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Factors Associated With Do-Not-Resuscitate Orders: Patients' Preferences, Prognoses, and Physicians' Judgments
(1996-08-15)
BACKGROUND: Medical treatment decisions should be based on the
preferences of informed patients or their proxies and on the expected outcomes
of treatment. Because seriously ill patients are at risk for cardiac arrest,
examination ...
Relationship Between Cancer Patients' Predictions of Prognosis and Their Treatment Preferences
(1998-06-03)
CONTEXT: Previous studies have documented that cancer patients tend
to overestimate the probability of long-term survival. If patient preferences
about the trade-offs between the risks and benefits associated with
alternative ...
Brief and Appendix For
(1984-12)
In Whose Voice? Composing a Life Song Collaboratively
(1991)
A formerly competent person who is unable to speak for herself poses
a poignant ethical dilemma for health-care providers. A fundamental principle
in these circumstances is to pursue the course of action the patient ...