Mortal Responsibilities: Bioethics and Medical-Assisted Dying.
Abstract
A culture of dying characterized by end-of-life care provided by strangers in institutional settings and diminished personal control of the dying process has been a catalyst for the increasing prevalence of legalized physician-assisted dying in the United States and medically-assisted dying in Canada. The moral logic of the right to die that supports patient refusals of life-extending medical treatments has been expanded by some scholarly...
Paper Details
Title
Mortal Responsibilities: Bioethics and Medical-Assisted Dying.
Published Date
Dec 1, 2019
Journal
Volume
92
Issue
4
Pages
733 - 739
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