Patients with terminal illness are being heavily sedated by doctors before their deaths in a form of “slow euthanasia”, research suggests. A poll of nearly 3,000 doctors found that almost one in five had administered infusions of drugs to keep patients unconscious for hours or days at a time. Guidelines for care at the end of life emphasise that doctors should always act in a patient’s best interests and act within the law, which prohibits euthanasia or actively helping someone to die.
- About
- Projects
- Library
- Bibliography of Bioethics
- Bioethics News
- For Students
- Contacts
- NBNPM
- Advanced Certificate Program
Papildomos nuorodos
