Ethical Perspectives on Palliative Care

Chisholm Health Ethics Bulletin 12 (4):10 (2007)
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Jones, Kate An underlying tenet guiding this article is that every person is unique. Whilst a philosophical uncertainty exists in knowing how to discuss important issues for people facing death, we can be guided by our faith, ethical reflection, and the published and public material of dying people, and their carers

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