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    Vijay Baldwa
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    A small piece of useful n practical advice about Consent
    Dentists are responsible for performing procedures that may have some impact, whether major or minor, on the health and wellbeing of their patients. As a means of enhancing the autonomy of patients, dentist has to obtain patients’ informed consent for all treatment. Regardless of the quality of the dental work and the outcome of the procedure, dentists may become subject to formal complaints if they fail to obtain informed consent. Based on our extensive experience providing legal advice to dentists and representing them in regulatory proceedings, we have prepared the below list of 10 legal tips for obtaining consent in dentistry.
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    Amit Kumar
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    Great post.

    Note that Informed Refusal is equally important.

    For example, if a patient refuses x-rays then it can be documented that the patient was made aware of the inability for you to properly diagnose without full diagnostic records.  This is legally beneficial to protect ourselves from liability.

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    Do you have a format for informed refusal

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