BMJ · 1990 · 764 citations · 7 references
Patients with cancer are much more likely to opt for radical treatment with minimal chance of benefit than people who do not have cancer, including medical and nursing professionals. This could be taken into account when discussing treatment options with patients and their relatives.
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Who should measure quality of life, the doctor or the patient?
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Disclosure of Information to Patients in Medical Care
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