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1. Interpreter Declaration: Required when consent discussions are conducted through an interpreter, including interpreter details and confirmation of accurate translation

2. Guardian/Proxy Consent: Required when patient lacks capacity or is under age of majority, including guardian's details and authority

3. Photography/Recording Consent: Required when procedure may involve medical photography or recording for documentation or teaching purposes

4. Blood Product Refusal: Required for patients refusing blood products, typically for religious or personal reasons

5. Clinical Trial/Research: Required when procedure is part of a clinical trial or research study, including additional specific consents

6. Financial Consent: Required for private hospitals or when treatment involves significant out-of-pocket expenses

1. Procedure-Specific Information Sheet: Detailed medical information about the specific procedure including preparation instructions and aftercare

2. Anatomical Diagrams: Visual representations of the procedure area and planned intervention

3. Risk Statistics: Statistical data about procedure success rates and risk frequencies

4. Hospital-Specific Policies: Relevant hospital policies affecting patient care and rights

5. Emergency Contacts Form: List of patient's emergency contacts and preferred contact method