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Is There a Right to Futile Treatment? the Case of a Dying Patient With AIDS
Creator
Gold, Jay Alexander
Jablonski, Daniel F.
Christensen, Paul J.
Shapiro, Robyn S.
Schiedermayer, David L.
Bibliographic Citation
Journal of Clinical Ethics. 1990 Spring; 1(1): 19-23.
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Date
1990
Subject
Advance Directives
;
Aids
;
Allowing to Die
;
Autonomy
;
Communication
;
Competence
;
Conscience
;
Consent
;
Deception
;
Decision Making
;
Family Members
;
Futility
;
Health
;
Health Personnel
;
Life
;
Moral Policy
;
Patients
;
Physician Patient Relationship
;
Physicians
;
Policy Analysis
;
Professional Competence
;
Prognosis
;
Prolongation of Life
;
Quality of Life
;
Renal Dialysis
;
Resource Allocation
;
Resuscitation
;
Resuscitation Orders
;
Right to Die
;
Risks and Benefits
;
Standards
;
Suffering
;
Terminally Ill
;
Treatment Refusal
;
Trust
;
Values
;
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Is There a Right to Futile Treatment? The Case of a Dying Patient With AIDS
Gold, Jay Alexander; Jablonski, Daniel F.; Christensen, Paul J.; Shapiro, Robyn S.
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1990-03
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