We Should Let Dying Patients Write Their Own Final Scene

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Berman, Joel C.
Keywords
Dying Patients
Patients
Philosophical Ethics
Health Personnel Attitudes Toward Death
Care of the Dying Patient
Prolongation of Life and Euthanasia

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2016-01-08
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Medical Economics 1997 January 13; 74(1): 148-150
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