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When death is sought / The New York state task force on life and the law (May 1994; New York) (1994)

Public ISBD Titre : When death is sought : Assisted suicide and euthanasia in the medical context Type de document : texte imprimé Congrès : The New York state task force on life and the law (May 1994; New York), Auteur Editeur : New York : New York State Task Force life and the Law Année de publication : 1994 Importance : 1 vol. (XVII-217 p.) Format : 22 cm ISBN/ISSN/EAN : 978-1-881268-01-7 Note générale : Références bibliogr. en bas de pages Langues : Anglais (eng) Mots-clés : Assisted suicide -- New York (State) Euthanasia -- New York (State) Right to die -- New York (State) Aide au suicide -- New York (N.Y.) Euthanasie -- New York (N.Y.) Droit à la mort Éthique médicale Note de contenu : he epidemiology of suicide. - Suicide in the general population. - Risk factors for suicide. - Suicide and special patient populations. - Patients with cancer. - Patients with AIDS. - The elderly. - Clinical responses to pain and suffering. - Assessing pain and other symptoms. - Managing pain. - Treating other symptoms of illness. - Current clinical practice. - Decisions at life's end: existing law. - The right to decide about treatment. - Suicide and the law. - Assisted suicide. - Euthanasia. - Professional misconduct proceedings. - The Constitutional issues. - The ethical debate. - An historical perspective. - Distinguishing assisted suicide and euthanasia. - The appeal to autonomy. - Benefiting the patient. - Societal consequences. - The role and responsibilities of physicians. - Killing and allowing to die. - Crafting public policy on assisted suicide and euthanasia. - The question of legal change. - Response to proposed guidelines to legalize assisted suicide. - Distinguishing decisions to forgo life-sustaining treatment. - Developing professional medical standards. - Caring for severely ill patients. - Decisions about life-sustaining treatment. - Improving palliative care. - Diagnosing and treating depression. - Responding when a patient requests assisted suicide or euthanasia When death is sought : Assisted suicide and euthanasia in the medical context [texte imprimé] / The New York state task force on life and the law (May 1994; New York), Auteur . - New York : New York State Task Force life and the Law, 1994 . - 1 vol. (XVII-217 p.) ; 22 cm. ISBN : 978-1-881268-01-7 Références bibliogr. en bas de pages Langues : Anglais (eng) Mots-clés : Assisted suicide -- New York (State) Euthanasia -- New York (State) Right to die -- New York (State) Aide au suicide -- New York (N.Y.) Euthanasie -- New York (N.Y.) Droit à la mort Éthique médicale Note de contenu : he epidemiology of suicide. - Suicide in the general population. - Risk factors for suicide. - Suicide and special patient populations. - Patients with cancer. - Patients with AIDS. - The elderly. - Clinical responses to pain and suffering. - Assessing pain and other symptoms. - Managing pain. - Treating other symptoms of illness. - Current clinical practice. - Decisions at life's end: existing law. - The right to decide about treatment. - Suicide and the law. - Assisted suicide. - Euthanasia. - Professional misconduct proceedings. - The Constitutional issues. - The ethical debate. - An historical perspective. - Distinguishing assisted suicide and euthanasia. - The appeal to autonomy. - Benefiting the patient. - Societal consequences. - The role and responsibilities of physicians. - Killing and allowing to die. - Crafting public policy on assisted suicide and euthanasia. - The question of legal change. - Response to proposed guidelines to legalize assisted suicide. - Distinguishing decisions to forgo life-sustaining treatment. - Developing professional medical standards. - Caring for severely ill patients. - Decisions about life-sustaining treatment. - Improving palliative care. - Diagnosing and treating depression. - Responding when a patient requests assisted suicide or euthanasia

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