This unidirectional and thorough treat. The discussion leads you through the twists and turns of each situation to a final conclusion that, theoretically at least, there can be no defence of any situation that brings about death. Central to this non. If they all have equal moral status then you cannot decide the other's fate. Yet medical treatment was lawfully with.
Doctors are able, in certain situations, to act from a position of moral superiority.
This book, however, casts a doubt on how those decisions came about. Modern health care continues, almost daily, to raise ever more complex moral issues that many of us wrangle with on a purely instinctual or emotional level. Students entering medicine today will need to be better equipped to deal with these situations. They will need to be confident in their own actions, but patients will expect guidance on the moral implications of medical procedures as well. New curriculums in some medical schools are now putting emphasis on the greater need to teach medical ethics.