Confusion about End of Life
The findings make sense, in a way. Why would patients
feel any urgency about discussing or documenting their decisions about the end
of life if they think that’s going to be an instantaneous or two-day process?
Or if they have no idea what might occur?
Links:
- Article, Among the Very Ill, Confusion About Life’s End, Paula Span, New York Times, June 4, 2012
- Podcast, Adding an Agent to "The Talk", Helen Emmott and Sandy Silva, The Bioethics Channel, March 22, 2012
Labels: aging and end of life; advance care planning; medical ethics; medical futility
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