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R A Pearlman¹, R F Uhlmann, N S Jecker

¹Seattle VA Medical Center.

The Journal of Clinical Ethics

|January 1, 1992

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Keywords:

Analytical Approach Death and Euthanasia Empirical Approach Professional Patient Relationship Seattle

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