“What they didn’t tell you about CPR and PEG feeds” End of life decision making and clinically ineffective medical treatment. Richard Polkinghorn (BSW, LLB, M Hlth M Law)

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Date: 2008-03-30 18:38:48 Ethics Informed consent Legal terms Medical law Dementia Futile medical care Starson v. Swayze Surrogate decision-maker Medicine Medical ethics Health		“What they didn’t tell you about CPR and PEG feeds” End of life decision making and clinically ineffective medical treatment. Richard Polkinghorn (BSW, LLB, M Hlth M Law) Add to Reading List Source URL: www.agac.org.au Download Document from Source Website File Size: 347,08 KB Share Document on Facebook

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