Titlebook: Ethical Dilemmas in Cancer Care; Basil A. Stoll (Honorary Consulting Physician) Textbook 1989Latest edition The Editor and Contributors 19

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Cognitive Aspects of Virtual?Realityses are therefore equipped to care for the sick and their families and also to be aware of the impact of illness on their lives. Nursing has moved into a professional role where total responsibility and accountability for care is expected.

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Research Hypotheses and Research Designing dangerous life styles, using the subconscious mechanism of ‘denial’ in order to avoid anxiety. The ability to deny unpleasant realities is part of the human equipment which enables us to live with our weaknesses [1].

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-48181-9pends on scientists as much as on doctors, and increasing public concern about the autonomy of doctors. As we approach the 21st century we should be asking whether it is wise to continue regulating medical practice through 19th century institutions.

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Introduction even when facing fearful and very ill cancer patients. Added to this is a public loss of confidence in the doctor’s authority and expertise, as patients increasingly find a wide variety of views on what is appropriate management for cancer at all its stages.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-69099-4ions of the doctor, as dictated by the Hippocratic Oath and similar codes of medical conduct. However, flagrant disregard for those obligations by Nazi doctors in World War II and their punishment at the war criminal trials at Nuremberg led to formulation of the Nuremberg Code.

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