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An open future? The principle of autonomy within medical codes of conduct versus the heteronomy effects of predictive medicine
Central European Journal of Medicine, 05/16/08
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Devisch I - Traditionally, the average code of conduct within Western health care starts from the autonomy of the patient. In addition, medicine today is 'evidence based' and the patient is an 'informed consent'. Yet, the individual autonomy of the patient in health care is not simply enhancing today.
 

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