Clinical Practice Guidelines: Other/Standard cares
Informed consent requires that the patient has a reasonable understanding of the examination, drug or procedure being performed/administered and the presence or absence of any risks. If the patient is unable to provide informed consent, that is, they are unconscious or in extremis, then consent can be assumed provided the ................
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