PubMed · 2655496
Informed consent: a review.
Abstract
Of paramount importance is the respect for autonomy and right to self-determination inherent in an ethically sound decision-making process. The President's Commission clearly summarized the prevailing view of informed consent when it stated: "ethically valid consent is a process of shared decision making based on mutual respect and participation, not a ritual to be equated with reciting the content of a form that details the risks of a particular treatment or intervention".
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W M Gild. 1989. Informed consent: a review.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/2655496/
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