Truth-telling and doctor-assisted death as perceived by Israeli physicians

BMC Medical Ethics 20 (1):13 (2019)
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Abstract

Medicine has undergone substantial changes in the way medical dilemmas are being dealt with. Here we explore the attitude of Israeli physicians to two debatable dilemmas: disclosing the full truth to patients...

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