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Catholic Physicians\u27 Guild
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(Received 6 June, 2009; Accepted 23 July, 2009)AbstractBackground and purpose: There are some debates with decision making for withdrawal/ withholding of life sustaining treatment in infants with adverse prognoses and incurable conditions. This study is
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Changing Roman Catholic Attitudes Toward Termination of Life-Sustaining Treatments [PDF]
Hill, T. Patrick
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The oldest old : the newest focus in end-of-life care? [PDF]
Chambaere, Kenneth
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Guidelines for Legislation of Life-Sustaining Treatment [PDF]
O\u27Donnell, Thomas J.
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Improving Reporting of Withdrawal of Life-Sustaining Treatment in Acute Brain Injury Trials: A Methodologic Imperative. [PDF]
Taran S +3 more
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Patterns of Life-Sustaining Treatment Preferences Among Seriously Ill Veterans. [PDF]
Cole CS +12 more
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Perceptions and Attitudes Toward Life-Sustaining Treatment Communication: A Comparison Between Physicians and Surrogates. [PDF]
Liang Y, Ren Z, Song A, Li S.
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The Influence of Hospital Policies on Clinicians' Decisions to Withhold or Withdraw Life-Sustaining Treatment. [PDF]
Piscitello GM +6 more
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Estimating bias from withdrawal of life sustaining treatment in clinical trials. [PDF]
Callaway CW +3 more
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