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Consent, Ethics, Care, and Health: Further Reading [Bibliography]
To complement this special issue, which addresses the issue of consent, this bibliography offers a selection of resources organized into eight categories. These categories are as...
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Trial of an obesity prevention program: An improvement in body composition was observed in about one-third of the children [Interview]
The "Mission: Get Back on Track" (MRTC) program, which has been piloted for three years, provides early, multidisciplinary, and free care for children aged 3 to 8 who are overweight or...
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Marseille’s Mobile Healthcare Clinic: A Safe Space Where Asylum Seekers Can Discuss Their Health [Interview]
In Marseille, a mobile healthcare access unit (Pass) serves vulnerable populations, including asylum seekers. As part of an outreach initiative, the truck—bearing the hospital’s...
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Health Care Access Clinics (PASS): Providing Care and Support for People in Vulnerable Situations
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Consent, Ethics, Care, and Health [Introduction to the Special Feature]
The complexity of the concept of consent extends far beyond the realm of sexuality, and this special issue provides an opportunity to discuss consent in the healthcare relationship and...
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How does philosophy approach the concept of consent? [Interview]
In a patriarchal society based on a historically constructed system of male domination over women, can women still be considered free enough to give consent? This is one of the questions...
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Consent and abortion: women must be free to choose the procedures
Women seeking an abortion do not always have a choice regarding the method, which is often determined by the healthcare providers’ discretion. This deprives them of an informed choice...
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To ensure that a person with a disability has given consent, it is necessary to understand the nature of their disability
How can consent be obtained from a woman who is unable to express it due to a disability? Insights from a midwife who oversees gynecological consultations. Taking the time needed to...
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Psychiatry: An Exception to the Principle of Informed Consent?
The law recognizes that a patient cannot be treated without their consent and that they may refuse treatment. Psychiatry is an exception: treatment may be imposed on a patient by force...
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Drug Users Subject to Mandatory Treatment: Building a Therapeutic Alliance with the Patient [Interview]
How does the issue of consent arise for users of psychoactive substances who are subject to a court-ordered "treatment mandate"? The challenge is to establish a therapeutic alliance with...