Informed Consent Course Materials

INFORMED CONSENT UNDERSTANDING Informed Consentisgiven an agreement givenorafter receiving information.Approval for medical action is approval by the patient his family on the basis of an explanation of the medical action that will be carried out on the patient OBJECTIVE a. Give the patient the rightandto their understand the actions they will undergo along with possible complications management b. So that patients can reallyafter decide to agree or disagree with the medical treatment that will be given to them getting as complete information as possible from the doctor. c. Prevent lawsuits if medical complications occur d. Prevent communication errors between doctors and patients POLICY a. Carrying patients out nursing procedures to provide informed consent to preoperative b. Before carrying out medical procedures, thecarried DPJP provides a complete regarding the medical or dental procedures out on the patient explanation PROCEDURE Preparation Action approval form a. Ballpoint Procedure: PRE-INTERACTION STAGE a. Assess patient needs according to related actions b. Tools are fully prepared c. The device is brought closer to the patient d. Wash your hands properly ORIENTATION STAGE a. Therapeutic greetings are delivered in a friendly manner b. Correctly identify the patient* c. The purpose of the action is conveyed correctly d. e. f. g. h. Action procedures are conveyed correctly Action steps are presented briefly The required time is provided Give clients the opportunity to ask questions The patient's privacy environment is prepared WORK STAGE a. DPJP providesforexplanations either verballyWritten or in writing by providing sufficient opportunities questions and answers. form can be used as proof that the information has been provided b. Explanations are made using languageIfunderstood by theorpatient, according to their level of education and race/ethnicity. necessary, props pictures can be used to facilitate explanation The information provided includes at least: a. Diagnosis and procedures for medical procedures b. Purpose/medical reason for doing it and prospects for success c. Risks, benefits, complications and side effects (after-effects) that may occur d. Risks that must be informed e. The risks inherent in this medical procedure f. Risks that cannot be predicted in advance g. The prognosis of the disease if medical action is taken or not taken h. Other medical treatment alternatives available and the risks of each i. Risks if no action is taken j. Estimates are only informed (can be done by the marketing/PR/Kasa department) k. During the explanation procedure, the patient has the right to ask questions l. After the explanation isangiven, the patient is asked to repeat what has been or is understood. If there is important part that the patient does not understand misunderstood, understands the doctor must repeat the explanation again until the patient m. After receiving the explanation andcarried understanding, or refuse the medical action to be out the patient has the right to agree n. Written consent forconscious medical treatment is given by theorpatient himselffamily if he isor competent (adult, and mentally healthy) by his closest guardian in which case he (the patient) is not competent o. Inforemergency situations, to save the patient's life and/or prevent disability, approval medical action is not required p. Indisability, this case,themedical action is taken to savetothe patient's life and/or prevent doctor or dentist is obliged provide an explanation possible to the patient after the patient is conscious or to the family.as soon as The to takeormedical to save the patient's and/or prevent disability is madedecision by the doctor dentistaction and recorded in the medicalliferecord The order of priority for those entitled to give approval or rejection is as follows: The patient himself is an adult / married, conscious, mentally healthy, without coercion Adult patients under capacity are cared for by their guardians Patients with mental disorders have the following rights: Biological father or mother Legal guardian Siblings Patients who are married, according to the following order of rights: Husband or wife My father knows my biological mother Biological children Siblings Patients under the age of 21 years, by them according to the following order of rights: Biological father or mother Adult siblings Patients under 21order yearsofofrights: age who do not have parents or are unable to attend, according to the following Adoptive father/mother Adult siblings Closest family Landlady Indoctor the event that medical action is takenantoexplanation save the patient's life or preventto disability, the or dentist is obliged to provide as soon as possible the patient after the patient is conscious or to the family. Ifconsent the patient agrees tomedical carry out the and medical action mentioned, the patient willwillsign acarried form for the action be notified when the medical action be out TERMINATION STAGE Evaluate responses and actions carried out correctly The patient is well groomed Provide education related to follow-up after the action is taken Tools are neatly arranged The subsequent time contract was submitted correctly Therapeutic greetings are delivered in a friendly manner Wash your hands properly DOCUMENTATION Documentation is written correctly Name of action, result of action, and patient response