TY  - BOOK
AU  - Youngner, Stuart J
TI  - The Oxford Handbook of Ethics at the End of Life
SN  - 9780199974412
U1  - N42.7 
PY  - 2016///
CY  - Oxford
PB  - Oxford University Press
KW  - Death
N1  - includes index and biblioraphy; 1. Clinical and Legal Issues   Legal issues in Death and dying : how Rights and autonomy have shaped clinical Practice ............7  So what do you want us to do?: Patient`s Rights, unintended consequences, and the surrogate`s Role ......27  Death at the beginning : The neonatal Intensive care unit ............42  Dying children and the kindness of Strangers ......55  Medical Futility and potentially inappropriate treatment .....65  Conscientious objection .....87  Continuous sedation at the end of life .........109  The ethics of Medically assisted nutrition and hydration at the end of life : Separating the wheat from the chaff...126  Disorders of consciousness and neuro-palliative care: Toward an expanded scope of practice for the field ...154  Ethical issues in Prognosis and prognostication .......170  2. Theoretical, cultural, and psychosocial issues   The smell of chlorine: Coming to terms with death ....193  Talking and working with dying patients : True grief and loss ..........202  The nature of suffering ...216  On our difficulties speaking to and elderly in the united states : Ethical Issues ...............242  The nature of Suffering ..........216  On our difficulties speaking to and about the dying ........227  The cost of dying among the elderly in the united states : Ethical issues ..............242  Death, dying and the disabled................260  The effect of social media on End-of-Life decision making .....279  Cultural Factors ........291  Ethnicity as a factor .......308  Reframing care in End-of-life care: Helpful themes from a catholic - christian understanding of death ........330  3. Physician - assisted death   Physician-assisted death in the netherlands..........343  The case against physician- assisted suicide and euthanasia ..........366  Goodbye, thomas: The case for physician-assisted dying ............383  Depression and the desire to die near the end of life .........389  4. The emergence of Palliative care and hospice   Hospice and palliative care: Developments, differences, and challenges ..........409  Potential perils to the promise of specialty palliative care ........425  Marketing palliative care .............439
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