Informed Consent-Reform in Conception of Clinical Service
Wang Xiao
Abstract
Wang Xiao
Abstract
Informed consent is playing a more and more important role in the clinical service, with the revolution in the social and cultural values and the standardization of ethical and moral values. The authors hold that it is necessary to put forward the concept of informed consent,analyse the obstacles in the practice of informed consent and believe that hospitals should analyse the patients with clear information in the actual practice of informed consent.
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Informed consent is playing a more and more important role in the clinical service, with the revolution in the social and cultural values and the standardization of ethical and moral values. The authors hold that it is necessary to put forward the concept of informed consent,analyse the obstacles in the practice of informed consent and believe that hospitals should analyse the patients with clear information in the actual practice of informed consent.
Key concepts: Informed consent, Standardization, Psychology, Service (business), Alternative medicine, Public relations, Medicine, Engineering ethics