Add to ORKGThis paper explores several issues regarding the treatment and care for patients suffering from dementia, including a discussion of the relatively low time and money spent on dementia research compared to research on cancer and cardio-vascular disease. It will also discuss the special relationship between the person suffering from dementia and their carer, who is often a loved one. The paper employs principlism and so examines these issues from a consideration of autonomy, non-maleficence, beneficence, and justice
The rising population of elderly worldwide has led to an increasing number of people with dementia. ...
BACKGROUND: Despite mounting evidence that principles of palliative care are appropriate in care for...
The authors of the paper 'Advance euthanasia directives: a controversial case and its ethical implic...
This paper explores several issues regarding the treatment and care for patients suffering from deme...
Dementia is a syndrome characterised by cognitive decline, memory loss and progressive functional im...
The document deals with some ethical issues raised by the treatment of demented people. In particula...
Alzheimer disease and other dementias present unique practical challenges for patients, their famili...
The ethical problems associated with dementia have been thrown into focus by the ageing population. ...
Although there has been a marked increase in interest in using and developing technology in dementia...
This paper explores the syndrome of dementia and the way in which it affects a person's capacity to ...
Dementia is a global public health issue with an urgent need for developing newer and more effective...
One of the greatest challenges in our times, not only in medicine but also in society, is Dementia. ...
This paper considers ethical issues related to early diagnosis and all forms of prevention of Alzhei...
It is often assumed that “ethics” refers to a pre-established and settled set of professional guidel...
Abstract This article describes the ethical considerations and the framework that formed the basis f...
The rising population of elderly worldwide has led to an increasing number of people with dementia. ...
BACKGROUND: Despite mounting evidence that principles of palliative care are appropriate in care for...
The authors of the paper 'Advance euthanasia directives: a controversial case and its ethical implic...
This paper explores several issues regarding the treatment and care for patients suffering from deme...
Dementia is a syndrome characterised by cognitive decline, memory loss and progressive functional im...
The document deals with some ethical issues raised by the treatment of demented people. In particula...
Alzheimer disease and other dementias present unique practical challenges for patients, their famili...
The ethical problems associated with dementia have been thrown into focus by the ageing population. ...
Although there has been a marked increase in interest in using and developing technology in dementia...
This paper explores the syndrome of dementia and the way in which it affects a person's capacity to ...
Dementia is a global public health issue with an urgent need for developing newer and more effective...
One of the greatest challenges in our times, not only in medicine but also in society, is Dementia. ...
This paper considers ethical issues related to early diagnosis and all forms of prevention of Alzhei...
It is often assumed that “ethics” refers to a pre-established and settled set of professional guidel...
Abstract This article describes the ethical considerations and the framework that formed the basis f...
The rising population of elderly worldwide has led to an increasing number of people with dementia. ...
BACKGROUND: Despite mounting evidence that principles of palliative care are appropriate in care for...
The authors of the paper 'Advance euthanasia directives: a controversial case and its ethical implic...