… One could argue that this autonomy based approach is unrealistic, because it ignores the
fact that people are not always free to decide according to their real interests. For instance, …

… approach is broader and encompasses some of the harder cases which an autonomy based
approach … Thus, most of the substance of Andorno’s approach is subsumed within my model…

… ’s and not the parents’ health. Our inclination was that there cannot be a right not to know that
… reason to question whether autonomous decisions were made regarding participation.The …

… overruling the duty of confidentiality, approaches the unsuspecting family member with the
… alleged right to know does not comprise a right not to know. But by the very approach the ‘…

… Finally, such an autonomy-based approach fails to distinguish between … choices not to know
(as already discussed above) and no choices at all. That is, while prior-expressed autonomy …

… the right to say no to disclosure. Following Andorno 3 we maintain that the right not to know
… Also, it is not an absolute right; it may be restricted when disclosure relates to serious harm …

… whether we should recognize the value of a 'right not to know', here … right not to know is
examined not as a right of the patient, not to know medical information of herself, but as the right …

… law seeks to recognize the various … approach, founded on a relational interpretation of
autonomy and communitarian notions of solidarity and moral responsibility. This approach …

… in with genetic research is the right not to know. In the clinical … autonomy, and in reaction
to the expansion of predictive genetic testing in the 1990s, we will see that the right not to know …

… Technology-based approaches emphasize learning opportunities made available by … -based
approaches often fail to achieve. The most popular form of technology-based approaches is …