Ethics of the Ordinary – Page 4

The Second Reading of The Assisted Dying Bill in the House of Lords: A critique

Matthew Davis and Ana Worthington argue that the arguments in favour of the recent Assisted Dying Bill at its second reading in the UK House of Lords are based on flawed evidence

18 February 2022

4 mins read

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BJGP Long Read·Opinion

Physician-assisted dying and why general practitioners all need to take a view

Helen Burn explains that because legalised physician-assisted dying would likely involve GPs, GPs should think about their views on the issue.

17 February 2022

5 mins read

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BJGP Long Read·International·Opinion

Moral distress and euthanasia: what, if anything, can doctors learn from vets?

Felicitas Selter, Kirsten Persson, and Gerald Neitzke discuss the similarities and differences in animal and human euthanasia as a source of moral distress for the practitioner.

16 February 2022

6 mins read

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BJGP Long Read·Opinion

A note on the ethics of the ordinary in primary healthcare

Andrew Papanikitas, Peter Toon, Paquita De Zulueta, David Misselbrook and John Spicer launch the Ethics of the Ordinary column and reflect on the field of primary care ethics and its relevance

14 February 2022

5 mins read

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