Patients’ autonomy in health care

Konrad Wroński; Jarosław Cywiński; Jerzy Okraszewski; Roman Bocian

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1/2008 vol. 16

Patients’ autonomy in health care

Konrad Wroński

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Jarosław Cywiński

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Jerzy Okraszewski

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Roman Bocian

Gin Prakt 2008; 1: 22-26

Online publish date: 2008/03/19

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AMA

Wroński K, Cywiński J, Okraszewski J, Bocian R. Patients’ autonomy in health care. Ginekologia Praktyczna - - - ARCHIVAL. 2008:22-26.

APA

Wroński, K., Cywiński, J., Okraszewski, J., & Bocian, R. (2008). Patients’ autonomy in health care. Ginekologia Praktyczna - - - ARCHIVAL, 22-26.

Chicago

Wroński, Konrad, Jarosław Cywiński, Jerzy Okraszewski, and Roman Bocian. 2008. "Patients’ autonomy in health care". Ginekologia Praktyczna - - - ARCHIVAL: 22-26.

Harvard

Wroński, K., Cywiński, J., Okraszewski, J., and Bocian, R. (2008). Patients’ autonomy in health care. Ginekologia Praktyczna - - - ARCHIVAL, pp.22-26.

MLA

Wroński, Konrad et al. "Patients’ autonomy in health care." Ginekologia Praktyczna - - - ARCHIVAL, 2008, pp. 22-26.

Vancouver

Wroński K, Cywiński J, Okraszewski J, Bocian R. Patients’ autonomy in health care. Ginekologia Praktyczna - - - ARCHIVAL. 2008:22-26.

For centuries, paternalism was an important part of traditional medicine. In the 21st century autonomy is the best characterization of the doctor-patient relationship. Autonomy respects the rights of patients to self-determination. The following article presents legal aspects of patients’ autonomy in Poland.

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autonomy, patients’ rights, information, human rights

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Patients’ autonomy in health care

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