Mostly Dead vs Completely Dead
From our friends at the GeriPal blog:
May 14, 2012
On the one hand, we must strive to understand the
logical, rational, ethical reasons for our actions and strive to use normative
reasoning to guide our actions. On the
other hand, we must acknowledge that these irrational reasons carry some
weight, like not wanting to cut into a person who might be slightly alive, even
though such distinctions may be meaningless.
Link: Resuscitating
the Dead Donor Rule, David Magnus, The
Bioethics Channel, August 28, 2011
Labels: dead donor rule; organ donations; organ transplants; medical ethics; bioethics
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