Ethical Issues Of Clinical Teaching In Chinese Hospitals: Informed Consent Is Of Great Significance To Clinical Teaching

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Eubios Journal of Asian and International Bioethics 14 (6):216-218 (2004)
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There are many ethical issues in clinical teaching. Hospitals do not have right to ask the patients to accept clinical teaching and patients do not have to. The principle of informed consent should be followed to carry out good clinical teaching based on patient's trust and cooperation. Informed consent is a moral premise for clinical teaching, an embodiment for respecting patients and an important guarantee for patient's support

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