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Victor S. Court (
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2016-10-11 12:26 pm (UTC)
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[Not very subtle, Lithia.]
That is not a simple question. The patient has the right to consent to treatment, and the right to consent to being assessed, but if they lack the capacity, such as during an emergency, then it's not so simple.
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That is not a simple question. The patient has the right to consent to treatment, and the right to consent to being assessed, but if they lack the capacity, such as during an emergency, then it's not so simple.