Transcription of PRACTICE UIDELINE Consent - CNO
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PRACTICE GUIDELINET able of Contents Introduction 3 Major Features of the Legislation 3 The Health Care Consent Act, 1996 (HCCA) 3 The Substitute Decisions Act, 1992 (SDA) 4 Definitions 4 Basic Facts About Obtaining Consent 5 The need for Consent 5 What is informed Consent ? 5 Steps to obtaining Consent 6 Summary 7 Appendix A: Advocating for Clients 9 Appendix B: Decision Tree for Obtaining Consent Under the Health Care Consent Act, 1996 10 ConsentConsent Pub.
PRACTICE UIDELINE 3 Colleg urse ntari Practice uideline: Consent Introduction Nurses have ethical and legal obligations for obtaining consent.
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