Italian Law No. 219/ 2017 regarding informed consent and advance directives, contributed to identifying the boundaries between competence, professional autonomy and responsibility of the physician and the decisional autonomy of the patient. When a woman requests to have a cesarean delivery without medical indication, the decision-making process requires: the clinical assessment of the physician – who is responsible for identifying and proposing health treatments, and for adequately informing the patient – and the identification of the reasons that are contributing to the patient’s request, in order to reconcile both perspectives in favor of protecting the best interest – not merely clinical – of the patient.
Parto cesareo su richiesta materna: i confini tra autodeterminazione e rischio
P. Delbon
2021-01-01
Abstract
Italian Law No. 219/ 2017 regarding informed consent and advance directives, contributed to identifying the boundaries between competence, professional autonomy and responsibility of the physician and the decisional autonomy of the patient. When a woman requests to have a cesarean delivery without medical indication, the decision-making process requires: the clinical assessment of the physician – who is responsible for identifying and proposing health treatments, and for adequately informing the patient – and the identification of the reasons that are contributing to the patient’s request, in order to reconcile both perspectives in favor of protecting the best interest – not merely clinical – of the patient.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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