Clinical Skill Training

Faculty of Medicine
Padjadjaran University
2011

Objectives
The student will be able to
understand the importance and legal basis

of informed consent.
provide patient with accurate and complete
information about certain medical procedure
make an agreement with patient to fill
informed consent form

 Word informed means had been given,

had been explained or had been

explained or had been elaborated
Word consent means approval or

permission
Informed Consent is an approval from the
patient or the family member about a
medical procedure for the patients self
or a family member after being given
adequate explanation by the doctor

Adequate Information

Diagnosis
Suggested or planned procedure
Alternative procedure if requires
Importance and benefit from the medical
procedure
Technical procedure required
Risk from avoiding the procedure required
Risk or side effect from the procedure
Patients understanding on the information
given in order to make decision
Patient is voluntary in giving consent
Prognosis

Who can give consent?

Based on Permenkes No.585 year

1989 about Informed Consent

people that obtain right to give
consent or sign an agreement is
adult patient (over 21 years old or
married) in good mental health

Witness
Witness is required to provide
security and legality of Informed
Consent. Witness is family member
and hospital official.

HOW?
Presentation
Demonstration
Coaching
Self practice
Evaluation

Check list

Procedure
1

Build the doctor-patient

relationship. Greet the
patient
Introduce yourself

Confirm the patients and

patients family identity

Explain the patient

diagnosis

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7
8

Procedure
Explain the medical action
that will be done and its
purpose
Explain the procedure or the
steps of the medical action
Explain the concequences if
the action is not done
Explain the risk or side
effect and the step to
anticipate or to overcome

Procedure
9
Explain the alternative
action with its benefit and
loss
10 Explain the patients
prognosis with and without
the medical action
11 Confirm the patients and
familys understanding
toward the information that
is given
12 Give a chance to consider

Procedure
13 Ask patients agreement
toward medical action
without compulsion
14 Fill informed consent form
and put the signature with
the patient or the family
and witness

THANK YOU