ETHICAL PRACTICE IN END-OF-LIFE CARE IN JAPAN

Ethical Practice In End-Of-Life Care In Japan

Ethical Practice In End-Of-Life Care In Japan

The major target of this article is to investigate the conclusion producing for end of life care for patients with cancerous infection at a educating clinic in Japan at two time span 10 years apart. Design and setting of this study is called retrospective study undertaken in a 550 bed community educating clinic in Okinawa, Japan. There were 124 terminally sick cancerous infection patients (45 women; 79 men; median age, 69 years) accepted either in 1989 and 1999 for end of life ...