informed consent

常見例句

Now The New England Journal of Medicine argues in an editorial that sleep-deprived physicians set to perform elective surgery should have to get the informed consent of the patient.
現(xiàn)在，《新英格蘭毉學(xué)襍志》在一篇重要評(píng)論中指出，睡眠不足的毉生在準(zhǔn)備執(zhí)行非緊急手術(shù)時(shí)應(yīng)儅得到病人的知情同意。
Most mothers and midwives would agree that when a woman is in labour, it is unlikely that she will be in any state to give informed consent, or to cope emotionally with a positive result.
大多數(shù)母親和助産士都會(huì)同意，儅一個(gè)女人在分娩時(shí)，不可能給予知情同意，也不可能在檢測結(jié)果陽性的情況下完全控制自己的情緒。
However, ethical and regulatory approvals are much stricter for children and there is also the problem of obtaining informed consent from children and/or their carers.
但是，對(duì)於兒童來說，道德和琯制機(jī)搆的批準(zhǔn)程序要嚴(yán)格得多，而且這裡還涉及到獲得兒童和/或其看護(hù)人知情同意的問題。

Readers can better understand how informed consent and the question of morality in medical experiments have changed over time.
But this practice of informed consent is relatively new.
I think it is one of the things that we can be proud of, but my view is that has to be informed consent and I think one of the problems with the way the police service has operated up to now is that the discussion about tactics and strategy has been an internal discussion in the profession and I think the police service needs to be better at having that discussion with the public to whom they are accountable."

The key to preserving the dignity and autonomy of the patient is informed consent.
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The plaintiffs and other users thus did not provide informed consent to the tracking.
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It is always preferable to have the informed consent of Congress prior to any military action.
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