Good practice in sterilisation

Good practice in consent.

Informed parental consent reminds the health professional to respect parent autonomy with respect to their infant's health care. It involves at least four elements: information, assessment of understanding, assessment of capacity, and freedom to choose. Critical issues are training of staff, timing of approach, and quality and presentation of information. In the newborn period, additional probl...

Sterilisation

The voluntary sterilisation of those who are Unfit to produce healthy children is practiced in ^any countries, including Denmark, Norway, ^Weden, Switzerland and Germany and certain states in America and Canada. The question ls whether Great Britain should follow suit. In July, 1931, a Bill introduced to Parliament *?r the sanction of voluntary sterilisation was Set aside without debate! In 193...

Good Scientific Practice (gsp) and Good Clinical Practice (gcp)

Good clinical practice in orthokeratology.

Overnight orthokeratology is becoming more and more popular especially in the Asia-Pacific region where the treatment is primarily used for myopic control in young children. Risk of complications in contact lens wear increases during overnight wear and may further increase when the treatment is used on children. The aim of this paper is to provide a comprehensive guideline for practitioners to ...

Good Clinical Practice

Clinical research is like a foundation stone upon which a tower of evidence is erected which helps in the better understanding of the cause of the disease, improvement in the diagnosis treatment and mechanism of human biology (Trauter,1997). It is only the systematically carried out research which has made possible the increase in the life expectancy and decrease in human sufferings. While carr...