Wouter Leclercq

Chapter 1 General Introduction and outline of thesis	9
Chapter 2 A review of surgical informed consent: Past, present, and future. A quest to help patients make better decisions	19
Chapter 3 A survey of the current practice of the informed consent process in general surgery in the Netherlands	41
Chapter 4 Challenging the knowledge base and skillset for providing surgical consent by orthopedic and plastic surgeons in the Netherlands: An identified area of improvement in patient safety	59
Chapter 5 Preoperative education and informed consent in young adults undergoing bariatric surgery: Patient perspectives on current practice	75
Chapter 6 Insight in information provision prior to obtaining surgical informed consent by audiotaping outpatient consultations	93
Chapter 7 Shared decision making and surgical informed consent in general surgery: A pilot study on differences in perspectives of physicians and patients	107
Chapter 8 A decade of litigation regarding surgical informed consent in the Netherlands	123
Chapter 9 Preoperative medical record-keeping can be improved: New informed consent form assists both physicians and patients	141
Chapter 10 Personalised perioperative care by e-health after intermediategrade abdominal surgery: A multicentre, single-blind, randomised, placebo-controlled trial	157
Chapter 11 Summarizing discussion and conclusions	181
Chapter 12 Future perspectives	189
Chapter 13 Samenvatting	195
Chapter 14 Impact paragraph	203
Dankwoord	209
List of publications	217
Curriculum vitae	233

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