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The ethics of autonomy and dignity in long-term care.
1998-12-31
Advance Directive Adherence, Advance Directives, Aged, Altruism, Beneficence, Dementia, Dependency (Psychology), Empathy, Freedom, Humans, Individuality, Long-Term Care, Mental Competency, Moral Obligations, Nursing Homes, Paternalism, Personal Autonomy, Personhood, Professional-Patient Relations, Self Concept, Social Justice, Social Responsibility, Social Values
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Advance Directive Adherence,Advance Directives,Aged,Altruism,Beneficence,Dementia,Dependency (Psychology),Empathy,Freedom,Humans,Individuality,Long-Term Care,Mental Competency,Moral Obligations,Nursing Homes,Paternalism,Personal Autonomy,Personhood,Professional-Patient Relations,Self Concept,Social Justice,Social Responsibility,Social Values
Advance Directive Adherence, Advance Directives, Aged, Altruism, Beneficence, Dementia, Dependency (Psychology), Empathy, Freedom, Humans, Individuality, Long-Term Care, Mental Competency, Moral Obligations, Nursing Homes, Paternalism, Personal Autonomy, Personhood, Professional-Patient Relations, Self Concept, Social Justice, Social Responsibility, Social Values
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