Good Death Concept

In this article I will consider some of the inherent nature of the concept of "good death". Particular attention to the qualities that may influence whether death is timely or considered expired and how timeliness contributes to the overall concept of "good death" please. It seems that a single definition can not constitute 'good death' or actual agreement that can be achieved. Throughout history, there seems to be an idea of ​​death. Clues discovered in burial places and ancient literature (K260, Block 1, Unit 2, pp 33-42).

There are several discussions on the concept of good death in the healthcare field, more specifically in the field of hospice care and palliative care. According to a report published by the Institute of Medical Research eight years ago, good death is "inevitable pain and suffering from patients, families, and carers, and in general patient and family wishes, and clinical Consistent, consistent, cultural and ethical standards. "The concept of 9 has received several criticisms in several fields such as medicine, psychology, theology, sociology, anthropology, which is more dependent on the point of dying

Definition of good death (successful death): literature review and call for research and public dialogue

The concept of "good death" is the center of enthusiasm for death. Different culture definitions are different as good death is mainly affected by strong social factors. Generally, good death means to die in an environment where the end of life of the person is respected, relatively painful, and they believe that they will support them and have dignity. Even if death is not so, the "goodness" of death can be controlled by us. By providing legal education, active dead supporters began talking about how to train doctors to prolong their lives and claim the cultural ability of the funeral industry, and more people Try to be able to have dead facilities. If aggressive death supporters pursue to build a society where more people can get what they call society of good death, active proponents of death also "necrosis" It is possible to argue that we try to minimize the possibility. Necrosis is tragic, unexpected, violent