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In law, the term ‘consent’ includes the requirement that a person had knowledge of key issues before making a decision, so consent cannot be given unless it is ‘informed’.

The term ‘informed consent’ is used in the 2020 National HIV Testing Policy to emphasise a health practitioner’s role in providing material information, which may or may not facilitate a patient giving consent.

Updated on 29 October 2024

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