华东师范大学学报(哲学社会科学版) ›› 2026, Vol. 58 ›› Issue (4): 20-28.doi: 10.16382/j.cnki.1000-5579.2026.04.003

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从“自主”走向“共济”——医学研究伦理的原则拓展与范式转型

王艺洁, 王国豫   

  • 接受日期:2026-06-30 出版日期:2026-07-15 发布日期:2026-08-03
  • 作者简介:王艺洁,复旦大学科技伦理与人类未来研究院博士后(上海,200433)
    王国豫,复旦大学哲学学院教授
  • 基金资助:
    国家社科基金重大项目“实践哲学视角下的当代生命伦理话语研究”(项目编号:25&ZD021)。

From Autonomy to Solidarity:The Expansion of Principles and Paradigm Shift in Medical Research Ethics

Yijie Wang, Guoyu Wang   

  • Accepted:2026-06-30 Online:2026-07-15 Published:2026-08-03

摘要:

随着基因组学、精准医学与医疗人工智能等数智化技术的快速发展,医学研究日益呈现出个体数据的涉他性、研究目的的未知性与研究参与的主动性等新特征,对传统以尊重自主原则为基石、以知情同意制度为核心的受试者保护范式形成了深刻冲击。引入共济原则可为化解这一困境提供新的视角。共济原则强调人类健康的依存性、社会责任的基础性与自主能力的关系性,拓展了医学研究在公共健康维度的伦理考量范围。在共济原则的推动下,医学研究的主体从受试者转变为参与者,医学研究的关系从二元关系拓展为多元网络,知情同意的重心亦从充分知情转变为责任共担,这三重转变共同推动医学研究伦理从“受试者保护”向“参与者共济”的范式转型。

关键词: 共济, 自主, 知情同意, 研究伦理, 医学伦理

Abstract:

With the rapid development of digital and intelligent technologies such as genomics, precision medicine, and medical artificial intelligence, medical research increasingly exhibits new features: the other-regarding nature of individual data, the indeterminacy of research purposes, the proactive character of research participation, and etc. They pose a profound challenge to the traditional paradigm of subject protection, which is grounded in the principle of respect for autonomy and centered on the institution of informed consent. Introducing the principle of solidarity offers a fresh perspective for resolving this predicament. This principle emphasizes the interdependence of human health, the foundational role of social responsibility, and the relational nature of autonomy, thereby expanding the ethical considerations of medical research in the dimension of public health. Driven by the principle of solidarity, the subject of medical research shifts from subject to participant, the relationships in medical research expand from a dyadic structure to a multi-stakeholder network, and the focus of informed consent moves from fully informed disclosure to shared responsibility. These three transformations together propel a paradigm shift in medical research ethics from subject protection to participant solidarity.

Key words: solidarity, autonomy, informed consent, research ethics, medical ethics