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Like all other helping professions, psycho-oncology is directly connected with ethics, a philosophical discipline, which deals with morality, and the criteria for distinguishing good from evil. This ethical guidebook is primarily a form of professional literature, written for psychologists interested in psycho-oncology, as well as for all of those who see themselves in the role of a psycho-oncologist. Additionally, it can provide answers to individuals suffering from cancer. Conversations with patients about death and the meaning of life are philosophically examined. The ethics of euthanasia and assisted suicide are also presented in a specifically important chapter for anyone to review. At the end of this guidebook, you will find definitive suggestions to improve the education and position of a successful psycho-oncologists.

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