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Investigaciones que implican procedimientos invasivos en seres humanos / Medical research involving invasive procedures in human beings

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posted on 2024-10-25, 03:03 authored by Sergio Romeo-MalandaSergio Romeo-Malanda, Pilar Nicolás-Jimenez, Asier Urruela-Mora

This chapter analyzes investigations involving invasive procedures in human beings within the Spanish legal framework. It highlights the ethical and legal requirements for obtaining informed consent, as mandated by Spanish Law 14/2007 on Biomedical Research. This law ensures that participants receive comprehensive information about the procedures, risks, benefits, and alternatives, enabling informed and voluntary decisions. The chapter addresses challenges such as the complexity of information and communication barriers, emphasizing the need for clear and effective communication. Ultimately, informed consent upholds participant rights and fosters trust in Spanish healthcare and research practices.

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Publication title

Manual de Bioderecho: (adaptado a la docencia en ciencias, ciencias de la salud y ciencias sociales y jurídicas)

Editors

S Romeo-Malanda, C Romeo-Casabona, P Nicolás-Jiménez

Pagination

575-602

ISBN

978-84-1122-293-8

Department/School

Law

Publisher

Dykinson

Publication status

  • Published online

Place of publication

Madrid

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