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Drug Users Subject to Mandatory Treatment: Building a Therapeutic Alliance with the Patient [Interview]
How does the issue of consent arise for users of psychoactive substances who are subject to a court-ordered "treatment mandate"? The challenge is to establish a therapeutic alliance with...
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Care in a facility designated for perpetrators of sexual violence: What role does consent play?
In the context of incarceration, the principle of court-ordered treatment raises particular questions regarding the process of obtaining a patient’s consent for psychotherapy....
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Gynecological Consultations: We Need to Be More Proactive in Seeking Consent [Interview]
Consent is not always obtained by healthcare providers during gynecological consultations. A midwife emphasizes that to achieve truly free and informed consent, the system must be...
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Rectal examination: the need to strengthen a culture of consent
Informed consent can only be given if the question asked is accompanied by accurate information. A digital rectal exam for prostate cancer screening is a medical procedure that involves...
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Ages of Consent in Canadian Criminal Law
How does the concept of consent define the boundaries between what is permitted and what is prohibited in matters of sex? This question is examined here from a historical perspective,...
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Sex Crimes: A Step Forward with the 2021 Law, but Protection for Minors Remains Inadequate [Interview]
The law of April 21, 2021, aimed at protecting minors from sexual crimes and offenses and from incest, removes the presumption of consent in many cases. It also allows for the criminal...
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Relationships and Sexuality in the Law: The Role of Consent
Although it is anachronistic, the marital duty is still enshrined in marriage law. This results in a genuine obligation to consent to sexual intercourse. In a context where the...
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Access to healthcare for migrants: How can you give consent if you don’t understand?
Healthcare providers do not always obtain informed consent from migrant patients, primarily due to language and cultural barriers. As a result, access to care is compromised for these populations.
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Choosing to Die? [Interview]
In clinical ethics, we must determine whether the person expresses—or has expressed—a genuine, authentic will that reflects their autonomy. Medical logic appears to respect patients’...
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Consent, Ethics, Care, and Health: Further Reading [Bibliography]
To complement this special issue, which addresses the issue of consent, this bibliography offers a selection of resources organized into eight categories. These categories are as...