Assisting a Patient to Die: A Guide for Physicians
Stephen Jamison, Ph.D. 

Many physicians provide aid-in-dying to their incurably ill patients. While the laws are changing, physicians who currently help their patients die do so outside the boundaries of legally protected medical practice, and thus face arrest, prosecution, censure by state medical boards, loss of their medical licenses, and adverse publicity. This booklet helps physicians develop their own comfort-levels with the ethical issues involved in physician-assisted suicide, so that when such situations arise, they will be best able to live with the effects of their decisions.

Softcover, 45 pp.
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