If the only problem with forced care were violation of autonomy, then forcing care on a non-autonomous patient would be permissible, but current informed consent practices forbid it regardless.
informed consent(Medical ethics and research ethics; the passage argues the requirements within informed consent are not uniform in their necessity.)
A bundle of distinct requirements governing patient agreement to medical or research interventions, with varying levels of stringency across different contexts.
permissible(deontic logic / possible worlds semantics)
A proposition p is permissible if and only if p holds in some i-acceptable world
A third challenge is that not all acts that are generally assumed to violate informed consent seem contrary to autonomous decision-making. Suppose that a sufficiently capacitated adult patient refuses a safe, beneficial, and time-sensitive surgery to prevent a moderate disability, due to a simple misunderstanding of medical facts. There is no time to convince him of his mistake. Being uninformed, his decision cannot count as autonomous. But present medical practices surrounding informed consent