Pressuring Mrs Thomas to accept treatment: a case history

Journal of Medical Ethics 24 (5):320-321 (1998)
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Abstract

A general practitioner (GP) recounts events which unfolded after visiting a patient at home. She was found to be suffering from an entirely curable clinical condition which was worsening as a result of refusal to accept effective medical treatment. The effects upon a grown-up son of the patient's refusal, and the increasing burden of care falling upon local district nursing services, were factors which influenced the GP's thinking and decision making

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