Ethical Issues in Dementia Care

North Tyneside General Hospital, UK. Considers difficult decisions in context of relationships, treatment, safety, quality of life, and offers practical guidance and advice for carers. Topics include making moral decisions, making decisions in practice, empathic understanding, communication, and more. For clinicians. Softcover.

Clive Baldwin is Senior Lecturer at Bradford Dementia Group, University of Bradford. Julian C. Hughes is an Honorary Clinical Senior Lecturer in the Institute for Ageing and Health at the University of Newcastle.

Preface	9	(4)
Acknowledgements	13	(2)
Chapter 1 Making Moral Decisions: From consequences, duties and principles to conscience	15	(21)
Chapter 2 Being True: Relationships, empathic understanding and communication	36	(19)
Chapter 3 Concerned to Treat	55	(19)
Chapter 4 Keeping Them Safe	74	(20)
Chapter 5 It's the Quality that Counts, but How do We Decide?	94	(21)
Chapter 6 Making Decisions in Practice	115	(21)
References	136	(2)
Subject index	138	(6)
Author index	144

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