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InnovAiT 2008 1(11):764-770; doi:10.1093/innovait/inn091
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Decision making in children and young people: Gillick competent?

Dr Benedict Hayhoe

Academic GPST2 and LLM student

E-mail: bhayhoe{at}gmail.com


  Abstract

Valid consent to treatment is vitally important in medical practice both in the protection of patients and, for those providing treatment, as a defence against criminal charges of assault or battery or civil claims of trespass against the person.


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