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The Scope of Patient Autonomy
In Kant and Applied Ethics. Oxford, UK: Wiley‐Blackwell. pp. 90–114 (2011)
Abstract
This chapter contains sections titled: Physician‐Assisted Suicide Refusing Life‐Saving Medical Treatment Organ Donation: Opt‐in or Opt‐out? Autonomy and the Body.
scope of patient autonomy Kant, defending the value of personal freedom contemporary bioethics, patient autonomy in a clinical setting Kantian ethics, ruling out physician‐assisted suicide ethics of physician‐assisted suicide (PAS) Kantian reasoning, physicians' respect for patient's autonomy Kant, believing that a suicidal person, considers options Kant, and why the treatment is refused, mattering most organ donation, opt‐in or opt‐out dignity of humanity personal autonomy and the right over one's own body
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