Montgomery and informed consent: where are we now? | The BMJ
WEB12 May 2017 · The Montgomery v Lanarkshire case of March 2015 1 drew fresh attention to informed consent. Nadine Montgomery, a woman with diabetes and of small stature, delivered her son vaginally; he experienced complications owing to shoulder dystocia, …
- Author: Sarah W Chan, Ed Tulloch, E Sarah Cooper, Andrew Smith, Wojtek Wojcik, Jane E Norman
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- Publish Year: 2017
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- Nadine Montgomery's son was born with cerebral palsy as a result of shoulder dystocia during birth.
- Mrs Montgomery was around five feet tall, and was also diabetic, which often results in a larger foetus. She had raised concerns that her baby might be too big to be delivered vaginally, but had no...
- Nadine Montgomery's son was born with cerebral palsy as a result of shoulder dystocia during birth.
- Mrs Montgomery was around five feet tall, and was also diabetic, which often results in a larger foetus. She had raised concerns that her baby might be too big to be delivered vaginally, but had no...
- Evidence showed a 9-10% risk of dystocia where a diabetic woman gives birth via vaginal delivery, but Mrs Montgomery wasn't warned of the risk of shoulder dystocia, or offered a caesarean section a...
- The treating obstetrician felt that if Mrs Montgomery was told of the risk she would opt for a caesarean, and didn't believe this was in her best interest.
- Published: 20 Nov 2020
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- Author: Natalie Harrison, Hilary Hewitt, Pranav Pandya, Dan Reisel
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Montgomery and informed consent: where are we now? - The BMJ
WEBThe Montgomery v Lanarkshire case of March 20151 drew fresh attention to informed consent. Nadine Montgomery, a woman with diabetes and of small stature, delivered …
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- Author: Sarah W Chan, Ed Tulloch, E Sarah Cooper, Andrew Smith, Wojtek Wojcik, Jane E Norman
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Consent: The Montgomery Ruling (2015) - Consent issues - Patient …
WEBConsent issues. Summary. The Montgomery case in 2015 was a landmark for informed consent in the UK. Nadine Montgomery, a diabetic woman and of small stature, …
Update on the UK law on consent | The BMJ
WEB16 Mar 2015 · Nadine Montgomery was a woman with diabetes who gave birth by vaginal delivery. Her baby, Sam, was born with serious disabilities after shoulder dystocia during …
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WEB24 Dec 2018 · Volume 24, Issue 1. https://doi.org/10.1177/2516043518811501. Contents. PDF / ePub. More. Abstract. The UK Supreme Court held in Montgomery v Lanarkshire …
Patient choice: the shape of consent post-Montgomery
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WEB20 Sep 2016 · Abstract. The standard of care for consent to treatment has moved to the ‘prudent patient’ or ‘Montgomery’ standard, following the case of Montgomery v …
Montgomery and informed consent: where are we now? - PubMed
WEB12 May 2017 · PMID: 28500035. DOI: 10.1136/bmj.j2224. No abstract available. MeSH terms. Birth Injuries* Cerebral Palsy* Communication. Decision Making. Delivery of …
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