This thesis addresses an issue of medical ethics which has previously been investigated, that of communication concerning continuous sedation until death as practised in palliative care units in France and Poland. Using an interdisciplinary approach, free of any personal preconceptions by the author, it aims to provide an objective insight into the issue. A literature review is performed initially which highlights the main flaws in the existing publications of which there are two in particular: terminological and conceptual confusion around the idea of sedation in palliative medicine and its conceptual representation. In order to properly frame the object of research, two key concepts: continuous sedation until death and representation are ...
International audiencePalliative care is often thought by patients and their families to mean immine...
International audiencePalliative care is often thought by patients and their families to mean immine...
International audiencePalliative care is often thought by patients and their families to mean immine...
This thesis addresses an issue of medical ethics which has previously been investigated, that of com...
Cette thèse d’éthique médicale, située dans une approche interdisciplinaire et tentant de s’affranch...
International audienceIn the public debate about the end of life in France, the term “palliative sed...
International audienceIn the public debate about the end of life in France, the term “palliative sed...
International audienceDeep and continuous sedation until death raises social and ethical issues on t...
International audienceDeep and continuous sedation until death raises social and ethical issues on t...
International audienceDeep and continuous sedation until death raises social and ethical issues on t...
In the public debate about the end of life in France, the term “palliative sedation” is used more an...
End-of-life situations may, in case of refractory symptoms, resort to pharmacological sedation. Thes...
End-of-life situations may, in case of refractory symptoms, resort to pharmacological sedation. Thes...
International audiencePalliative care is often thought by patients and their families to mean immine...
International audiencePalliative care is often thought by patients and their families to mean immine...
International audiencePalliative care is often thought by patients and their families to mean immine...
International audiencePalliative care is often thought by patients and their families to mean immine...
International audiencePalliative care is often thought by patients and their families to mean immine...
This thesis addresses an issue of medical ethics which has previously been investigated, that of com...
Cette thèse d’éthique médicale, située dans une approche interdisciplinaire et tentant de s’affranch...
International audienceIn the public debate about the end of life in France, the term “palliative sed...
International audienceIn the public debate about the end of life in France, the term “palliative sed...
International audienceDeep and continuous sedation until death raises social and ethical issues on t...
International audienceDeep and continuous sedation until death raises social and ethical issues on t...
International audienceDeep and continuous sedation until death raises social and ethical issues on t...
In the public debate about the end of life in France, the term “palliative sedation” is used more an...
End-of-life situations may, in case of refractory symptoms, resort to pharmacological sedation. Thes...
End-of-life situations may, in case of refractory symptoms, resort to pharmacological sedation. Thes...
International audiencePalliative care is often thought by patients and their families to mean immine...
International audiencePalliative care is often thought by patients and their families to mean immine...
International audiencePalliative care is often thought by patients and their families to mean immine...
International audiencePalliative care is often thought by patients and their families to mean immine...
International audiencePalliative care is often thought by patients and their families to mean immine...