The Balancing Act
In the ICU, people are experts at monitoring for physiologic deterioration. Miller question what's appropriate for a patient who is dying and uncomfortable but has ICU standard treatments ordered and a husband denying her prognosis. Among other things Miller details negotiating differing views...
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