The philosophy of palliative care : critique and reconstruction.

The philosophy of palliative care has long remained undisputed by health care professionals and philosophers. This book reviews the ethical problems inherent within care of the terminally ill. It suggests a new philosophy statement that could improve clinical care and take the specialty forward.

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Main Author:	Randall, Fiona (Author)
Other Authors:	Downie, R. S. (Robert Silcock) (Contributor)
Format:	Government Document eBook
Language:	English
Language Notes:	English.
Published:	Oxford : Oxford University Press, 2006.
Subjects:	Palliative treatment > Philosophy. Palliative treatment > Moral and ethical aspects. Philosophy. Medical care. Social psychology. Humanities. National health services. Therapeutics. Palliative treatment. Medicine > Philosophy. Philosophy Patient Care Morals Psychology, Social Humanities Health Services Therapeutics Health Care Facilities, Manpower, and Services. Analytical, Diagnostic and Therapeutic Techniques and Equipment. Behavior and Behavior Mechanisms. Psychiatry and Psychology. Delivery of Health Care Palliative Care Philosophy, Medical Ethics Soins palliatifs > Philosophie. Soins palliatifs > Aspect moral. Philosophie. Soins médicaux. Psychologie sociale. Sciences humaines. Services de santé. Thérapeutique. Prestation de soins. Soins palliatifs. Médecine > Philosophie. philosophy. social psychology. humanities. treating (health care function) Social psychology Palliative treatment National health services Medicine > Philosophy Medical care Palliative treatment > Moral and ethical aspects Electronic books.
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