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Prachi Shah1, Thet Han Aung2, Richard Ferguson3
1Department of family and community medicine, UTHSCA. Medical Director, NE Baptist Wound Healing Center, 8811 Village Drive, San Antonio, TX 78205, USA.
Abstract:
Today, an advance in clinical medicine and public health has given patients the opportunity to live longer and more productive lives despite progressive illnesses. For some patients, however, this progress has resulted in prolonged dying which is associated with huge emotional and financial expenses. A review article is written based on proceedings of panel discussion on Ethical Consideration in wound treatment of the elderly patient on July 25, 2015, Baptist Wound Symposium at Marriot Northwest, San Antonio, Texas.
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