Having the difficult conversations about the end of life

Stephen Barclay, JaneMaree Maher

BMJ · 2010 · 60 citations · 16 references

Concepts

Abstract

Clinicians need to create repeated opportunities for patients to talk about their future and end of life care, guided by the patient as to timing, pace, and content of such talks, and respecting the wishes of those who do not want to discuss such matters

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