<研究論文>インフォームドコンセントに関する研究 : 第1報大学生に対する医師・歯科医師のインフォームドコンセントについて

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We conducted a survey of 1,210 university students concerning informed consent provided to them when they received medical services of physicians/ dentists. The results can be summarized as follows; (1) Regarding the content of informed consent, the largest number of students stated that they received satisfactory explanations concerning "disease conditions conditions" (38.7%), followed by the "disease name" (36.3%), "examination purposes" (35.7%) and "treatment details" (35.0%). As high as 60.2% of students listed "other treatment methods" as the item for which they did not receive explanations, followed by "results if treatment is not provided" (49.8%) and "risks associated with treatment" (43.3%). (2) Many of the students marked "goods" for "politeness" (44.7%), "manner of speaking" (38.9%) and "easiness to consult with" (38.1%) in their evaluation of physicians/dentists. (3) As to the image projected by physicians/dentists, the largest number of students said "bright" (51.7%), followed by "rich" (47.7%), "persons who give treatment" (47.4%), "specialists of diseases and injuries" (38.9%) and "busy" (29.1%).
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