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Unit 8 – Clinical Psychology
Topic 8.9
How does informed consent apply in administering psychotropic drugs?
Patients can start treatment without knowing potential side effects as long as they agree initially.
Patients must be provided with information about possible risks and benefits before starting treatment.
Patients do not need informed consent if they are not paying for their own treatment.
Doctors can withhold information about side effects if it would cause undue distress.
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