Protecting Patient Goals in Palliative Care and Hospice

Ethics and Medics 46 (10):1-2 (2021)
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Abstract

Palliative care and hospice, while distinct programs, are quite often given to the same individuals. The complexities of achieving goal-oriented care often lead to utilitarian ethics in health care, particularly as societal respect for human life and dignity weakens. This article examines these complexities with a particular emphasis on ensuring personalized care from physicians who know the goals of the patient.

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