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Issues concerning end-of-life care | Author(s) | Connie Zuckerman |
Journal title | The Journal of Long Term Home Health Care : the PRIDE Institute Journal, vol 16, no 2, Spring 1997 |
Pages | pp 26-34 |
Keywords | Terminal care ; Euthanasia. |
Annotation | The author outlines, what in her view, are the critical components necessary for quality care when end-of-life decisions are considered: respect for values, ongoing communication, and palliation. It is acknowledged that reality is unlikely to be anything like the ideal, particularly for those living at home. Two risks are identified: the impact of "managed care" on end-of-life care; and the increased attention being given to physician-assisted suicide as a legitimate alternative to, or option for, end-of-life care. (RH). |
Accession Number | CPA-980129224 A |
Classmark | LV: CY |
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