The risk-related approach to assessment of capacity to consent to or refuse medical treatment: A critical review

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Ethics 6 (4):351-362 (2009)
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reprint Wada, Kyoko; Rudnick, Abraham (2011) "The risk-related approach to assessment of capacity to consent to or refuse medical treatment : a critical review". In Duncan, Jeremy S., Perspectives on ethics, pp. : Nova Science Publishers (2011)

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