Improving consenting practice in trauma and orthopaedics: A single centre original mixed methods study

The study highlights significant deficiencies in handwritten consent practices and supports adopting standardised e-consent systems to enhance communication, patient comprehension, and medico-legal protection.

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Surgery in Practice and Science
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2025-09-23
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.sipas.2025.100310
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Medical Malpractice and Liability Issues
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Improving consenting practice in trauma and orthopaedics: A single centre original mixed methods study

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Surgery in Practice and Science
Medical Malpractice and Liability Issues
2.02
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Improving consenting practice in trauma and orthopaedics: A single centre original mixed methods study

Karen J. Jacob, Keshav Mathur, Mohammed Elmajee, Mohammad Naeem Mangal, Jack W M Lamb, Ahmad Abdallatif
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Abstract

The study highlights significant deficiencies in handwritten consent practices and supports adopting standardised e-consent systems to enhance communication, patient comprehension, and medico-legal protection.

Surgery in Practice and ScienceVol. 23
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