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The doctrine of patient consent to medical intervention, as a compulsory procedure, emerged in the forties of the twentieth century. However, up until the present the problem of obtaining patient consent cannot be considered conclusively resolved. One of the intervention legality criteria is the patient's complete (sufficient) awareness of the proposed medical intervention.

Awareness as a criterion of the legality of obtaining the patient's consent to medical intervention