… for terminal discharge in a 10-year ICU data review study. It is not difficult to identify patients
who are discharged in … in the informed consent section of the discharge note. The difficulty in …

… 5) and animals were euthanized when the tumors ulcerated or … from each group collected
at euthanasia. Scale, 200 nm. … sequence for a secretion signal and a C-terminal human Fc …

… of the N-terminus (15): this suggests the possible existence of a similar trait in iso3. … that
previously unnoticed stealth polymorphs can take over and cause exacerbated neuronal spread. …

… • Sasha doesn’t have terminal cancer, but instead has a non-terminal physical illness, with …
citizenship, whose daughter was nonetheless refused discharge from a UK hospital for either …

… With data suggesting that concepts of MD may also differ between HCPs by virtue of their
practice and settings, we focus on the study of MD as conceived by physicians. Indeed, current …

Background A nurse’s role in caring for the dying is fraught with ethical, professional, and
psychosocial challenges that impact how they perceive their roles as professionals. When …

… The positions taken by the Advanced Medical Directive Act and Sections 309 and 306 of the
Penal Code outlaw physician-assisted suicide and euthanasia (PAS/E) in favor of honoring …

… The economic invisibility of women’s caring work both … in cases of euthanasia in women than
in men (70.4% versus 37.2%). … one occasion when planning for discharge home, ‘Does Mrs …

… Nina was told that, as a result, she would be discharged under the care of the relevant …
across policy, healthcare practice, and people’s everyday experiences with terminal illness. She …

Introduction: Caring for terminally ill children influences nurses’ and allied health provider’s
quality of life, ability to provide personalized, dignified and empathetic care and even their …