Introduction. The study in question starts from a general analysis of Law n. 219/2017 and then to deepen the patient's right to self-determination, which is exercised through the expression of an informed consent to medical therapy. The analysis refers in particular to the patient's decision-making autonomy, the professional autonomy of the doctor and his consequent responsibility. Materials and methods. This study examines the art. 5 of the Law n. 219/2017, where the Legislator has defined the theme of shared planning of care. The authors compare the Advance Treatment Provisions (Article 4 - Law No. 219/2017) and the Shared Care Planning, to then examine the emerging relationship of care between doctor and patient. Results. The relationship of care must be related to the patient's willingness to decide on his future and to the technical and scientific information that the doctor is required to give. Conclusion. In conclusion, the Authors highlight the innovative content of the shared care plan, emphasizing the importance for a patient suffering from a chronic and progressive disease to be actively involved in formulating their own therapeutic plan.
LAW n.219/17: Reflecting on shared care plan / Giammatteo, J.; Treglia, M.; Pallocci, M.; Petroni, G.; Cammarano, A.; Quintavalle, G.; Marsella, L. T.; Potenza, S.. - In: LA CLINICA TERAPEUTICA. - ISSN 0009-9074. - 171:5(2020), pp. 401-406. [10.7417/CT.2020.2248]
LAW n.219/17: Reflecting on shared care plan
Petroni G.;
2020
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Introduction. The study in question starts from a general analysis of Law n. 219/2017 and then to deepen the patient's right to self-determination, which is exercised through the expression of an informed consent to medical therapy. The analysis refers in particular to the patient's decision-making autonomy, the professional autonomy of the doctor and his consequent responsibility. Materials and methods. This study examines the art. 5 of the Law n. 219/2017, where the Legislator has defined the theme of shared planning of care. The authors compare the Advance Treatment Provisions (Article 4 - Law No. 219/2017) and the Shared Care Planning, to then examine the emerging relationship of care between doctor and patient. Results. The relationship of care must be related to the patient's willingness to decide on his future and to the technical and scientific information that the doctor is required to give. Conclusion. In conclusion, the Authors highlight the innovative content of the shared care plan, emphasizing the importance for a patient suffering from a chronic and progressive disease to be actively involved in formulating their own therapeutic plan.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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