Traduction de «Administration d'un analgésique » (Français → Anglais) :

(b) elaborate and submit to the Afghan Government, within the framework of Europe-sponsored illicit supply reduction programmes, a comprehensive plan and strategy aimed at controlling drug production in Afghanistan, by improving governance and tackling corruption at the highest levels of the Afghan administration (with a special focus on the Ministry of the Interior); targeting action against the key traffickers on the ground; improving comprehensive rural development, particularly in the poorest areas and in those not yet producing opium on a large scale; carefully and selectively engaging in manual eradication; and looking at the p ...[+++]ossibility of pilot projects for small-scale conversion of parts of the current illicit poppy cultivation into fields for the production of legal opium-based analgesics;

The 1995 Senate report focused a good deal of attention on the need for clarification regarding the legal status of withholding and withdrawal of life-sustaining treatments and the administration of pain control drugs, which may unintentionally shorten life.

12. Believes that palliative care has received inadequate attention in areas where HIV/AIDS is rampant; urges that, in its community non-hospice form, it should be enabled to play its low-cost part in caring for those with life-limiting diseases, such as HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis and cancer, and that treatment should also be authorised, under medical supervision, using painkillers such as morphine, which are otherwise considered as narcotics and the use of which is legally restricted;

Tracy could have been fed with a feeding tube into her stomach, an option that would have improved her nutrition and health, and that might also have allowed for more effective pain medication to be administered.The Latimers rejected the feeding-tube option as being intrusive and as representing the first step on a path to preserving Tracy's life artificially.

The B.C. Royal Commission on Health Care and Costs recommended that the provincial government lobby the federal government for changes to the Criminal Code such that the < F14MI> Code< W1> would recognize: the competent adult patient's right to refuse treatment or demand its cessation and that such a right may be exercised by a duly appointed proxy in cases where the patient is not competent; that terminally ill patients be allowed to request fatal doses of pain medication; s.241(b) of the < F255MI> Criminal Code be amended so that aiding the suicide of a terminally ill patient would not be a criminal offence; where consent of a patient is unavailable, the physician should n ...[+++]ot be under a legal obligation to provide therapeutically useless treatment nor should be criminally liable for the withdrawal of therapeutically useless treatment.

If we think about it, what the palliative care physician frequently does in giving an adequate dose of painkilling medication is hasten the death of the patient, entirely justifiably in my judgment, and entirely justifiably in the judgment of every one of my philosophical and legal colleagues whose briefs I have read.