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autonomy
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Western cultures
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Valued and encouraged for individuals, especially in the workplace and decision-making.
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1
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2
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bodily autonomy
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Western countries
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Considered a fundamental human right, allowing individuals to make decisions about their own body without interference from others.
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1
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3
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body autonomy
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Western countries
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Individuals have the right to make decisions about their own bodies, including reproductive choices and medical treatment.
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1
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4
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patient autonomy
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Western countries
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Patients are often involved in medical decision-making
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1
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5
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patient autonomy
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Western countries
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Emphasis on patient's right to make decisions about their own medical treatment.
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1
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6
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patient autonomy
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Western countries
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Informed consent is a key principle, and patients have the right to refuse treatment.
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1
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7
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patient autonomy
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Western countries
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Shared decision-making between the patient and the healthcare provider is encouraged.
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1
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8
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patient autonomy
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Western countries
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End-of-life care often involves discussions and decisions made by the patient and their family.
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1
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