Add to ORKGWhen ethical conflicts arise in clinical cases, physicians may need specific guidelines to help justify the decisions they make for the best interest of their patients. One such guideline is the principle of double effect (PDE), employed in terminally ill patients. Palliative care physicians look to the PDE when a single action for a terminal patient has two known effects: a desired and intended result and an unintended, yet foreseeable one
The standard version of the doctrine of double effect, a significant doctrine in applied ethics part...
Background: Recognising and knowing how to manage ethical issues and moral dilemmas can be considere...
• The doctrine of double effect is an exception to the general rule that taking active steps that en...
When ethical conflicts arise in clinical cases, physicians may need specific guidelines to help just...
Given the wide the range of legally available options for end-of-life care in recent decades: from a...
Abstract Background Palliative sedation and analgesia are employed in patients with refractory and i...
AbstractThe Doctrine of Double Effect has been described as often used in medicine and surgery but i...
The “principle of double effect” is a vital tool for moral decision making and is applicab...
In this paper, we consider three arguments for the irrelevance of the doctrine of double effect in e...
• The doctrine of double effect is an exception to the general rule that taking active steps that en...
The doctrine of double effect (DDE) is a principle of crucial importance in law and medicine. In med...
The titration of opioids to patients at the end-of-life is a common practice and in some cases may r...
The Doctrine of Double Effect has been described as often used in medicine and surgery but is seldom...
Background. There has been a considerable amount of debate in the nursing literature about euthanas...
This article treats recent bioethical discussions of double effect reasoning (DER), offering a summa...
The standard version of the doctrine of double effect, a significant doctrine in applied ethics part...
Background: Recognising and knowing how to manage ethical issues and moral dilemmas can be considere...
• The doctrine of double effect is an exception to the general rule that taking active steps that en...
When ethical conflicts arise in clinical cases, physicians may need specific guidelines to help just...
Given the wide the range of legally available options for end-of-life care in recent decades: from a...
Abstract Background Palliative sedation and analgesia are employed in patients with refractory and i...
AbstractThe Doctrine of Double Effect has been described as often used in medicine and surgery but i...
The “principle of double effect” is a vital tool for moral decision making and is applicab...
In this paper, we consider three arguments for the irrelevance of the doctrine of double effect in e...
• The doctrine of double effect is an exception to the general rule that taking active steps that en...
The doctrine of double effect (DDE) is a principle of crucial importance in law and medicine. In med...
The titration of opioids to patients at the end-of-life is a common practice and in some cases may r...
The Doctrine of Double Effect has been described as often used in medicine and surgery but is seldom...
Background. There has been a considerable amount of debate in the nursing literature about euthanas...
This article treats recent bioethical discussions of double effect reasoning (DER), offering a summa...
The standard version of the doctrine of double effect, a significant doctrine in applied ethics part...
Background: Recognising and knowing how to manage ethical issues and moral dilemmas can be considere...
• The doctrine of double effect is an exception to the general rule that taking active steps that en...