Stériliser Le Handicap Mental ? 1998
DOI: 10.3917/eres.diede.1998.01.0069
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“…The 1995 code of medical ethics (Art 41) confirms that the patient must be informed and prior consent obtained for any intervention of this type. Obtaining informed consent from mentally handicapped or mentally ill individuals is also problematic in situations such as biomedical research and donating organs, where medical surgical interventions are required [ 15].…”
Section: Sterilisation In Francementioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The 1995 code of medical ethics (Art 41) confirms that the patient must be informed and prior consent obtained for any intervention of this type. Obtaining informed consent from mentally handicapped or mentally ill individuals is also problematic in situations such as biomedical research and donating organs, where medical surgical interventions are required [ 15].…”
Section: Sterilisation In Francementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Some caregivers prefer to tell young mentally handicapped women that the operation is reversible and that she can in the future have children. Belief in the reversibility of tubular sterilisation makes dialogue much easier for both the caregiver and the patient [ 15]. Most sterilisation are thus conducted either without the patient's knowledge or following misinformation.…”
Section: Sterilisation Of the Mentally Handicappedmentioning
confidence: 99%