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informed assent: a standalone construct

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Clinical ethics

a process in which clinicians tell families they will withhold a nonbeneficial intervention such as resuscitation, and families may object but are not asked to decide.

In clinical ethics, informed assent refers to a process in which clinicians tell families they will withhold a nonbeneficial intervention such as resuscitation, and families may object but are not asked to decide. This meaning comes from Curtis (2007) in Chest.[1]

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  1. Curtis, J. R., & Burt, R. A. (2007). Point: The Ethics of Unilateral “Do Not Resuscitate” Orders. Chest, 132(3), 748-751. https://doi.org/10.1378/chest.07-0745

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