Competency of legal subjects in informed consent as a standard agreement

Argo Sudarga Yohanes; Dola Ramalinda; Laras Eka Pertiwi; Amalia Putri Kumalawijaya; Fedryan Syach Rahmawan; Sukmawati Nurdin; Mohamad Febrinur Ilyasa; Harish Fauzan

doi:10.53730/ijhs.v6n3.13185

Authors

Argo Sudarga Yohanes
yohanesargo@poltekkesyba.ac.id
Politeknik Kesehatan YBA Bandung, Indonesia
Dola Ramalinda Politeknik Kesehatan YBA Bandung, Indonesia
Laras Eka Pertiwi Politeknik Kesehatan YBA Bandung, Indonesia
Amalia Putri Kumalawijaya Politeknik Kesehatan YBA Bandung, Indonesia
Fedryan Syach Rahmawan Politeknik Kesehatan YBA Bandung, Indonesia
Sukmawati Nurdin Politeknik Kesehatan YBA Bandung, Indonesia
Mohamad Febrinur Ilyasa Politeknik Kesehatan YBA Bandung, Indonesia
Harish Fauzan Politeknik Kesehatan YBA Bandung, Indonesia

Keywords:

competency legal, health, informed consent, standard agreement, subject

Abstract

The purpose of this study is to describe the process of health care that involves a triad of legal subjects, namely doctors, patients, and hospitals. The relationship between the three legal subjects is placed in a standard contract called informed consent. This research method uses a quantitative approach, which is measured by statistics. Necessary to carry out medical actions, legal subjects are doctors or hospitals, as drafters of agreements that contain the rights and obligations of all parties. The results of the analysis in practice in hospitals indicate an indication of competency gaps between legal subjects. The doctor or hospital must explain as easily as possible to the patient or the patient's family, leading and a complete understanding. Unclear from the patient or the patient's family, on the explanation of the hospital doctor. That informed consent is the legal basis for the rights and obligations of each.

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