Dr Vijaya Karanam
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Welcome to another episode of Talking ONG, a Ranscock podcast where we take a closer look at the latest clinical guidelines, research, and topics in obstetrics and gynecology through conversations with leading experts.
Informed consent is something we engage with every day in clinical practice.
It's embedded in nearly every patient interaction, from routine consultations through to common
Complex procedures and decisions.
But while it's a familiar part of our work, it can be easy to slip into seeing consent as a process of formality rather than what it is fundamentally, a shared decision-making conversation that supports patients' autonomy.
understanding and choice.
In this episode, we revisit what informed consent really means in clinical practice, why it matters, and what our professional responsibilities are as clinicians.
Ranscock has recently released a new signposting guideline: consent and provision of information to patients regarding proposed treatments.
This is designed to support members and trainees in navigating discussions.
This guideline consolidates and replaces the previous RANS-COG clinical guidance statements C Gen 2A and C Gen 2B.
Today we'll unpack some of the fundamentals outlined in this updated resource.
I'm your host, Dr.
Vijayakaranam, and I am an obstetrician based in Melbourne, and I am a committee member for the Victorian Ranscog branch and SIMG and Research Guidance and Policy Branch of Ranscog.
Today we are joined by Dr.
Penny Sheehan, Deborah Pett and Yvonne Maringa.
Thank you.
Congratulations Deb.
Before we begin, does anyone need to declare any relevant conflicts of interest?
Good.
Let's start then.
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