Research paper
Medical Students and informed consent: A consensus statement prepared by the Faculties of Medical and Health Science of the Universities of Auckland and Otago, Chief Medical Officers of District Health Boards, New Zealand Medical Student Association and the Medical Council of New Zealand
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- Medical Students and informed consent: A consensus statement prepared by the Faculties of Medical and Health Science of the Universities of Auckland and Otago, Chief Medical Officers of District Health Boards, New Zealand Medical Student Association and the Medical Council of New Zealand
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To develop a national consensus statement to promote a pragmatic, appropriate and unified approach to seeking consent for medical student involvement in patient care. A modified Delphi technique was used to develop the consensus statement involving stakeholders. Feedback from consultation and each stakeholder helped to shape the final consensus statement. The consensus statement is a nationally-agreed statement concerning medical student involvement in patient care, which will be useful for m...
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- 2015
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- Bagg, Warwick / Adams, J / Anderson, L / Malpas, Phillipa / Pidgeon, G / Thorn, M / Tulloch, D / Zhong, C / Merry, Alan
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- http://hdl.handle.net/2292/26626
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