Titlebook: Competency; A Study of Informal Mary Ann Gardell Cutter,Earl E. Shelp Book 19911st edition Kluwer Academic Publishers 1991 ethics.freedom.

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Specifying a Database System to Itself,rising there will run. The concept of competency is a continental divide of sorts in the ethics and public policy of medicine. Patients on one side of the watershed of competency get to make treatment decisions, while those on the other side do not.

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Judging Competence: When the Psychiatrist Need, or Need Not, Be Involvedicians often make their own assessments of whether a patient is competent or not [19].‘Psychological competency’ rather than ‘legal competency’is actually what physicians are determining. Although competency and capacity are used interchangeably, capacity properly is a narrower concept than competency.

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Gene Functions in Host-Parasite Systems,The medico-legal-ethical concept of patient competence occasions more controversy than concensus. There is discernible agreement on just two points: (1) the criteria to be used in evaluating competence are extraordinarily elusive, and (2) patient competence plays a key role in medical decision-making.

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The CAD*I Reference Model Specification to his own medical and health care. Competence is central to the moral validity of clinical decisions because competence is a necessary prerequisite to informed consent. Incompetence is a moral warrant for others to take actions they perceive to be in the patient’s best interests even against the p