The trend toward more direct involvement in the care for the dying of significant others is exemplified in the:

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The hospice movement emphasizes the importance of involving family and loved ones in the care of the dying, and provides support and resources to help them do so. This is a clear example of the trend toward more direct involvement in end-of-life care. The "right to live" movement focuses on opposing euthanasia and assisted suicide, while the "right to die" movement advocates for individuals to have the ability to choose when and how they die, and the "assisted suicide" movement specifically supports the legalization of physician-assisted suicide. While these movements may also be related to end-of-life care, they do not necessarily reflect the trend toward more direct involvement of family members and loved ones.

The Trend Toward More Direct Involvement in the Care for the Dying