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Reply: Conscientious objection to deceased organ donation by healthcare professionals
Journal of the Intensive Care Society 19 (4):NP1 (2018)
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Here we respond to Shaw et al., and show why the application of Conscientious Objection cannot be dismissed from cases of organ donation, where the donor is presumed to be dead.Author's Profile
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