Patients' Loss of Control

Hospitalized patients often lose control. Because this is a personal experience, losing control is subjective. This loss may actually occur or be recognized. When a patient comes to a hospital, anxiety is associated with their condition, their duties, and the imminent process (Taylor, 2012). When a patient is admitted to a hospital, the process usually begins with administrative processing and assistant-led ingestion, and the assistant usually concentrates very much on its work (Taylor, 2012). Next, detach the patient from family and support, bring it to the room, ask for change, and prepare their program (Taylor, 2012).

Patient medical problems, loss of control and fear of treatment can also lead to difficult encounters. "From an emotional and psychological point of view, patient visits to doctors are particularly incredible," Dr. De Luca said. "Therefore, it may be difficult for a medical team to handle the conduct of action, especially doctors and nurses have a contradiction in negative behavior." Other difficult patients include those self-destructive patients such as those who Dr. Broquet calls "high emotional needs" or patients who did not follow treatment recommendations or who refused poisoning or other illness I will.

For many dying patients, the motivation to apply for PAS / E is not a physical pain but a "loss of control", "meaningless pain", "worse or loss of dignity", "weakness or fatigue" There may be. (9, 10)), (although we are still advocating alleviating these kinds of pain) there is no effective treatment. Death may not be a pleasant experience, but it may be the only way to end these sufferings. Therefore, we found that it is sometimes justified that deliberately accelerating the patient's death as a way to end pain. A good aspect of our survival is sometimes offset by the burden of survival and suffering and recognizes the value of respecting the desire of a patient as dead.

Suicide and euthanasia by doctors in intensive care room: Dialogue on core ethics issues

The important thing is to try to reduce the suffering of the patient. By choosing to die, medical support for qualified patients can be reduced by alleviating physical pain, emotion, and presence / mental pain (including loss of control, meaning of life, and fear of death) You can ask for it. Offering dead and medical assistance can achieve the option of finishing life as well. Physically healthy people can end their life without help, and those with reduced ability may not be able to do so. In addition, economic instruments, planning and navigation systems, and people with supportive relationships can now seek medical aid internationally, but people without these resources can not.