英文摘要 |
This paper concerns the problem of autonomy and good death of terminal patients. It comes from the recent implementation of the bill of Patient Right to Autonomy Act. It is a matter of our ultimate rights at the end of our life. We find that it is an advance over the latest bill of palliative treatment in that it covers a wider range though still somewhat insufficient. I propose to expand the coverage to all terminal patients not limited to the five types listed. Good death should cover not only bodily but also psychological, spiritual and social aspects. To facilitate means for good death, it should not be limited to the four specific methods but the individual quest for good death of the terminal patients. |