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It is potentially the most divisive issue in health care: physician-assisted suicide. When is it permissible to put an end to a life? Across the United States, doctors, patients, families, and the courts are struggling with this wrenching question. While it may not provide an answer, this remarkable book sheds new light on the problem - and offers insights to those wrestling with this dilemma. Bert Keizer is a Dutch physician with a degree in philosophy, a probing mind resistant to cant, and a manner both sardonic and compassionate. This book is a memoir of his years at a Dutch nursing home…
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2 editions- Other · English · 1997Nan A. Talese · 324 pages · 9780385484978
- Other · English · 1996Doubleday · 323 pages · 9780385407984
DeathHospice careMedicine and psychologyPsychological aspectsPsychological aspects of Hospice carePsychologyTerminally ill
