This decision prioritizes the immediate preservation of life, which is the fundamental principle of medical ethics. Aisha Al-Farsi faces certain death if surgery is delayed, while the security protocols exist to prevent unauthorized access - a concern that is superseded by the immediate life-threatening emergency. Dr. Elena Petrova is present as medical oversight, and while explicit consent cannot be obtained, implied consent exists in emergency situations where a patient cannot consent and death is imminent. Negotiating with protesters would consume precious time that the patient doesn't have. The primary duty here is to the patient's survival, and security protocols should serve patient welfare, not obstruct it in critical emergencies.