Terminal illness: opposing viewpoints
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Nakaya, A. C. (2005). Terminal illness: opposing viewpoints. Detroit, Greenhaven Press.
Chicago / Turabian - Author Date Citation (style guide)Nakaya, Andrea C., 1976-. 2005. Terminal Illness: Opposing Viewpoints. Detroit, Greenhaven Press.
Chicago / Turabian - Humanities Citation (style guide)Nakaya, Andrea C., 1976-, Terminal Illness: Opposing Viewpoints. Detroit, Greenhaven Press, 2005.
MLA Citation (style guide)Nakaya, Andrea C. Terminal Illness: Opposing Viewpoints. Detroit, Greenhaven Press, 2005.
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505 | 0 | |a ch. 1. Do the terminally ill receive quality end-of-life care? -- 1. Americans are increasingly well informed about how to obtain quality end-of-life care / Lisa Miller -- 2. Americans are ill informed about how to obtain quality end-of-life care / Last Acts -- 3. Advance directives are improving end-of-life care / Tufts University Health & Nutrition Letter -- 4. Advance directives do not always improve end-of-life care / Valerie Reitman -- 5. Hospice care is benefiting the terminally ill / pt. I. Jack D. Gordon ; pt. II. Stephen Kiernan -- 6. Many minorities are not benefiting from hospice care / Gwen London -- 7. Care for the dying is inadequate in Western society / Julia Neuberger -- 8. End-of-life care in developing nations has not been adequately addressed / Peter A. Singer, Kerry W. Bowman -- ch. 2. How should the physical pain of terminal illness be relieved? -- 1. Effective pain relief is hampered by inadequate knowledge / Julia Riley -- 2. Effective pain relief is hampered by drug control laws / Carol Sieger -- 3. Patients should be allowed to choose terminal sedation / Timothy E. Quill, Ira R. Byock -- 4. Terminal sedation should not be used in palliative care / Mark B. Blocher -- 5. Marijuana should be legalized for seriously ill people / Byron Demmer -- 6. Marijuana should not be legalized for seriously ill people / pt. I. Mark Souder ; pt. II. Janet M. LaRue -- ch. 3. How can the spiritual and emotional pain of terminal illness be eased? -- 1. Doctors should speak openly with patients and their families about death / Kerri Wachter -- 2. Embracing feelings about death before becoming ill is beneficial / Fred Branfman -- 3. Doctors should address the spirituality of the terminally ill / Myles N. Sheehan -- 4. Doctors should show more compassion toward the terminally ill / Rachel K. Sobel -- 5. Doctors should help terminally ill patients die with a clear mind / Josh Fischman -- ch. 4. Should euthanasia be allowed for terminally ill patients? -- 1. The terminally ill should be allowed to choose euthanasia / Andrea E. Richardson -- 2. The terminally ill should not be allowed to choose euthanasia / Margaret Somerville -- 3. Legalizing euthanasia empowers patients and improves quality of care / Richard T. Hull -- 4. Legalizing euthanasia eliminates patient autonomy and reduces quality of care / Herbert Hendin -- 5. Physician-assisted suicide should be legalized / Faye Girsh -- 6. Physician-assisted suicide should not be legalized / Lawrence Rudden, Gerard V. Bradley -- 7. Euthanasia should be legalized and regulated by the government / Economist -- 8. Euthanasia should not be legalized and regulated by the government / Matthew Parris. | |
650 | 0 | |a Terminal care. |0 https://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh85134007 | |
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