Informed Consent Challenges: A Mixed-Methods Study of Hospital Ethics Consultations

Consent-related consults differ in patient demographics and complexity, with capacity, surrogate decision-making, and communication barriers as key concerns. This study provides actionable insights to improve consent protocols, patient-clinician interactions, and ethical decision-making.

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The Journal of Clinical Ethics
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2025-08-11
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https://doi.org/10.1086/736146
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Ethics in medical practice
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Informed Consent Challenges: A Mixed-Methods Study of Hospital Ethics Consultations

Daniel Habib, Alexander Langerman, C. A. Naranjo
The Journal of Clinical Ethics
Ethics in medical practice
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Informed Consent Challenges: A Mixed-Methods Study of Hospital Ethics Consultations

Daniel Habib, Alexander Langerman, C. A. Naranjo
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Abstract

Consent-related consults differ in patient demographics and complexity, with capacity, surrogate decision-making, and communication barriers as key concerns. This study provides actionable insights to improve consent protocols, patient-clinician interactions, and ethical decision-making.

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