| 释义 |
therapeutic privilege doctrine A doctrine that protects a doctor faced with a patient who may be too emotional or apprehensive to fully and logically assess his needs for a therapeutic interventiontherapeutic privilege doctrine Forensic medicine A doctrine that protects the physician faced with a Pt who may be too emotional or apprehensive to fully and logically assess his needs for a therapeutic intervention; such situations may arise in emergencies, advanced age, dementia; when possible, permission should be obtained from the nearest relative. See Good Samaritan laws. Cf Doctor-patient interaction, Informed consent, Paternalism. |