1994
DOI: 10.1016/0277-9536(94)90002-7
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The institutionalization of the good death

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“…Wide-spread use of life supporting technologies that keep people alive who would otherwise die within a foreseeable, but usually uncertain period of time, has radically transformed the life expectancy of some people with a life limiting illness. 7 Like other areas of health care, palliative care has embraced the advancement of health technologies and it is now common place to offer, what some may consider as being invasive, 8 interventions to achieve symptom control and improve quality of life whilst at the same time, in some instances, extending life. Many of these interventions can only be provided in a hospital environment and may impact on the way in which palliative care is delivered.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Wide-spread use of life supporting technologies that keep people alive who would otherwise die within a foreseeable, but usually uncertain period of time, has radically transformed the life expectancy of some people with a life limiting illness. 7 Like other areas of health care, palliative care has embraced the advancement of health technologies and it is now common place to offer, what some may consider as being invasive, 8 interventions to achieve symptom control and improve quality of life whilst at the same time, in some instances, extending life. Many of these interventions can only be provided in a hospital environment and may impact on the way in which palliative care is delivered.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…En este sentido, McNamara et al (1994) concluyen que la buena muerte construye los roles de las personas cuidadoras así como de las pacientes, todo ello intentando encajar en la ideología del hospital marco. De este modo, aquellas muertes que encajen con la normalidad serán un éxito del sistema en el que se ha producido.…”
Section: La Buena Muerteunclassified
“…Cette normalisation conduit à une division des patients en « bons » patients et en « mauvais » patients (Proulx et Jacelon, 2004). Les bons patients étant ceux qui « internalisent » les valeurs des soins palliatifs, dont l'acceptation, et les mauvais étant ceux qui ne se conduisent pas comme dans les livres et qui laissent aux soignants une étrange sensation d'échec et de frustration (McNamara et al, 1994). Un soignant interrogé dans le cadre de la recherche mentionnée plus tôt le confirme :…”
Section: La Poursuite De La « Bonne Mort » Est-elle Une Utopie ?unclassified