Routledge End-of-Life Care: Disability and Aging Book

Explore the complex intersection of disability and aging with this insightful volume from Routledge. End-of-Life Care: Bridging Disability and Aging with Person Centered Care presents two primary papers that address the controversial issues surrounding end-of-life decisions for aging and disabled populations. This book offers a deep look into the application of person-centered care through diverse perspectives. It includes a paper from Rud Turnbull, a nationally known disability advocate, who shares a disability perspective based on his experience with his disabled son. Additionally, the text features contributions from respected theologian M. J. Iozzio, providing a reasoned response to these critical topics. By presenting clear and honest explanations of the multitude of issues involved in end-of-life care, this work serves as an important resource for those studying public health, medical ethics, or disability advocacy. It provides a platform for expert dialogue on how to better support individuals through the most sensitive stages of life.