Late Referrals to Hospice Continue, Due Largely to 'Fear and Stigma'.
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Ethics of Genomics Consent: Little Is Known on This Issue.
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Ethical Concerns With Quality Ratings of Nursing Homes.
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Ethics of Genetic Research on Alcohol Addiction.
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Law Enforcement Requests Conflict With Nurses' Ethical Obligations.
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Complex Research Ethics Question? Consultants Offer Their Expertise.
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Ethical Responses if Surrogate Is Unfit for Role: Some decision-makers 'incapacitated, uncaring, or even nefarious'.
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Providing Care Viewed as Futile or Unnecessary Linked to Physician Burnout, Intention to Quit: Ethics can do a lot to support clinical team.
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Revised Guidelines, New Data Shed Light on Palliative Care.
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