Building a successful DCD program: Planning and leading change

Building a successful DCD program: Planning and leading change

In Canada, there is a growing gap between the number of organs donated each year and the number of organs needed for transplant. This gap is forcing health care professionals to re-examine end-of-life care and donation practices. In 2005, a national forum created recommendations for the development...

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Veröffentlicht in:The Canadian journal of critical care nursing 2008-10, Vol.19 (3), p.17
Hauptverfasser: Chambers-Evans, Jane, Goulet, Lisa, Sherry, Wendy, Rose, Patricia, Vigeant, Danielle, Fullerton, Louise, Paquet, France
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