[PDF] Top 20 The involvement of family in the Dutch practice of euthanasia and physician assisted suicide: a systematic mixed studies review

... quantitative studies show that once a patient has made a request for EAS to a physician, a process of deliberation, decision-making and finally performance starts in which family members seem to be ... See full document

... the Euthanasia Review Committees in the Netherlands and Belgium [11, ...this practice and detailed information about the cases in which a request was refused are lack- ing, aside from two older ... See full document

... after assisted dying (24, 28, 30). Whereas the social acceptability of assisted dying is growing in many countries (38), it seemed that families reported different accounts of their perception of social ... See full document

... Initial search showed 974 publications and when search was refined on the bibliographic list, it showed several non-relevant articles such as abstracts, conference proceedings, letters to editor, and short ... See full document

... Comparing our results with results of a previous study (2010) using the same vignette demonstrates that the percentage of the general public supporting EAS in case of treatment-resistant depression has increased from 28% ... See full document

... group. Studies which 1) included a group or condition where placebo was administered with information that the placebo had therapeutic effects and a natural history group or condi- tion where no treatment was ... See full document

... of family burden report a high number of physical problems, depressive symp- toms, high risky behaviours, frequent referral to health agencies and less support from the social ...several studies have shown ... See full document

... Uno studio interessante non incluso nella nostra revisio- ne ma che sembra confermare il ruolo preminente che alti livelli di impulsività possono svolgere nel suicidio adole- sce[r] ... See full document

... Earlier in the article I critically discussed the appeal to the Lordship of the Almighty God to ground an absolute prohibition of medically assisted suicide and voluntary euthanasia. In such an ... See full document

... a systematic review of randomized controlled trials (RCT) of clinical effects of oxytocin in PTSD and trauma-related disorders was ...some studies show a reduction of global or single cluster of PTSD ... See full document

... questionnaires were included. Papers not reporting on the relationships between the specific variables under study (and examining instead topics such as type 2 pediatric diabetes, management strategies or glycemic ... See full document

... legalizing physician assisted suicide (PAS) on suicide rates is not easy to predict a ...in practice these would include some assisted suicides outside the parameters of the ... See full document

... By the time the Court decided Roe v. Wad in 1973, Harlan's use of substantive due process adjudication to rein in legislative devi- ations from our tradition of res[r] ... See full document

... Mucopolysaccharidosis VI (MPS VI), also known as Maroteaux-Lamy syndrome, is caused by the deficiency of N-acetylgalactosamine-4-sulfatase (arylsulfatase B, ASB) and the resultant tissue storage of dermatan sulfate. ... See full document

... Davis, W. A. and Sawyer, G. C. 1916. Studies of the Formation and Translocation of Carbohydrates in Plants III The Carbohydrates of the Leaf and Leaf Stalks of the Potato. The Mechanism of the Degradation of ... See full document

... Abbreviations: BIS, Bergen insomnia scale; ISS, The Insomnia Screening Scale; SQQ, Sleep Quality Questionnaire, WHIIRS, Women’s Health Initiative Insomnia Rating Scale; RSQ, Restorative sleep questionnaire; PSQI, ... See full document

... from studies on olanzapine in adults, but not in adolescent anorexic patients, although with a number of different limitations, show that this pharmacological treatment can be significantly effective in improving ... See full document

... tion, probably due to small sample size, in an otherwise interesting study in which different mediators were test- ed, including separated PTSD dimensions, emotional dysregulation and dissociation. In this work only ... See full document

... on euthanasia in the late 1980s, in which a US gy- necology resident killed a young woman he had met for the first time only a few minutes before while on rounds that ...for assisted suicide, with 110 ... See full document

... Of course, the circumstances of physician-assisted suicide may still contain some constant factor that creates or increases the risk of an unfreely chosen suicide, but it is hard to see [r] ... See full document