Risk Management for Chiropractors and Osteopaths. Informed consent: A Common Law Requirement.

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Bruce F Walker,Melainie Cameron,Simon French,Henry P Pollard,Andrew L Vitiello,John W Reggars,Peter D Werth,

Obtaining the informed consent of a patient before undertaking chiropractic or osteopathic treatment is a common law requirement in Australia. This paper outlines the essential elements of informed consent and provides some practice tips on streamlining the process.

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BF Walker,M Cameron,S French,HP Pollard,AL Vitiello,JW Reggars,PD Werth,

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Journal: Australasian chiropractic & osteopathy : journal o

VOLUME: 12

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ISSN: 1328-0384

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YEAR: 2004

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