Reliability of clinical judgment for evaluation of informed consent in mental health settings and the validation of the Evaluation of Informed Consent to Treatment (EICT) scale
Nicola Di Fazio(Sapienza University of Rome), Claudia Dacquino(Sapienza University of Rome), Fabrizio Piras(Fondazione Santa Lucia), F M Damato(Sapienza University of Rome), Paola Frati, Gabriele Sani, Vittorio Fineschi(Sapienza University of Rome), Giuseppe Delogu(Sapienza University of Rome), Donato Morena(Sapienza University of Rome), Federica Piras(Fondazione Santa Lucia), Nerisa Banaj(Fondazione Santa Lucia), Stefano Ferracuti(Sapienza University of Rome)
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