Consent: Legal and Ethical Aspects and the Role of the Organization

End-Of Life Decisions
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Consent is a cornerstone of law and ethics wherever it is necessary to get a patient's permission before administering treatment (Rodrigues et al., 2017). Consent depends on safeguarding a person's autonomy, dignity, and rights and interests. Consent is influenced by a number of factors, including the law and morality:
Competence: The individual providing permission must be of sound mind and able to fully comprehend the operation or intervention to which they are agreeing. In addition, they should be able to articulate why they've made this choice and do it willingly (Rodrigues et al., 2017). Situation and decision complexity might affect the level of competence required. A replacement decision maker (such as a legal guardian, family member, or court-appointed representative) may provide permission on behalf of an incompetent person, provided that the substitute decision maker acts in the incompetent person's best interests.
Voluntariness: The person giving consent must do so freely, without coercion, manipulation, undue influence or