Примеры использования To informed consent на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The right to informed consent cannot be validly waived.
Consolidating the implementation of children's right to informed consent.
Ensuring the right to informed consent also meant empowering patients.
However, the Principles contain several exceptions to the right to informed consent.
Active duty military personnel have a right to informed consent before accepting treatment, as well as a right to refuse treatment if they disagree with such.
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Certain countries imposed compulsory treatment on drug users,infringing the patient's right to informed consent.
The need for special protections guaranteeing a woman's right to informed consent is reinforced by the Beijing Declaration.
She asked if the Special Rapporteur could comment further on the legal capacity of older persons to exercise the right to informed consent.
Regulations implementing the Biological Diversity Act onaccess to genetic resources, subject to informed consent and a fair and equitable agreement on collective benefits;
It is encouraging to see that 8 participating hospitals have introduced a hospital policy defining criteria on children's right to informed consent.
He wished to know how the protection of the right to informed consent could reinforce poverty reduction strategies, a question which he felt had not received due attention.
The prisoner as patient has the right to confidentiality and to treatment andcare that is subject to informed consent.
Persistent denial of the right to informed consent could constitute a form of physical and psychological abuse of older persons, who are much more prone to treatment and care without consent. .
In these circumstances, it is especially important that the procedural safeguards protecting the right to informed consent are both watertight and strictly applied.
JS1 recommended that the legislation be amended to give meaning to informed consent in Section 11(3) of the Mental Health Act and ensure that no one's liberty is deprived without statutory criteria being met and the conduct of a comprehensive risk assessment.
Domestic jurisdictions often fail to enact legislation or design policies in order to address and resolve problems particular to informed consent and older persons.
Inputs from children and parents/carers show a mixed picture on the right to information(children being informed and not informed); right to informed consent(children being told that they may give their consent to treatment and being able to; and other children in the same hospital, not being able to) and so on.
It constituted a violation of articles 10(h), 12 and 16 of the Convention, and, according to general recommendation No. 24,also violated women's rights to informed consent and dignity.
In its conclusions about violating the material part of articles 3 and 8 of the Convention,the European Court of Human Rights identified shortcomings in the legal regulation related to informed consent and in performance of sterilizations which international bodies and national experts had already highlighted in the past, and which led to the adoption of a new legal regulation in 2004, the Act on Healthcare.
On the other hand, as suicide was aviolent form of death, a criminal investigation was systematically opened to verify that conditions relating to informed consent had been complied with.
Several regional instruments protect the right to informed consent. These include: the Council of Europe's Convention on Human Rights and Biomedicine(Oviedo Convention) adopted in 1997, and its Additional Protocol concerning Biomedical Research(European Treaty Series(ETS) 195); the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union; and the European Council's and Parliament's Clinical Trials Directive.
The Committee further stated that"States parties should not permit forms of coercion,such as non-consensual sterilization… that violate women's rights to informed consent and dignity.
In addition, they are often seen as the cause of diseases and undergo compulsory testing for some medical conditions such as HIV,a situation that violates their right to informed consent, is discriminatory and is counterproductive to improved public health because it encourages concealment.
Because this is presently not the case,the Special Rapporteur recommends that this important right to health issue is given urgent reconsideration with a view to better protecting, at the international and national levels, the right to informed consent.
A 2005 UNFPA report informed that Slovakia passed laws on access to voluntary family planning andguaranteed the right to informed consent regarding surgical contraception.
States parties should also repeal discriminatory laws, regulations and practices related to HIV, including those which result in the loss of work visas based on HIV status, and ensure that medical testing of migrant domestic workers, including tests for pregnancy or HIV,is only done voluntarily and subject to informed consent.
Although the inquiries into forced sterilizations had not revealed any evidence of genocide,they had shown that there were certain shortcomings in Slovak health legislation in relation to informed consent, access to medical files and administrative errors.
States parties should also repeal discriminatory laws, regulations and practices related to HIV, including those which result in the loss of work visas based on HIV status, and ensure that medical testing of migrant domestic workers, including tests for pregnancy or HIV,is only done voluntarily and subject to informed consent.
According to Department of Defense Instruction, Number 6000.14, September 26, 2011, entitled,"DoD Patient Bill of Rights andResponsibilities in the Military Health System(MHS)," military personnel are entitled to informed consent for any treatment and to refuse to receive treatment.
The Special Rapporteur on the right of everyone to the enjoyment of the highest attainable standard of physical and mental health has also stressed that consent to treatment is one of the most important human rights issues relating to mental disability and, accordingly,it is especially important that the procedural safeguards protecting the right to informed consent are both watertight and strictly applied.