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| - | **1. //Consent//. The consent shall conform to the requirements of an informed consent which are competence, amount and accuracy of information, patient understanding and voluntariness.\\ | + | **1. //Consent//. The consent shall conform to the requirements of an informed consent which are competence, amount and accuracy of information, patient understanding and voluntariness. The following are the characteristics of a valid informed consent: \\ |
| - | a.) //Voluntariness//- Make an autonomous decision without force or intimidation, and understands that he/she can withdraw consent anytime without consequence;\\ | + | a.) //Competence//- Sound mind, at least 18 years old, and not under the influence of drugs or liquor; \\ |
| - | b.) //Competence//- Sound mind, at least 18 years old, and not under the influence of drugs or liquor;\\ | + | b.)//Amount and Accuracy of Information//- Relevant factual data about a procedure and/or treatments, its benefits, risks, and possible complications or outcomes;\\ |
| - | c.) //Amount and Accuracy of Information//- Relevant factual data about a procedure and/or treatments, its benefits, risks, and possible complications or outcomes;\\ | + | c.)//Patient Understanding//- Education, language or dialect;\\ |
| - | d.) //Patient Understanding//- Education, language or dialect;\\ | + | d.) //Voluntariness//- Make an autonomous decision without force or intimidation, and understands that he/she can withdraw consent anytime without consequence.\\ |
| - | e.) //For Persons with Disabilities (PWDs).// Use of appropriate means of communication such as verbal or sign language.\\ | + | |
| - | **1.2. Persons to Obtain Consent.** Consent shall be obtained by the Privacy Officer (or a duly authorized representative) who shall be responsible for the orientation of the patients regarding PHIE implementation and validation of patient information.\\ | + | **1.1. For Persons with Disabilities (PWDs).** Use of appropriate means of communication such as verbal or sign language.\\ |
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| + | **1.2. Persons to Obtain Consent.** Consent shall be obtained by a duly authorized staff who shall be responsible for the orientation of the patients regarding PHIE implementation and validation of patient information.\\ | ||
| **1.3. Persons to Give Consent.** The following persons are authorized to give consent: \\ | **1.3. Persons to Give Consent.** The following persons are authorized to give consent: \\ | ||