和可访问的医疗保健同意流程.

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决策 决策是做出决定的.改善医疗保健质量 改善医疗保健质量以患者为中心的护理.质量改善 质量改善护理的标准 护理的标准

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