Patients Lacking the Capacity to Consent to Hip Fracture Surgery May Be Undergoing Major Operations Without Their Next of Kin Being Involved in Best-Interests Decisions: A Quality Improvement Report.

Zalmay, Pardis; Collis, Justin; Wilson, Helen

doi:10.7759/cureus.20322

Patients Lacking the Capacity to Consent to Hip Fracture Surgery May Be Undergoing Major Operations Without Their Next of Kin Being Involved in Best-Interests Decisions: A Quality Improvement Report.

Pardis Zalmay, Justin Collis, Helen Wilson

Pardis Zalmay

NobleIDNI4P26W31R22S12

Type:Journal Article

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