“Thanks Doc, But I Prefer to Stay” ̶ Finding Our Way Out of Contentious Hospital Discharge Planning

American Journal of Bioethics 21 (7):88-90 (2021)
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This is a complex case of a younger man with unclear social supports and a disabling diabetic infection that is limiting his ability to be and possibly feel productive. The patient appears to be ha...

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