Euthanasia
In my research of Euthanasia, you can pretty much consider euthanasia as basically suicide because it gives the person the option to decide how and the time when their life should end, even if it is their own decision or someone else such as a family member or a physician that makes the decision because their unable to make the choice to end their life. There are many types of euthanasia; Voluntary euthanasia, which is assisted suicide, Involuntary euthanasia, which is the decision to end someone’s life based on if it is for the best, Active euthanasia, which is the lethal dose of a drug to end someone’s life, and there is Passive euthanasia, which is the decision to stop giving treatment to someone so that the person will die because they are not receiving the treatment they need to survive.
Stevens, Kenneth R. Jr. “ Emotional and Psychological Effects on Physician-Assisted Suicide and Euthanasia Particular Physicians.” Issues in Law & Medicine 21.3(2006): 187-200. Proquest. Web.13 Apr.2014.
In gathering all my research I came up with good evidence to portray the topic euthanasia. The first author: Steven, Kenneth R, Jr. Kenneth was a emeritus professor of Oregon health and science University. The publication of this article is by National Legal Center for the medically Dependent and Disabled Inc. The summary of this article consists Kenneth explaining the emotional and psychological effects of the participants in physician assisted suicide, euthanasia involved by physicians. Kenneth argues that many doctors who have performed and participated in giving euthanasia develop emotional and psychological problem from the experience. This article is useful to give people a insight on how assisted suicide or euthanasia can cause emotional and psychological problems.
Cohen-Almagor, Raphael. “Non-Voluntary and Involuntary Euthanasia in the Netherlands. Dutch perspectives.” Issues in Law and Medicine 18.3(2003): 239-57. Proquest. Web13 Apr. 2014.
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Stevens, Kenneth R. Jr. “ Emotional and Psychological Effects on Physician-Assisted Suicide and Euthanasia Particular Physicians.” Issues in Law & Medicine 21.3(2006): 187-200. Proquest. Web.13 Apr.2014.
In gathering all my research I came up with good evidence to portray the topic euthanasia. The first author: Steven, Kenneth R, Jr. Kenneth was a emeritus professor of Oregon health and science University. The publication of this article is by National Legal Center for the medically Dependent and Disabled Inc. The summary of this article consists Kenneth explaining the emotional and psychological effects of the participants in physician assisted suicide, euthanasia involved by physicians. Kenneth argues that many doctors who have performed and participated in giving euthanasia develop emotional and psychological problem from the experience. This article is useful to give people a insight on how assisted suicide or euthanasia can cause emotional and psychological problems.
Cohen-Almagor, Raphael. “Non-Voluntary and Involuntary Euthanasia in the Netherlands. Dutch perspectives.” Issues in Law and Medicine 18.3(2003): 239-57. Proquest. Web13 Apr. 2014.
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