Informed Consent to Medical Treatment

Oppenheim, Milton

Journal: Cleveland State Law Review

Volume: 11

First Page: 249

Year: 1962

Bluebook Citation: 11 CLEV. ST. L. REV. 249 (1962)

Author: Milton Oppenheim: all 4 publications


Abstract

Medical malpractice is usually considered in terms of negligent conduct by the physician in the course of the physician-patient relation. Many of the actions are not predicated on the law of negligence, although this type of malpractice undoubtedly is the most common type of litigation. A substantial group of cases deal with unauthorized operations, which are characterized as battery, emerging from lack of informed consent.

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