The ethics of withdrawing artificial food and fluid from terminally ill patients: an end-of-life dilemma for Japanese nurses and families.
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A pilot study of selected Japanese nurses' ideas on patient advocacy.Decision-making about artificial feeding in end-of-life care: literature review.Perceptions of health professionals on subcutaneous hydration in palliative care: A qualitative study.Ethical concerns: comparison of values from two cultures.Nurses' ethical decision-making role in artificial nutritional support.Korean nursing students' ethical problems and ethical decision making.
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The ethics of withdrawing artificial food and fluid from terminally ill patients: an end-of-life dilemma for Japanese nurses and families.
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Anne J Davis
Emiko Konishi
Toshiaki Aiba
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10.1191/0969733002NE477OA
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2002-01-01T00:00:00Z