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The DECISION study: protocol for the development and internal validation of a multimodal decision-making capacity framework
Background and Objectives: Decision-making capacity (DMC) is a prerequisite for valid informed consent, as well as being a key methodological requirement in clinical and epidemiological research. For individuals with neurocognitive disorders, DMC assessment is frequently based on subjective clinic
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