Palliative Care: Bioethics and Legal Aspects at the End of Life - Bioethical Reference Treatise

Palliative Care: Bioethics and Legal Aspects at the End of Life - Bioethical-Clinical Reference Treatise

How it begins

Epistemology of the end of life, personalist and principlist bioethical foundation, adequacy of therapeutic effort, advanced palliative sedation protocols, doctrinal and international analysis of advance directives, and resolution of complex legal dilemmas.

What it covers

1. · Genesis and Historical Evolution of the Hospice Movement
2. · The Principle of Autonomy against Vulnerability
3. · The Quadrant Analysis Model of Jonsen, Siegler and Winslade
4. · Ethical-Practical Foundations: Withdrawal or Not Establishment?
5. · The Key Concept of Refractory Symptoms
6. · International Human Rights Perspective
7. · Legal Nature and Validity of Advance Directives
8. · Pediatric Palliative Care and Neonatology
9. · The Multidimensional Structure of Total Pain
10. · Analysis of Complex Clinical Cases
11. · Integrating Matrix of Ethical-Legal Scenarios