Examples of using CFM resolution in English and their translations into Portuguese
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technological criteria defined by the aforementioned CFM resolution.
professionals are guided solely by CFM Resolution 1995/2012, which recognizes the patient's wishes expressed in living wills
The fieldwork was conducted at a time when CFM Resolution N1,957/10, in which the patient is characterized as every capable person who applies for the use of assisted reproductive technology, was in force. CFM Resolution N2,013/13, which normalizes that assisted reproduction can be performed for same-sex couples, had not yet been drawn up.
motivated by Law 10,211/01 which extinguished presumed organ donation in Brazil and CFM Resolution 1,826/07, authorizing the suspension of life support for patients with brain death whose family had not authorized organ donation.
This would contribute not only to the further spread of knowledge about CFM Resolution 1995/2012 but also to the formation of a more uniform approach for the needs of the terminally ill.
is considered obligatory during anesthesia regulated by a specific medical legislation on the matter CFM Resolution 1802/06.
And, as stated by Gusmão, the CFM Resolutions, while not legally binding,
CFM resolutions 1885/2008 and 1931/2009 Article 106 observed that doctors should not maintain a relationship of any kind with studies that use placebos when an efficient
As most legislative bills designed to regulate the industry have been systematically shelved by the Brazilian Congress, the CFM resolutions act as ethical guidelines
non-punitive character of the CFM Resolution.
The majority of health professionals interviewed were unaware of the living will and CFM Resolution 1995/2012.
This guarantee of genetic parents being able to register their children civilly is provided by the CFM Resolution.
the back-up for ADW is the CFM resolution, which, in the respondents' opinion,
it is considered essential that standardized criteria and unified by the CFM Resolution 1480/97 are followed
and the 2013 CFM Resolution regulates this practice,
technically as human death and, according to CFM Resolution 1,826/07, time of death is considered that as recorded in the brain death declaration form,
As access to medical records after the patient's death, the aforementioned article 77 of the CEM Abbreviation of Codigo de Etica Medica in Brazil- Code of Medical Ethics was changed by the CFM Resolution 1,997/ 2012,
Changes were made to CFM Resolution 2.013/2013 as a result of Ação Direta de Inconstitucionalidade 4.277- ADI 4.277 Direct Unconstitutionality Action No. 4.277 DUA 4.277
As established in CFM Resolution CFM 1,480/97, the protocol for children aged over 2 years is the same as for the adult population,
is found in a series of official documents produced by the Brazilian Federal Government, as the RDC n 50 resolution dated February 21, 2002, and the various resolutions of the Federal Council of Medicine CFM resolutions No 1409/94 and No 1802/2006 CFM, and also the resolutions of the Regional Medical Council of Rio