Consent, Rights and Choices in Health Care for Children and Young People

Explore the complexities of health care for children and young people with Consent, Rights and Choices in Health Care for Children and Young People by the British Medical Association. Published in 2000, this essential guide spans 300 pages and provides invaluable insights into the ethical and legal considerations surrounding health care for patients under 18 years of age.

This book addresses the most pressing questions faced by health professionals, including issues of consent, treatment refusal, and patient confidentiality. It serves as a vital resource for those working in child health services and related fields, ensuring that young patients' rights are respected and upheld. Delve into the nuances of medical ethics and legislation in Great Britain, making it a must-have for practitioners and students alike.

Enhance your understanding and navigate the intricate landscape of health care delivery for children and youth with this comprehensive volume from John Wiley & Sons Inc.