Informed Consent

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Abstract

This chapter discusses why veterinarians should obtain informed consent from their clients and outlines the goals, owner expectations, and ideal components of informed consent. Issues associated with acquisition of informed consent are discussed, including requirements for legitimate consent, how many options should be presented, who should present the information including costs, risk disclosure, use of verbal and written communication, and visit duration. Examples of client education are provided. Recommendations are made as to how veterinarians can meet the ideal goals of informed consent. Finally, the effectiveness of informed consent is considered.

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Kipperman, B. (2023). Informed Consent. In Decision-Making in Veterinary Practice (pp. 25–36). wiley. https://doi.org/10.1002/9781119986355.ch3

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