can someone help me on this debate?

question: you feelthat Dr Poushould be convicted of murder? why?

In 2005 Hurricane Katrina struck New Orleans and left a path of destruction and devastation. Caught in the mist of this were hundreds of health care professionals who were forced to make difcult, and in one highly publicized case, horric choices of life and death fer patients under their care. Dr. Ana Maria Pou, a cancer specialist, stayed with her critically ill patients at Memorial Hospital despite the lack of electricity, diminishing supplies of water, and rising temperatures. Feeling she had no choice but to relieve their suffering, she administered high levels of pain mediation to four elderly patients who then passed away. The for-prot hospital lost 34 patients in the days following Katrina {including the 4 that Dr Pou administered medication to. In the aftermath of the disaster inquires began, and Dr. Pou was accused but never charged, with murder (Okie, ZDDQ). Dr. Pou was considered a hero, not a mass murderer, by many citizens of New Orleans. At the time when others abandoned patients, she stayed with them in the tropical heat and the darkness. Others felt this was murder and she breached her duty to do no harm. The Grand Jury failed to indict her, but the debate continues, with health care professionals being uncertain of how to handle such situations. Many wonder if they, too, will be considered criminals if they make the choice to give their patients comfort in extremis. Let's debate this issue