Informed Consent in Croatia

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Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics 23 (3):356-360 (2014)
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As Croatia makes the transition from one political system and type of economy to another, there are inevitable social and political changes that have a profound affect on the healthcare system. This article charts some of the progress of change with respect to patients’ rights and informed consent

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