英文摘要 |
The decision-making power is exclusive to the patient himself. If the patient is in fact unable to exercise his or her autonomy due to coma, etc., who should “agently agree”? In this case, it is considered that doctors can deviate from the family members’ opinions in consideration of the “rational patient” and “the patient’s best interests” for proper medical treatment. Instead, the doctor should decide on the medical behavior and restore medical patriarchy. Divorced from past practical insights, does such a breakthrough ingenuity cause medical staff to be confused? Conflicts in judicial practice! |