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Informed Consent

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Equal treatment for people with mental retardation

Martha A. Field, Valerie A. Sanchez

1999

Equal Partners

Jody Heymann

2000

Whose body is it?

Carolyn Faulder

1985

Children, families, and health care decision making

Lainie Friedman Ross

1998

Home birth

Mary Nolan

2011

Psychosurgery and the medical control of violence

Samuel I. Shuman

1977

Informed consent

Eviatar Zerubavel, Alan Meisel, Charles W. Lidz

1984

Policing Pregnancy

Sheena Meredith

2005

Mason & McCall Smith's law and medical ethics

Graeme Laurie, Kenyon Mason, J. K. Mason et al.

1991

Non-heart-beating organ transplantation

John T. Potts

1997

The patient as partner

Robert M. Veatch

1987

Record keeping in psychotherapy and counseling

Ellen Luepker

2003

The Canadian law of consent to treatment

Lorne Elkin Rozovsky

1997

Consent to medical care

Margaret A. Somerville

1979

Mental Capacity ACT 2005

Robert Brown, Debbie Martin, Paul Barber

2015

Human rights and health care law

Eugene I. Pavalon

1980

A cross-cultural dialogue on health care ethics

Harold G. Coward

1999

Legal Aspects of Mental Capacity

Bridgit C. Dimond

2016

Genetics and ethics in health care

Rita Black Monsen

2009

Butterworths new law guide

Aswini Weereratne

2008

Informed consent

James E. Ludlam

1978

Some choice

George J. Annas

1998

Transplanting human tissue

Stuart J. Youngner

2003

Informed consent

Paul S. Appelbaum

1987

Gene therapy: Is there oversight for patient safety?

United States

2000

Informed consent

Stephen Wear

1993

Sterilization

Law Reform Commission of Canada.

1979

The silent world of doctor and patient

Jay Katz

1984

Informed consent to human experimentation

George J. Annas

1977

Taking control of your diabetes

Steven V. Edelman

2000

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