Not Wanting Dialysis Does Not Necessarily Mean Non-Acceptance—Words Matter

American Journal of Bioethics 23 (8):94-96 (2023)
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The ethics consultant should consider addressing the following questions to help the involved parties decide how best to proceed: Were the implications of a no-dialysis decision understood?Is it kn...

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