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Ethical implications of nutrition therapy at the end of life

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BOWER, Katie L. | SHILLING, Danielle M. | BONNES, Sara L. | SHAH, Apeksha | LAWSON, Christy M. | COLLIER, Bryan R. | WHITEHEAD, Phyllis B.

A treatment should be offered if there is expectation of benefit, but clinicians are not obligated to offer non-beneficial treatments. A decision to proceed or not should be based on the patient’s values and preferences, a discussion of all potential outcomes, prognosis for given outcomes taking into consideration disease trajectory and functional status, and physician guidance provided in the form of a recommendation.

http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/s11894-023-00862-z

Voir la revue «Current gastroenterology reports, 25»

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