Ethical issues have increasingly been debated as medical technology now has the capacity to prolong life almost indefinitely. Medical advancements have helped to prolong life, allowing more people living to older ages. How paternalistic should family members and society be when dealing with a person who is losing competency? At end-of-life, how do we best honor someone’s self-determination and autonomy? (3 contact hours)

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