Ethics and End-of-Life Care
Ethics, a branch of philosophy, explores questions on proper and incorrect, properly and awful, and moral obligations. This consultation will attention on the complicated ethical dilemmas in quit-of-existence care, consisting of selections associated with withdrawing life-sustaining treatment, the usage of palliative sedation, and choosing to forgo resuscitation. Research is analysing how give up-of-life care interventions affect patient outcomes and pleasant of existence, with a focus on elements including symptom management, psychological well-being, and average pleasure with care.
Track 29-1 Psychosocial and Emotional Support at End-of-Life
Track 29-2 Cultural and Religious Considerations in End-of-Life Care
Track 29-3 Advance Directives and Patient Autonomy
Track 29-4 Palliative Sedation and Pain Management
Track 29-5 Ethical Dilemmas in End-of-Life Decision-Making