BIOETHICS. DYING AND ETHICS - JAN IWASZCZYSZYN

The book "Bioethics. Dying and Ethics" by Jan Iwaszczyszyn is a deep reflection on the ethical aspects that accompany the end of life. The author, an experienced physician, shares his thoughts and observations related to patients who are at the end of their journey. This is not another ethics textbook, but an attempt to objectively assess the ethical dilemmas and controversies in the context of dying, seen through the eyes of a doctor who for years has cared for sick people with empathy and in accordance with the principles of realistic personalism.

• Reflection on the ethical aspects of dying from the perspective of a physician.
• An attempt to objectively assess the dilemmas and controversies in relation to the end of life.
• Based on many years of experience in caring for dying patients.
• Application of modern Hippocratic medical ethics in the form of realistic personalism.
• For people interested in bioethics, medicine and philosophy.

Jan Iwaszczyszyn, the author of the book, is a physician with many years of experience in caring for dying patients. His approach is characterized by empathy and a deep understanding of the ethical dilemmas faced by people at the end of their lives. This book is the result of his long medical journey and an attempt to present the ethical considerations experienced by patients who are at the end of their life.

The publishing house of St. Stanislaus BM, which published this book, is known for publishing valuable works in the fields of theology, philosophy and ethics. This book fits into the mission of the publishing house, which aims to promote knowledge and reflection on the most important aspects of human life. This study is by no means another ethics textbook dealing with further ethical problems. It is an attempt to objectively assess the ethical dilemmas and controversies in relation to the final period of human life and in view of the various theories and models of medical ethics.

This book is intended for all those interested in bioethics, medicine and philosophy. It can also be a valuable source of knowledge and inspiration for doctors, nurses and other health professionals who care for dying patients on a daily basis. This book is a valuable source of knowledge about the ethical dilemmas associated with dying, seen from the perspective of a practicing physician. It is required reading for all those interested in bioethics, medicine and philosophy.