End-of-life decision-making is an area of medical practice in which ethical dilemmas and
legal interventions have become increasingly prevalent. Decisions are no longer confined to …

End-of-life care revolves around the terminally ill patient's quality of life, the dying process
and ultimately death. In the modern healthcare setting, death is no longer a definitive matter …

Despite significant advances in medicine, death remains a certainty for every living human
being. End-of-life care decision-making is not made easier in a multi-cultural and multi …

Abstract End-of-life (EOL) care is a multidisciplinary approach to provide'whole person
care'to individuals with advanced, progressive, incurable or life-limiting illnesses to prevent …

The central tenets of the legal and ethical framework that govern end-of-life care are dignity,
equality, freedom of religion and respect for self-determined choice. These are variously …

In order to understand fully the issues involved in end-of-life care decisions, it is important to
know the genuine wishes and thoughts of terminal patients themselves. This article reports …

End of Life Law in Australia provides accurate, practical and relevant information to assist
you in navigating the challenging legal issues that can arise with end of life decision …

Religion and spirituality have always played a major and intervening role in a person's life
and health matters. With the influential development of patient autonomy and the right to self …

Caring for patients at the end-of-life period could involve a number of situations and
incidents that pose moral dilemma for both the health workers and the patients' family …

CME Palliative medicine official bodies, the evidence base and the resources available.
They must be aware of the patient, their capacity, beliefs and preferences as well as their …