2022
DOI: 10.18273/saluduis.54.e:22026
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Morir dignamente y eutanasia: en el corazón de la medicina

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“…Thirdly, in the 25 years following the C-239 ruling of 1997 10 , a significant effect has occurred in Colombian society: people have become increasingly aware of their stance towards death and dying. It is worth emphasizing here that "dignified death" and "euthanasia" are not synonymous, as I have repeated in different forums 2 .…”
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“…Thirdly, in the 25 years following the C-239 ruling of 1997 10 , a significant effect has occurred in Colombian society: people have become increasingly aware of their stance towards death and dying. It is worth emphasizing here that "dignified death" and "euthanasia" are not synonymous, as I have repeated in different forums 2 .…”
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“…The opening of the first Colombian intensive care unit at the San Juan de Dios Hospital in Bogotá in the early 1970s was a significant step forward for the advancement of medicine in Colombia, and it highlighted the need to consider the appropriate use of technology in the medical field and critical care situations 1 . Subsequently, the arrival of the Pro-Right to Die Foundation in 1979 - initially named the Humanitarian Solidarity Foundation - introduced the first advance directive in the country, creating a space in society to reflect on the limits of medicine in end-of-life care 2 .…”
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“…Another advantage of euthanasia is that it is a completely voluntary decision, a process in which the patient and all those involved agree to proceed. 3 On a social level, it could be said that euthanasia is socially known as mercy killing.…”
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