The explanation of medical practice according to the Article 24-2 of the Medical Act does a protect the patient's right to self-determination?

The Article 24-2 of the Medical Act is different from the right to self-determination of a patient. The notice and consent according to the Article 24-2 are different from the informed consent for the right to selt-determination of patient. This article concerns procedures for invasive medical practice. This article is not about explanation and consent to respect the patient's right to self-determination. Therefore, it is necessary to impose duties centering on records of explanation and consent. The patient's right to self-determination is recognized in the doctor-patient relationship. Doctors bear the duty of explanation not for public health, but for the individual patient's right to self-determination. If so, this provision needs to be amended into a provision with procedural meaning to monitor surrogate surgery.