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How should health professionals make clinical decisions? How much involvement should the patient have? Is it against the law to do research on individuals without their consent? Throughout these audio discussions, Phil Bates and Marc Cornock of The Open University’s Law School, discuss these, and similar issues surrounding ethics in law.
Track 1: Clinical decision making: A legal perspective
Phil Bates and Marc Cornock look at what is meant by clinical decision making.
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Tracks in this podcast:
| Track | Title | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Clinical decision making: A legal perspective | Phil Bates and Marc Cornock look at what is meant by clinical decision making. Play now Clinical decision making: A legal perspective |
| 2 | Researching people who cannot consent | Marc Cornock and Phil Bates discuss laws and consent. Play now Researching people who cannot consent |
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