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Marc Cornock

Publications and source records attributed to Marc Cornock.

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PubMed2003

Application of the doctrine of double effect in end stage disease.

The aim of this article is to explore the doctrine of double effect and to identify whether it is appropriate to use the doctrine, and if so when, in end stage disease. The legal principles of the doctrine of double effect will be explored through the examination of three recent cases involving the death of a patient in the UK. The legal distinction between the doctrine of double effect and the intentional act of homicide will be discussed.

Analgesics, Opioid↗
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Right to decide.

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Attitude to Health↗
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Deathly definitions.

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Attitude of Health Personnel↗
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Common practice.

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Advance Directives↗
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Mortal thoughts.

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Crime↗
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A future for critical care education.

This article discusses the development and implementation of a BSc(Hons) programme in critical care practice and the new English National Board D14 award, transferable skills in critical care nursing practice (ENB 2000).

Critical Care↗
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Legal basis of decision-making in critical care.

The issue of legal responsibility around decision-making in critical care units is one that can lead to confusion and uncertainty. This paper aims to examine the nature of decision-making in critical care and the legal basis for decision-making. The roles and responsibilities of doctors and nurses in critical care are explored. Both legal responsibility and legal accountability for decision-making in critical care are considered.

Critical Care↗