Cohen-Almagor Raphael
University of Haifa.
Issues Law Med. 2003 Spring;18(3):239-57.
During the summer of 1999, twenty-eight interviews with some of the leading authorities on euthanasia policy were conducted in the Netherlands. They were asked about cases of non-voluntary (when patients are incompetent) and involuntary euthanasia (when patients are competent and made no request to die). This study reports the main findings, showing that most respondents are quite complacent with regard to breaches of the guideline that require the patient's consent as a prerequisite to performance of euthanasia.
1999年夏天，在荷兰对一些安乐死政策方面的主要权威人士进行了28次访谈。他们被问及非自愿安乐死（患者无行为能力时）和非自愿安乐死（患者有行为能力且未提出死亡请求时）的案例。本研究报告了主要发现，表明大多数受访者对违反将患者同意作为实施安乐死前提条件的指导方针的行为相当自满。
