Discuss intersection between medical ethics-religious

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Discuss the intersection between medical ethics, religious/cultural beliefs, and regulations in healthcare as they relate to end-of-life decisions.

1. What are some similarities and differences in views on dying?

2. How do ethics, beliefs, and regulations impact recommendations for certain treatments or a course of action/care?

3. How do they impact funding or coverage of care?

4. What impact do they have on allowing interventions to begin, removing interventions such as life support, and dealing with the body once someone is dead?

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