Titlebook: Competence Assessment in Dementia; Gabriela Stoppe Book 2008 Springer-Verlag Vienna 2008 Psychiatry.assessment.autonomy.brain.dementia

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Medical Factors Interfering With Competence In Dementiaen and 5.7 for women (.) and it is responsible for 75% of all dementias. AD is characterised clinically by cognitive impairment, dominated by memory complaints, which may be associated with a syndrome of aphasia, apraxia and agnosia, and disorders of executive function and judgement. This global imp

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Who Decides Who Decides? Ethical Perspectives on Capacity and Decision-makingonomy is often said to be pre-eminent amongst the four principles of medical ethics., or at least “first amongst equals” (.). For those who prefer methods of ethical analysis other than the influential “four principles” approach, there remains a fundamental assumption that self-determination is affo

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Are Legal Systems in Europe Fit for The Dementia Challenge? Approach of The Council of Europend more specifically with regard to the application of biology and medicine. Principles and legal standards were drawn up in the “Convention on human rights and biomedicine”.. This Convention is the first legally binding international text designed to preserve the human being against the misuse of b

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Testamentary and Financial Competence Issues in Dementiaom dementia of various types. This is of course much different from normal aging and this pathological condition robs the patient of his/her memories, intellect, and abilities to recognize persons, to maintain basic functions, or even comprehensible speech.

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Assessment of Competency and Advance Directivesetence would then lead us to consider the definition and the criteria that have to be met in order to say someone is competent. In this case we are considering the idea of competence to complete an advance directive; so having stipulated the criteria, we should then consider what would constitute an

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Practice of Competence Assement in Dementia; Austriahat all citizens, even those with dementia and other cognitive impairments, have the right for self-determination and personal autonomy. The idea of human dignity includes the right that somebody whose ability to practise self-determination and personal autonomy should be supported by a legal repres