Nasogastric feeding at the end of life: a virtue ethics approach.
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Should Patients and Family be Involved in "Do Not Resuscitate" Decisions? Views of Oncology and Palliative Care Doctors and Nurses.A descriptive study of nasogastric tube feeding among geriatric inpatients in Malaysia: utilization, complications, and caregiver opinions.Feeding: what it means to patients and caregivers and how these views influence Singaporean Chinese caregivers' decisions to continue feeding at the end of life.Strategies for handling ethical problems in sudden and unexpected death.Best interests determination within the Singapore context.Caregivers Confronted With the Withdrawal of Artificial Nutrition at the End of Life: Prevalence of and Reasons for Experienced Difficulties.
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Nasogastric feeding at the end of life: a virtue ethics approach.
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scientific article published on 03 June 2011
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Nasogastric feeding at the end of life: a virtue ethics approach.
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Nasogastric feeding at the end of life: a virtue ethics approach.
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Nasogastric feeding at the end of life: a virtue ethics approach.
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Nasogastric feeding at the end of life: a virtue ethics approach.
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Nasogastric feeding at the end of life: a virtue ethics approach.
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Nasogastric feeding at the end of life: a virtue ethics approach.
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Lalit Krishna
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10.1177/0969733011403557
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2011-06-03T00:00:00Z