A risk-specific anesthesia consent form may hinder the informed consent process
Journal of Clinical AnesthesiaPublished 1 January 1991
Scott K. Clark, Barbara L. Leighton, Joseph L. Seltzer
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SJR score1.33
SNIP1.98
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To improve the informed consent process, either a better method of presenting the preprinted, risk-specific consent form or another method of simultaneously conveying and documenting risk information is needed.
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To improve the informed consent process, either a better method of presenting the preprinted, risk-specific consent form or another method of simultaneously conveying and documenting risk information is needed.
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