Therefore we have included a final question on end-of-life care planning, to be asked if appropriate.
The questionnaire consisted of 8 questions on end-of-life (EOL) decisions: Concrete patient scenarios were used.
But in health care there is a benefit that has come to seem overriding: it would force governments and voters to confront the question of ends and means.
"How confident can we all be that once relaunched that political process is going to be able to deliver that which needs to be delivered, the permanent status issues and the key question of ending the occupation?" Fayyad asked.
Utilitarians have given particular attention to the question of end-of-life euthanasia, suggesting that at the very least, those with painful terminal illnesses have a right to voluntary euthanasia (Glover 1990, chs. 14 15, Singer 1993, ch. 7).
The study yielded an important insight, he says, because TasP "sets a bar": Leaving aside the question of ending AIDS, treating 43% of the people in a community likely won't have any impact on new infection rates.
In 1845, the Senate took up the question of ending the joint occupancy of the Oregon Territory with Great Britain.
But when you ask them about the details that are necessary for a two-state solution to happen — the question of the settlements, the question of ending the occupation, the question of dividing Jerusalem, anything to do with refugees — a majority of Israelis have been opposed for a very long time".
There are questions of ends: Why is curing breast cancer so compelling a cause that I should be willing to take a risk that my contribution may not actually make the revenue pie bigger?
It all goes back to the question of the end game, which no urban planners seem to want to talk about.
There is little point in writing a will that evades the question of who ends up with what.
