Sheila McLean
Ashgate
Hardback
196
1996
Issues surrounding the end of life and in particular questions of patient choice have seldom been so high on the legal ethical and political agenda. This book examines these issues from a comparative perspective drawing conclusions about the role of the doctor the individual and the law-makers in this moral minefield.
Ashgate
Hardback
196
1996
Issues surrounding the end of life and in particular questions of patient choice have seldom been so high on the legal ethical and political agenda. This book examines these issues from a comparative perspective drawing conclusions about the role of the doctor the individual and the law-makers in this moral minefield.