Ethics in an aging society

by Harry R. Moody

First published 1992 · 288 pages

About this book

Moody examines both the clinical and the policy issues that center on aging, paying special attention to the ethical problems associated with Alzheimer's disease and the issue of "rational suicide" for reasons of age. He also focuses on the rights of patients in long-term care and on the question of justice between generations.

  • Moral and ethical aspects
  • Health Services for the Aged
  • Older people
  • Medical care
  • Medical ethics
  • Ethics, Medical
  • Aged
  • Care

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