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Responding to autonomy and disempowerment at the time of a sudden death
1Leeds General Infirmary, UK.
Accident and Emergency Nursing
|February 29, 2000
Abstract:
This paper examines the difficulty of giving people choices and recognising their autonomy at the time of a sudden death. It discusses how they achieve this whilst disempowered and frightened.
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