Family members’ experiences of “wait and see” as a communication strategy in end-of-life decisions

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Ranveig Lind
Geir F. Lorem
Per Nortvedt
Olav Hevrøy
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[1] University Hospital of Northern Norway,Intensive Care Unit
[2] University of Tromsø,Department of Care and Health Sciences
[3] University of Oslo,Section for Medical Ethics
[4] Haukeland University Hospital,Intensive Care Unit
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Intensive Care Medicine | 2011年 / 37卷
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Intensive care; End of life; Decision-making; Communication; Family members;
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页码:1143 / 1150
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