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Recommendations on informed consent for European emergency departments.

• Informed consent means that a patient with decision-making capacity freely agrees to a treatment plan or procedure after an explanation of the diagnosis, the relevant options for treatment (including no treatment) and any related risks and benefits important to him/her. • In the Emergency Department, if it is not possible to find out a patient’s wishes, treatment can be provided without his/her consent, as long as the treatment is immediately necessary to save the patient’s life or to prevent a serious deterioration of his/her condition and it is in his/her best interests. • In such situations, the physician should inform the patient or his/her legally designated representative at the earliest opportunity and obtain consent for any ongoing treatment.