Gillick Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

Summary of the course patient centered care delivery based on literature and lectures + summaries of all literature (listed below): Rathert et al. (2013). Patient-Centered Care and Outcomes: A Systematic Review of the Literature Jayadevappa et al. (2011). Patient Centered Care – A Conceptual Model and Review of the State of the Art Lacy et al. (2008). Evidence-based and Patient-centered Care: Results from an STFM Group Project Friedberg et al. (2014). Association between Participation ...

RELG 2650 Exam Questions and Answers 100% Pass Walter - "Historical &cultural variants on the good death" - Answer- How what constitutes a good death has changed in modern, Western cultures to be a more individual experience Dorff - "The Jewish Tradition: Religious Beliefs &Health Care Decisions" - Answer- Jews may enroll in hospice program, can have painkillers that can hasten death as along as intent is to alleviate pain, not kill. Feel good, not suffer. Celebrate your body Harakas...

Everything you need to know about Consent in Dentistry. Please find a detailed yet simple summary. Written and created by a Paediatric Dentist specifically for students. Complete with fully up-to-date information and accurate references. Consent in Dentistry - Types of consent - Competence to consent - Gillick competence - Who can consent for a child - Mental Capacity Act - Relevant legislation

This is a complete essay structure with what to say in each paragraph. Includes: HLA Hart, legal and moral rules, legal positivists, hart/devlin debate, sexual conduct debate, Gillick case, euthanasia, country comparison and conclusion.

Comprehensive notes on consent and capacity covering the Mental Capacity Act 2005, adults with capacity, patient autonomy, mental capacity in specific contexts, best interests, children, advance decisions, the Court of Protection and possible reform . Includes case law summary and analysis.

Children's Rights notes, including in relation to parents or public authorities and rights parents have with the gillick competency, welfare principle, ECHR and medical law, with an outline at the end, from the Family law elective module at City university