The Following Questions For Readings: "The Concept of Informed Consent," Ruth R. Faden and Tom L. Beauchamp
-Faden and Beauchamp believe that the tendency to equate informed consent with shared decision-making is

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Faden and Beauchamp argue that equating informed consent with shared decision-making is confused because informed consent primarily involves ensuring that an individual is adequately informed and voluntarily consents, which is distinct from the collaborative process implied by shared decision-making.

The Following Questions for Readings: "The Concept of Informed Consent