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    Psychosocial determinants of nurses’ intention to practise euthanasia in palliative care.Mireille Lavoie, Gaston Godin, Lydi-Anne Vézina-Im, Danielle Blondeau, Isabelle Martineau & Louis Roy - 2016 - Nursing Ethics 23 (1):48-60.
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    The nature of care in light of Emmanuel Levinas.Mireille Lavoie, Thomas De Koninck & Danielle Blondeau - 2006 - Nursing Philosophy 7 (4):225-234.
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    Nursing art as a practical art: the necessary relationship between nursing art and nursing ethics.Danielle Blondeau - 2002 - Nursing Philosophy 3 (3):252-259.
    In the last decade, nurse scholars have focused extensively on the nature of nursing and its relationship to art and science. This emphasis has also been accompanied by an increasing literature on nursing ethics. In spite of this growing interest, the relationship of nursing art and nursing ethics has been left unclear. This paper proposes that nursing must be considered as a practical art because this conception explicates the relationship of nursing art and nursing ethics. It is based on the (...)
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    Psychosocial determinants of physicians’ intention to practice euthanasia in palliative care.Mireille Lavoie, Gaston Godin, Lydi-Anne Vézina-Im, Danielle Blondeau, Isabelle Martineau & Louis Roy - 2015 - BMC Medical Ethics 16 (1):6.
    Euthanasia remains controversial in Canada and an issue of debate among physicians. Most studies have explored the opinion of health professionals regarding its legalization, but have not investigated their intentions when faced with performing euthanasia. These studies are also considered atheoretical. The purposes of the present study were to fill this gap in the literature by identifying the psychosocial determinants of physicians’ intention to practice euthanasia in palliative care and verifying whether respecting the patient’s autonomy is important for physicians.
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    D à la rédaction.Misericôrdia Angles, Jean-Louis Baudoin, Danielle Blondeau, Paul Beauchamp, Richard Bodeus, Stéphane Bingham, Pierre Cariou, Odile Celier, Jean-Marc Charron & Lucien Ceyssens - 1993 - Laval Théologique et Philosophique 49 (2):381-384.
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    Frontière entre la mort et le mourir.Mireille Lavoie, Thomas Koninck & Danielle Blondeau - 2009 - Laval Théologique et Philosophique 65 (1):67-81.
    Les notions de «mort» et de «mourir», parfois utilisées sans distinctions dans la littérature, font référence à deux dimensions fort différentes pour la personne en fin de vie, de même que pour toutes les personnes appelées à en prendre soin . Alors que la personne malade voit venir la mort, elle doit vivre son mourir. La mort succède ainsi au mourir, dans le temps. Par ailleurs, une réflexion d’ordre philosophique permet de préciser que la mort s’avère une ordonnance de la (...)
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    De la crise des différences à la bioéthique - I.Lucien Morin & Danielle Blondeau - 1984 - Laval Théologique et Philosophique 40 (2):227-240.