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Ethics
(1995-06-07)
The Illusion of Patient Choice in End-of-Life Decisions
(1992-04-15)
Over the past two decades a societal consensus has developed around
the principle that decisions about life-sustaining treatment should be guided
by patient self-determination. According to the President's Commission, ...
Impact of the Cruzan Case on Medical Practice
(1991)
...In this paper we will limit our focus to how the decision in
Cruzan is likely to affect the doctor-patient relationship, especially in the
critical activities surrounding decision-making about the use of life
sustaining ...
Life and Death Choices After
(1991)
Medical practitioners often feel obligated to use all available
procedures to sustain patients' lives. A review of case law indicates,
however, that practitioners who abate treatment that is contrary to people's
known ...
The Ethics Of
(1990-10)
Duty of Care to Unborn Child
(1990-12)