Whose Neglect? Exploring Patient and Caregiver Boundaries in Advanced Dementia

American Journal of Bioethics 22 (1):71-72 (2022)
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Seasoned clinical ethics consultants are likely familiar with concerns brought to them about the home environment for a vulnerable patient not meeting criteria for a “safe discharge.” For some pati...

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