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Foreword
Professor Eugene Wesley Ely and Professor Margaret Somerville
Preface
Jacques Ricot
1. The Slippery Slope Syndrome
Eric Vermeer
Decriminalization – Ignorance – Trivialization - Perverted sense of duty – Suffering and silence – Economic context – Psychiatric context – After euthanasia - Euthanasia of minors – Euthanasia of remorse
2. The Doctor Turned into an Instrument
Dr Catherine Dopchie
The therapeutic alliance3. When Conscience Wavers. Some Reflections on the Normalization of Euthanasia in Belgium
Professor Willem Lemmens
The embarrassment of the law – Euthanasia: medical act or transgression? - Euthanasia as transgression – Between law and conscience – Conclusion
4. Euthanasia for Unbearable Psychological Suffering
Dr An HaekensWhat does the law say? – Lack of prospect of improvement - Incurable disorder – Persistent and unbearable psychologic suffering – What is empathy? – Decision-making capacity – Conclusion
5. People Facing the Question of Euthanasia: Patients, Family and Friends, Health-care Workers
Dr. Rivka Karplus
Personal suffering - Physical suffering - Psychological suffering - Emotional and relational suffering - Existential and spiritual suffering – How can one respond to a request of euthanasia? – Reaction of family and friends – How can the medical staff act or react?
6. Surrendering to vs. Inducing Death. Artificial Feeding as Paradigm
Dr Marie Frings
Framework of this reflective study – Why use feeding tubes? – First approach of the ethical question – Distinguishing between ordinary and extraordinary - Three levels of ethical judgment – Conclusion
7. The Meaning of Suffering or the Meaning of Life Despite Suffering
Professor Dr Benoit BeuselinckViktor Frankl: the question of meaning at the heart of medicine – How can we apply Viktor Frankl theories to helping patients? – What happens in a country where euthanasia has been decriminalised?
8. Resisting
Dr Julie Blanchard
The request for euthanasia - Family pressure - Explaining euthanasia – The trap of ‘integrated palliative care' - Sedation: misunderstanding and confusion – Contradiction and ambiguity
9. Behind the Scenes of Euthanasia
François Trufin
Distress of the healthcare worker - Euthanasia: a ‘de-humanising’ act - When conscience competes against law and bureaucracy - Euthanasia, a stage in accepting one’s illness - Euthanasia as a wake-up call from indifference – When trust meets professional integrityPostface
Professor Timothy DevosLexicon
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