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Journal of Palliative Medicine, 2008
Abstract This chapter explores how the field of palliative care has grown since it was founded by Dame Cicely Saunders to today. It contains a reprint of “Dignity. Dignity? Dignity!”; this article, which was published in 2008 in The Journal of Palliative Medicine, is a response to the suggestion that there is a tension between palliative
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Abstract This chapter explores how the field of palliative care has grown since it was founded by Dame Cicely Saunders to today. It contains a reprint of “Dignity. Dignity? Dignity!”; this article, which was published in 2008 in The Journal of Palliative Medicine, is a response to the suggestion that there is a tension between palliative
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Nursing Management, 2008
As part of the RCN campaign to help staff incorporate dignity into patient care, the college has launched a Dignity Practice Support Pack and Dignity Influencing Resource, writes Ruth Williams.
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As part of the RCN campaign to help staff incorporate dignity into patient care, the college has launched a Dignity Practice Support Pack and Dignity Influencing Resource, writes Ruth Williams.
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Nursing Management, 2007
Dignity might be difficult to define, but patients know when they have not received it in their treatment. The Department of Health launched its Dignity in Care campaign last November and the Social Care Institute for Excellence (SCIE) has recently published a Dignity in Care practice guide to support the initiative.
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Dignity might be difficult to define, but patients know when they have not received it in their treatment. The Department of Health launched its Dignity in Care campaign last November and the Social Care Institute for Excellence (SCIE) has recently published a Dignity in Care practice guide to support the initiative.
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Dignity's steer, dignity's subjects, dignity's synonyms? Three questions for dignity's supporter(s)
Journal of Medical Ethics, 2015In Human Dignity in Bioethics and Law , Foster makes an engaging case for considering dignity the ultimate adjudicator over a vast array of bioethical (and bio-legal) dilemmas, since—on his account—it is the value, which underpins all others. Notwithstanding the book's merits (it is, eg, refreshing to hear a barrister regret the need for laws: p.
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The American Journal of Bioethics, 2010
This commentary draws on dignity’s usage in law, ethics, and public policy to contemplate a narrow question about what the concept of dignity means in debates about human enhancement technologies. In particular, it considers arguments made by Fabrice Jotterand and other bioethicists who aim to repudiate the transhumanist claim that individuals can ...
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This commentary draws on dignity’s usage in law, ethics, and public policy to contemplate a narrow question about what the concept of dignity means in debates about human enhancement technologies. In particular, it considers arguments made by Fabrice Jotterand and other bioethicists who aim to repudiate the transhumanist claim that individuals can ...
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Nursing Management, 2010
As part of its Dignity in Care Campaign, the Department of Health is offering funding through its Bright Ideas Grant (BIG) scheme for initiatives that enable people to retain their dignity and self-respect while using healthcare services.
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As part of its Dignity in Care Campaign, the Department of Health is offering funding through its Bright Ideas Grant (BIG) scheme for initiatives that enable people to retain their dignity and self-respect while using healthcare services.
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Human Dignity and the Dignity of Creatures
Journal of Agricultural and Environmental Ethics, 2000In their report for the Swiss government on the notion of the dignity of creatures, Philipp Balzer, Klaus-Peter Rippe, and Peter Schaber analyze the relationship between human dignity and the dignity of creatures, taking them as two categorically different concepts. Human dignity is defined as the “moral right not to be humiliated,” whereas the dignity
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Philosophy, 1976
Why, however, should it be necessarily wrong to discuss the nebulous in a businesslike manner?
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Why, however, should it be necessarily wrong to discuss the nebulous in a businesslike manner?
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