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Guidelines for patient refusal of life-sustaining treatment

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  1. American Hospital Association,Report of the Special Committee on Biomedical Ethics: Values in Conflict, Resolving Ethical Issues in Health Care. Chicago: IL; 1985.

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  1. Martin L. Smith S.T.D.
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  2. Kathleen Lawry L.I.S.W.
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  3. Loretta Planavsky M.S.N., R.N.
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  4. Holly A. Segel M.A.
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Smith, M.L., Lawry, K., Planavsky, L. et al. Guidelines for patient refusal of life-sustaining treatment. HEC Forum 6, 64–68 (1994). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01456257

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