TO FEED OR TO NOURISH? THOUGHTS ON THE MORAL SIGNIFICANCE OF MEALS IN HOSPITAL
Saved in:
RAEVE, L.DE, TO FEED OR TO NOURISH? THOUGHTS ON THE MORAL SIGNIFICANCE OF MEALS IN HOSPITAL. NURSING ETHICS, Vol. 1, no. 4 (1994), p. 237-241.
Ref.
45203
Location:
SIIS R.1132
Palabras clave:
Ética, Alimentación, Hospital
Ética, Alimentación, Hospital
Similar Items: TO FEED OR TO NOURISH? THOUGHTS ON THE MORAL SIGNIFICANCE OF MEALS IN HOSPITAL
- COMMERCIAL FROZEN MEALS: A COST-EFFECTIVE ALTERNATIVE FOR HOME-DELIVERY IN FEEDING PROGRAMS FOR THE ELDERLY?
- ARTIFICIAL FEEDING: THE LEAST RESTRICTIVE ALTERNATIVE?
- FOOD FOR THOUGHT. ACUTE CARE PRACTICE GUIDE
- ETHICAL REASONING CONCERNING THE FEEDING OF SEVERELY DEMENTED PATIENTS: AN INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVE
- ORAL FEEDING DIFFICULTIES AND DILEMMAS. A GUIDE TO PRACTICAL CARE, PARTICULARLY TOWARDS THE END OF LIFE. REPORT OF A WORKING PARTY
- Meal times