What goes into decision making? What are the invisible tugs that may keep patients from acting in line with their values? Why isn't it part of the formal capacity assessment?

Show notes, Transcript and References: https://www.coreimpodcast.com/2020/07/22/capacity-2-0-and-voluntarism/

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Time Stamps:

2:57 Defining voluntarism
5:36 Four elements that influence voluntarism
10:26 How do you incorporate voluntarism into the capacity assessment?
16:11 Discussions with uncooperative patients
19:14 Protecting unrepresented patients
21:30 Clinician perspective
25:06 Moral distress

Tags: medical humanities, ethics, psychiatry, IM Core, CoreIM

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