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Informed Consent to Vaccination: Theoretical, Legal, and Empirical Insights
Dorit Rubinstein Reiss
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Nili Karako-Eyal
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Vaccination
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Informed Consent
100%
Informed Consent Process
80%
Two-country
40%
Health Authorities
40%
Autonomous Decision
40%
Israel
20%
United States
20%
Accessible Information
20%
Infectious Diseases
20%
Law
20%
Human Face
20%
Vaccine Hesitancy
20%
Legal Framework
20%
Coercion
20%
Vaccine Policy
20%
Child Benefits
20%
Individual Autonomy
20%
Current Structure
20%
Similar Problem
20%
Meaningful Comparison
20%
Social Sciences
Informed Consent
100%
Vaccination
100%
Israel
11%
USA
11%
Diseases
11%
Coercion
11%
Information Needs
11%
Child Benefit
11%
Law
11%
Psychology
Informed Consent
100%
United States of America
11%