Discussing life-sustaining treatments: an overview and communications guide for primary care physicians.
作者： Daniel O. Dugan , Erich H. Gluck
DOI: 10.1007/S12019-004-0021-3
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摘要: Physicians must be skilled communicators with patients, families, and multidisciplinary health care teams to meet ethical decision-making challenges arising in end-stage disease care. We offer practical suggestions for collaborative communication the “perfect storm” of contemporary critical settings.
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