Titlebook: Ethical Challenges for Healthcare Practices at the End of Life: Interdisciplinary Perspectives; Anna-Henrikje Seidlein,Sabine Salloch Book

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Brazilian Medical Professional Ethics in Palliative and End-of-Life Care – Advances and Expectanciesical practice needs. This chapter will briefly show an overview of the Brazilian demographic and epidemiological scenario, providing the background to medical ethics updates concerning end-of-life issues. Additionally, it will consider the current Brazilian ethical perspective on the end of life and its future perspectives.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-52272-7hus, addressing the paradox of death and the variability of relationships to death, the place and meaning of uncertainty in palliative care will be discussed. Such an idea allows the reinforcement, from a philosophical point of view, of the idea of the singular approach of the patient at the end of life.

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Understanding Cybersecurity Standards,. The chapter concludes with a call for more evidence about how health-care professionals assess Palliative care needs of patients and families who are socio-economically disadvantaged in the UK and how this interacts with other factors to generate or restrict access.

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Book 2022cus on country- and culture-specific aspects broadens the view on key issues and makes the book attractive for an international readership. The variety of approaches and methods used informs and inspires the development of new research and best-practice projects..

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-99-3935-0d in the light of professional medical ethics. The CDS and ADs are used as lenses to elaborate how health-care professionals, particularly physicians, deal with (un)certainty at the end of life from both practical and ethical perspectives.

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An Ethical Discussion of (Un-)Certainty at the End of Life: Exemplification by Means of Continuous Dd in the light of professional medical ethics. The CDS and ADs are used as lenses to elaborate how health-care professionals, particularly physicians, deal with (un)certainty at the end of life from both practical and ethical perspectives.

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Zhinan Zhang,Xiang Li,Xin Wang,Hui Chengthat besides the law, other important factors – such as medical professionalism – might influence physicians’ behaviour in end-of-life decision-making at the ICU and should be given more consideration.

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