Kay Phelps; Emma Regen; David Oliver; Chris McDermott
Although clinicians were clear about the legality of withdrawal of treatment in theory,
the practice led to ethical and moral uncertainty and mixed feelings, with many
respondents experiencing negative reactions from other healthcare
professionals. The authors conclude that more guidance, open discussion about the ethical issues and education to support professionals is needed.
Fulltext available in BMJ Supportive and Palliative Care
Available in print in Arthur Rank Hospice Library, Cambridge
Fulltext available in BMJ Supportive and Palliative Care
Available in print in Arthur Rank Hospice Library, Cambridge