Informed Consent and Decision-Making After Loss of Competency in Dementia Patients: A New Model

L Padama - S. Cal. Interdisc. LJ, 2018 - HeinOnline
After receiving a diagnosis of Alzheimer's, journalist Greg O'Brien analogized his experience
with the disease to a plug in a loose socket. The light from the lamp starts to flicker, so he …

Issues raised by research using persons suffering from dementia who have impaired decisional capacity

PV Rabins - J. Health Care L. & Pol'y, 1998 - HeinOnline
Two basic assumptions underlie this discussion: First, appropriately designed clinical
research is an ethical activity. Research necessarily treats the individual as an object to be …

The problem of informed consent in dementia research

H Helmchen - Med. & L., 1990 - HeinOnline
The increasing frequency of dementia has considerable impact on the ill person, his
relatives, and society. However, an effective therapy does not yet exist. This indicates a …

Informed consent in demented patients: a question of hours

D Becker, Z Kahana - Med. & L., 1993 - HeinOnline
Dementia, and especially Alzheimer's disease is today the subject of endless research, most
of it including some kind of prolonged physical treatment. When considering such treatment …

Supported decision-making in the United States and abroad

EA Largent, A Peterson - J. Health Care L. & Pol'y, 2020 - HeinOnline
Jane, a retired attorney, has been diagnosed with mild cognitive impairment caused by
Alzheimer's disease. Jane's physicians warn that this is a likely precursor to dementia and …

Informed Decision-Making and Vulnerable Persons: Meeting the Needs of the Competent Elderly Patient or Reserach Subject

KC Glass - Queen's LJ, 1993 - HeinOnline
Elderly Patient or Research Subject Page 1 Informed Decision-Making and Vulnerable
Persons: Meeting the Needs of the Competent Elderly Patient or Research Subject …

Informed consent implications of diagnostic evaluations for dementia

MB Kapp - American Journal of Alzheimer's Disease & Other …, 2006 - journals.sagepub.com
There are many reasons why early diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease (AD) or other forms of
dementia in affected individuals should be encouraged. 1, 2 Once such a diagnosis has …

A unified theory of substitute consent: Incompetent patients' right to individualized health care decision-making

J Parry - Mental and Physical Disability Law Reporter, 1987 - JSTOR
Good fortune smiles on those who seize and master moments of historical opportunity. In the
fall of 1987, opportunity may have cracked open for nuclear disarmament and deficit …

Rethinking dementia care in ethics and the law

B Jennings - Quinnipiac Prob. LJ, 2009 - HeinOnline
The progressive dementia, confusion, and loss of judgment associated with Alzheimer's
Disease (AD) requires some measure of guardianship and care-giving that intrudes on …

(Implicit) consent to intimacy

RG Spece Jr, JK Hilton, JN Younggren - Ind. L. Rev., 2016 - HeinOnline
We discuss capacity of long-term care residents to consent to intimacy with their
spouses/partners and policies to protect residents' rights. The policies provide:(1) …