Alois Lageder, the museum's president, said the decision to continue to display the statue was made to "safeguard the autonomy of art institutions".
Rather, they should aim to preserve this paradox by recommending that citizens safeguard the autonomy of both the representative and of those being represented.
As a result, it is suggested that, when developing MEMRs, it is necessary to safeguard the autonomy of medical practitioners.
Obtaining informed consent is crucial to safeguard the autonomy of the participants and is obtained in written form in all studies conducted.
And even if certain patients or families have personal or religious objections to participation, this model is in no way coercive, and indeed could reward research ethics and professional oversight boards (IRBs) for developing additional protocols to safeguard patient autonomy.
As discussed by van der Baan et al. [ 26], appropriate consent forms should be based on opt-in systems so as to safeguard individual autonomy and maintain the integrity of research projects.
Therefore, it is widely recommended that persons draw up advance directives (ADs) in which they discuss their treatment preferences or assign well-informed proxies in order to safeguard patient autonomy in critical situations when they are temporarily or no longer able to communicate these preferences.
January 25 , 1477Nantes, France January 9, 1514 Blois, France Anne Of Brittany, French Anne De Bretagne (born Jan . 25 , 1477Nantes, Fr. died Jan . 9 1514, Blois) duchess of Brittany and twice queen consort of France, who devoted her life to safeguarding the autonomy of Brittany within the kingdom of France.
Data-driven nudges, and especially interactive nudges that correspond to changes in individuals' mental state, must be curbed to reflect the original quality of the nudge — guiding behavior while safeguarding individual autonomy.
