Supported Decision-Making in Persons With Dementia: Development of an Enhanced Consent Procedure for Lumbar Puncture

Supported Decision-Making in Persons With Dementia: Development of an Enhanced Consent Procedure for Lumbar Puncture

The right to make autonomous decisions is enshrined in law. However, the question how persons with cognitive deficits can be enabled to make autonomous decisions has not been satisfactorily addressed. In particular, the concept of supported decision-making and its implementation into practice has be...

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Main Authors: Theresa S. Wied, Julia Haberstroh, Jakov Gather, Tarik Karakaya, Frank Oswald, Mishal Qubad, Matthé Scholten, Jochen Vollmann, Johannes Pantel, The ENSURE Consortium, Theresa Wied, Nathalia Álvarez Lata, José-Antonio Seoane, Ana Sofia Carvalho, Pablo Hernández Marrero
Format: article
Language:EN
Published: Frontiers Media S.A. 2021
Subjects:
dementia
supported decision-making
informed consent
autonomy
lumbar puncture
Psychiatry
RC435-571
Online Access:https://doaj.org/article/83d724ee8ae948c0b5cedb030378f978
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