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You will also be asked to sign an informed consent form. It explains the procedure and its risks and benefits. This form states that you understand everything about your surgery and have had the opportunity to ask any questions and receive satisfactory answers.
Current guidance states that the person obtaining consent must either (1) be capable of performing the procedure themselves; or (2) have received specialist training in advising patients about the procedure. Junior medical staff may be placed in a position where they fulfil neither of the above two criteria.
Informed consent requires an active commu- nication between the physician and patient, in which the physician explains the nature and purpose of the proposed procedure and the alternative techniques available, as well as a description of the risks and benefits of the procedures and alternatives.
Remember, the duty to obtain a patients informed consent rests on the physician, not on nursing personnel (6). If the nurses do not do it correctly, the physician is responsible.
Investigators can include physicians, scientists, nurses, administrative staff, teachers, and students, among others. The informed consent process should be an active process of sharing information between the investigator and the prospective subject.
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I hereby consent to the anesthesia service checked above and authorize that it be administered by or his/her associates, all of whom are credentialed to provide anesthesia services at this healthcare facility. I also consent to an alternative type of anesthesia, if necessary, as deemed appropriate by them.
Clinicians bear the primary responsibility for ensuring that informed consent is obtained in a legally and ethically sound manner. Clinicians must be able to clearly explain complex medical information, including risks, benefits, and alternatives to treatments or procedures.
The anesthesiologist or operating physician or dentist performing the procedure who is delegating the medical act of anesthesia or analgesia may involve other individuals or resources to provide information to a patient, but the anesthesiologist or other delegating physician or dentist is responsible for ensuring that

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