It can feel wrong to force someone to have medical treatment they say they don’t want. It can also feel wrong to acquiesce to someone’s (non-capacitous) wishes, knowing that they will suffer and/or die as a result.
It can feel wrong to force someone to have medical treatment they say they don’t want. It can also feel wrong to acquiesce to someone’s (non-capacitous) wishes, knowing that they will suffer and/or die as a result.
Promoting Open Justice in the Court of Protection