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在日本重新评估知情同意的重要性

Tatsuma Serge Yanagimoto1, Rintaro Imafuku2, Takuya Saiki2

  • 1General Surgery, University of North Dakota School of Medicine and Health Sciences, Grand Forks, North Dakota, USA.

JMA journal
|November 12, 2025
PubMed
概括

在日本,知情同意因文化细微差别和翻译问题而面临挑战. 整合医疗伦理教育和定期培训对于有效的患者沟通和全球标准调整至关重要.

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日本的医学伦理学.文化细微差别 文化细微差别外国患者的患者.获得知情同意的情况.患者的自主权患者的自主权

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