A SURVEY ON THE KNOWLEDGE OF SPECIALTY RESIDENTS IN AHVAZ GOLESTAN HOSPITAL FROM THE ACQUITTAL AND CONSENT FORMS IN OCTOBER 2009

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DIBAIEE AMIR; SAADATI NASRIN; NOKHBEH ALI

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Journal: Iranian Journal of Forensic Medicine Year:2011 | Volume:17 | Issue:2 (62) Page(s): 95-102

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A SURVEY ON THE KNOWLEDGE OF SPECIALTY RESIDENTS IN AHVAZ GOLESTAN HOSPITAL FROM THE ACQUITTAL AND CONSENT FORMS IN OCTOBER 2009

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DIBAIEE AMIR | SAADATI NASRIN | NOKHBEH ALI | Issue Writer Certificate

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SATISFACTIONQ2

INNOCENCEQ2

THE PATIENT CONSENTQ2

MEDICAL ETHICSQ3

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Background: Physicians awareness of legal points in the acquittal and consent forms is one of the medical necessity issues and remove the potential obstacles on the way to practice, so, its compliance is essentioal for defense of physicians in dealing with legal problems.Therefore, the present study aimed to investigate knowledge of medical assistants in different fields of consent forms and INNOCENCE SATISFACTION.Methods: This descriptive analytical study measured the knowledge of all specialty residents in Ahvaz Golestan Hospital from the acquittal and consent forms through a questionnaire consists of 20 questions (with content validity and desired reliability coefficient Cronbach's alpha equal to 0.80) on different aspects of consent forms and acquittal in 2009 Year.Findings: The mean total score of specialty residents was 12.7±2 from the maximum score of 20. So, level of awareness of students was 63.5. Minimum and maximum score obtained were respectively 8 and 17. Data analysis showed 1% of students had good awareness, 18% moderate, 74% weak and 7.8% had very poor information about consent forms and INNOCENCE.Conclusion: This study showed that awareness (knowledge) of residents in various fields of INNOCENCE and consent forms were not desirable. Except in obvious cases, residents did not have enough information. So, the training of employed physicians, residents and students is crucial to design and implement a process leading to obtain written legal consent from their patients.

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DIBAIEE, AMIR, SAADATI, NASRIN, & NOKHBEH, ALI. (2011). A SURVEY ON THE KNOWLEDGE OF SPECIALTY RESIDENTS IN AHVAZ GOLESTAN HOSPITAL FROM THE ACQUITTAL AND CONSENT FORMS IN OCTOBER 2009. SCIENTIFIC JOURNAL OF FORENSIC MEDICINE, 17(2 (62)), 95-102. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/53317/en

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DIBAIEE AMIR, SAADATI NASRIN, NOKHBEH ALI. A SURVEY ON THE KNOWLEDGE OF SPECIALTY RESIDENTS IN AHVAZ GOLESTAN HOSPITAL FROM THE ACQUITTAL AND CONSENT FORMS IN OCTOBER 2009. SCIENTIFIC JOURNAL OF FORENSIC MEDICINE[Internet]. 2011;17(2 (62)):95-102. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/53317/en

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AMIR DIBAIEE, NASRIN SAADATI, and ALI NOKHBEH, “A SURVEY ON THE KNOWLEDGE OF SPECIALTY RESIDENTS IN AHVAZ GOLESTAN HOSPITAL FROM THE ACQUITTAL AND CONSENT FORMS IN OCTOBER 2009,” SCIENTIFIC JOURNAL OF FORENSIC MEDICINE, vol. 17, no. 2 (62), pp. 95–102, 2011, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/53317/en

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