Titlebook: Living with Dementia; Neuroethical Issues Veljko Dubljevi?,Frances Bottenberg Book 2021 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2021 Neuroethics.Me

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Defining Dementia Care Standards When Cultural Safety is at Stake: The Case of Indigenous Canadians mentia and its meaning in human life. This chapter examines these challenges in light of debates that concern intercultural training in nursing and other health-care contexts, the creation of culturally appropriate care, and the value of cultural safety as a critical concept for decolonizing health-care access.

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Towards an Ethics of Anticipation Between Hope and Responsibility French Perspectives on Alzheimer’sonsibility approach that anticipates a world relieved of dementia and, on the other hand, a responsibility-without-hope approach that anticipates a world accepting of and adapted to the specific needs of people living with dementia.

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Living with Dementia978-3-030-62073-8Series ISSN 2522-5677 Series E-ISSN 2522-5685

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Refined Discourse Ethics and the Social Inclusion of People with Dementiat that people with dementia are often barred from participating in social discourse because they may not share the normalized form of rationality. In order to tackle such discrimination and stigma, this chapter considers discourse ethics as a means to achieve greater inclusion of persons with dement