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Physician-Assisted Suicide, Euthanasia, and Christian Bioethics: Moral Controversy in Germany

, 2003
Discussions in Germany regarding appropriate end-of-life decision-making have been heavily influenced by the liberalization of access to physician-assisted suicide and voluntary active euthanasia in the Netherlands and Belgium. These discussions disclose
May, Arnd T.
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[Attitude towards active voluntary euthanasia].

Tidsskrift for den Norske laegeforening : tidsskrift for praktisk medicin, ny raekke, 1991
1,208 adult Norwegians constituting a representative sample of the population (above 20 years of age), were interviewed about doctors' right to practice euthanasia upon request for a dying and suffering patient. 56% were in favour (with varying degrees of agreement), 19% against, and 25% undecided.
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Aid-in-Dying: Should We Decriminalize Physician-Assisted Suicide and Physician-Committed Euthanasia?

, 1992
Recent news stories, medical journal articles, and two state voter referenda have publicized physicians' providing their patients with aid-in-dying.
CeloCruz, Maria T.
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Voluntary active euthanasia: Justifications and regulations

, 2020
Voluntary active euthanasia is the most controversial category ofeuthanasia, which itself causes a great amount of discussions. This thesis defendsthe position that voluntary active euthanasia should be considered morally andlegally permissible under certain circumstances in which it becomes the ?mostappropriate medical treatment?.
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Exploring the Beliefs Underlying Attitudes to Active Voluntary Euthanasia in a Sample of Australian Medical Practitioners and Nurses: A Qualitative Analysis

, 2008
A qualitative study explored beliefs about active voluntary euthanasia (AVE) in a sample (N = 18) of medical practitioners and nurses from Australia, where AVE is not currently legal.
K. Hyde, Melissa, Hyde, Melissa K, White, Katherine M, Young, Ross Mcd, Hyde, Melissa. K., Wise, Susi E., Hyde, Melissa K., M. White, Katerine, McD. Young, Ross, Young, Ross McD., Wise, Susan E., E. Wise, Susi, White, Katherine M., Wise, Susi E   +13 more
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Moving from voluntary euthanasia to non-voluntary euthanasia: equality and compassion

, 2004
The recent Dutch law legalising active voluntary euthanasia will reignite the euthanasia debate. An illuminating method for evaluating the moral status of a practice is to follow the implications of the practice to its logical conclusion.
Mirko Bagaric (13059921), K Amarasekara (13280544)   +1 more
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U.K. physicians' attitudes toward active voluntary euthanasia and physician-assisted suicide

, 2002
A comparison of the views of geriatric medicine physicians and intensive care physicians in the United Kingdom on the topics of active voluntary euthanasia and physician-assisted suicide revealed rather different attitudes.
Dickinson, G., Ahmedzai, S., Lancaster, C., Clark, D., Noble, W.   +4 more
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Euthanasia, Virtue Ethics and the Law

, 2002
Following the recent revival of virtue ethics, a number of ethicists have discussed the moral problems surrounding euthanasia by drawing on concepts such as compassion, benevolence, death with dignity, mercy, and by inquiring whether euthanasia is ...
van Zyl, Liezl
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Poster Sessions

HemaSphere, Volume 10, Issue S1, June 2026.
wiley   +1 more source

Definitional confusion in nurses' and physicians' attitudes toward euthanasia in India: A systematic review and meta-analysis. [PDF]

Palliat Support Care
Kashyap K, Gielen J.
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