The Role of Patient Autonomy in Medical and Legal Approaches to HIV-antibody Testing in the United Kingdom (1995)
Journal Article
Halliday, S. (1995). The Role of Patient Autonomy in Medical and Legal Approaches to HIV-antibody Testing in the United Kingdom. Cambrian law review, 26, 101 - 114

This article considers whether there is ever justification for performing a HIV-antibody test without the patient’s consent, for example because a surgeon fears for his or her own safety, or in order to provide epidemiological information regarding t... Read More about The Role of Patient Autonomy in Medical and Legal Approaches to HIV-antibody Testing in the United Kingdom.