https://doi.org/10.4081/mem.2017.497

Il "problema" del consenso informato: dai diritti del malato alla spersonalizzazione del rapporto medicopaziente / The "problem" of the informed consent: from the rights of the patient to the depersonalization of his relationship with the doctor

V. 66 N. 3 (2017)
Ricevuto: luglio 6, 2017
Accettato: luglio 6, 2017
Pubblicato: luglio 3, 2017
health, freedom, paternalism, informed consent, medical liability, self-determination / salute, libertà, paternalismo, consenso informato, responsabilità medica, autodeterminazione
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Nicola Posteraro
nicola.posteraro@uniroma3.it
Dipartimento di Giurisprudenza, Università degli Studi Roma Tre, Roma, Italy.
Il lavoro analizza il tema del diritto al consenso informato. Si parte con un'analisi generale del "nuovo" concetto di salute, per poi passare a trattare più dettagliatamente del diritto de quo. Ci si sofferma in particolare sulla informazione quale requisito atto a renderlo valido e si affronta il tema del nuovo rapporto medico-paziente; infine, si svolgono delle considerazioni critiche rispetto alla cd. spersonalizzazione di tale relazione medicale.
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The work deals with the process of the informed consent. It analyzes the "new" right to health; then, it focalizes its attention on the right to be informed before conducting a healthcare. At the end, it considers the theme of the relationship between the doctor and the patient and investigates the problem of its depersonalization.

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Posteraro, N. (2017). Il "problema" del consenso informato: dai diritti del malato alla spersonalizzazione del rapporto medicopaziente / The "problem" of the informed consent: from the rights of the patient to the depersonalization of his relationship with the doctor. Medicina E Morale, 66(3), 371–387. https://doi.org/10.4081/mem.2017.497

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