The prescription of birth control and the interference with reproductive hormones is an example of an egregious lapse
in true informed consent.
Talk to your midwife or doctor about the risks ahead of time and make sure you are
given true informed consent before an intervention is used.
Requiring true informed consent serves the objectives of privacy law, including giving user's confidence in sharing the information required to engage in online transactions, enhancing user's informational self - determination, and giving effect to the preferences of users as consumers and as citizens.
But Lamaze also educates women so that when interventions are needed, or pain relief medication is desired, women are able to
give true informed consent.
She needs to have
true informed consent, something that midwives say that they support but almost never actually do.
In fact, it would have been in the service of
true informed consent to have investigated long - term risks before the deluge of these meds seized our population over the past thirty years.
This also allows the lawyer to lay the informational groundwork for making sure that the client's choice of ADR approach is done with
the true informed consent of the client.