Titlebook: Contemporary European Perspectives on the Ethics of End of Life Care; Nathan Emmerich,Pierre Mallia,Francesca Pistoia Book 2020 Springer N

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The Distinction between Ordinary and Extraordinary Treatment: Can It Be Maintained?has formed part of medical ethics, even as that discourse, and the landscape it comments on, has radically changed and developed. In this essay we briefly canvas the history of the debate on ordinary/extraordinary treatment and consider its relevance for professional medical practice in the present context.

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Contemporary European Perspectives on the Ethics of End of Life Care: An Introduction,This chapter introduces the ENDCARE project and the work that resulted in this collection. We outline the rationale of the project before providing a sketch of each of the chapters that follow.

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Utilitarianism and Care at the End of Life guide. Whilst many writing on this topic and from this point of view has tended to focus on various kinds of euthanasia this chapter concerns the connection between good and bad care and right and wrong action. Within palliative and end of life care, such thinking allows the concept of ‘quality of

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Virtue Ethicsrest in this ethical theory, assessing both its strengths and weaknesses. The approach is then applied to end of life care, in terms of accounts of the virtuous practitioner, the virtuous patient, and virtue politics. Finally, it is briefly related to three key ethical issues: decisions to discontin

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End of Life: Care Ethical Perspectivesg the work of Gilligan, Noddings, Gadow and Tronto. Care ethics is seen as an interdisciplinary field of studies, adopting a moral perspective characterized by special attention to the inherently moral nature of caring, relationships as an integral part of caring, a critical stance towards instituti

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