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Question: Do individuals have the right to die in certain terminal instances, and is it ethical for physicians to assist in their suicide if they choose? Diane Rehm. (2020). When My Time Comes : Conversations About Whether Those Who Are Dying Should Have the Right to Determine When Life Should End. Vintage. https://web-p-ebscohost- com.allstate.libproxy.ivytech.edu/ehost/ebookviewer/ebook/bmxlYmtfXzIxMTc 1MzhfX0FO0?sid=df055076-67dd-4f78-8573- bd2a13c3e1bf@redis&vid=0&format=EK&rid=1 This source offers a variety of recollections, stances, and opinions from individuals that have experience and knowledge regarding physician assisted suicide. The records range from a terminal cancer patient to a widower and all the way to attorneys and doctor's as well. There are a total of 23 sections within this book that all discuss the ethics of physician assisted suicide as well as whether or not individuals should have the right to choose if that is the path they would like to take. Margaret Pabst Battin. (2005). Ending Life : Ethics and the Way We Die. Oxford University Press. https://web-p-ebscohost- com.allstate.libproxy.ivytech.edu/ehost/ebookviewer/ebook/bmxlYmtfXzE1MD A4N19fQU41?sid=216948b8-3145-4413-adb0- 3b94102fb3b1@redis&vid=0&format=EB&rid=1 This ebook is broken up into three separate parts: Part one covers certain dilemmas that people feel about dying, part two covers the historical, religious, and cultural concerns that regard the ethics of physician assisted suicide, informed consent, and the procedure of it all, and part three covers dilemmas about dying in a global future. This source covers a variety of aspects connected to physician assisted suicide and the ethics connected to it as well. These new sources offer different perspectives form a vast number of individuals having knowledge or connection to the concept of physician assisted suicide and the right to die for patients who may have been diagnosed with a terminal illness. These sources are different from the precious sources because the offer more insight about the process and
actual relation of individuals close to physician assisted suicide, where the other sources I noted focused more on the aspect of the physician and not the patient or those related to the patient. The sources corroborate on common ground however because the new ones do offer insight from the physician standpoint still while providing extra outside insight and opinion that may have been missing from the previous sources. The previous publications were electronically accessed journal publications but both of these new sources are ebooks.
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