End-of-life legislation, because of its bioethical, medico-legal, and judicial implications, is heatedly disputed in Europe and throughout the world, engendering a variety of legal end-of-life care options in different countries. Following years of debate and media coverage of cases of patient requests for withdrawal of treatment or physician- assisted suicide that divided public and judicial opinion on end-of-life care in Italy, a bill regulating judicial and medico-legal conditions has recently come up before Parliament.
Euthanasia and physician-assisted suicide: what about in Europe?
S. Scurria;P. Gualniera;D. Sapienza;C. Mondello;A. Asmundo
2018-01-01
Abstract
End-of-life legislation, because of its bioethical, medico-legal, and judicial implications, is heatedly disputed in Europe and throughout the world, engendering a variety of legal end-of-life care options in different countries. Following years of debate and media coverage of cases of patient requests for withdrawal of treatment or physician- assisted suicide that divided public and judicial opinion on end-of-life care in Italy, a bill regulating judicial and medico-legal conditions has recently come up before Parliament.File in questo prodotto:
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