An edition of Families and end-of-life treatment decisions
(2013)
Families and end-of-life treatment decisions
an international perspective
by Brigitte Feuillet, Kristina Orfali, Thérèse Callus, and Mark Siegler
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Families and end-of-life treatment decisions: an international perspective
2013, Bruylant
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2802740660 9782802740667
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Table of Contents
Loved ones' role in end of life care : evaluating deontological and utilitarian ethical arguments -- Pierre le Coz
The individual nature of death -- David le Breton
The dying person and the triangle of loved ones : for a relational approach to the end of life -- Irène Thery
A physician's view on the complexity of end of life care and the role of family and close friends -- Jean-Marc la Piana
Family and loved ones in end of life care in French law : does end of life shape and define the "family"? -- Francis Kernaleguen
The central role in Germany of the "Angehorige" in enhancing patient autonomy at the end of life -- Françoise Furkel
The preeminence of relationships in the legal recognition of the rights of the patient's loved ones in Switzerland -- Dominique Manaï
End-of-life medical treatment : a limited role for loved ones to enhance patient autonomy -- Thérèse Callus
A role for loved ones to promote patient autonomy at the end of life -- Geneviève Schamps
The broad definition of "relatives" in end of life care in Spain -- Verónica San Julian
The central power of physicians over end of life matters in Italy -- Silvia Brandani
Patient rights at the end of life and the role of family and loved ones in Greek law -- Penelope Agallopoulou
Ethical and legal debates on a dignified end-of-life and the role of the family in Hungary -- Judit Sándor
Loved ones and end-of-life medical care : the particular approach of Tunisian law -- Amel Aouij-Mrad
Family, "loved ones" and medicalized end-of-life decision making in Senegal -- Mamadou Badji
Multiculturalism and religion in end-of-life care in Lebanon -- Dina el Maoula
Loved ones and end-of-life medical care in Turkish law -- Saibe Oktay-Ozdemir
End-of-life medical care : towards recognition of patient autonomy in Brazil -- Maria-Claudia Crespo-Brauner
"Loved ones" and end-of-life medical treatment in Chile -- Carmen Dominguez
Surrogate decision-making role in end of life care : the case of the USA -- Kristina Orfali
The family and end-of-life medical treatment in Japan -- Ryuichi Ida
Families and end-of-life treatment decisions : an international study -- Brigitte Feuillet-Liger.
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