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Do terminally ill patients benefit from artificial hydration? a literature review

By:

Mcandrew, L

Publication details: Theses (BSc Hons) : University of Manchester, 2004Subject(s):

Contents:

Introduction ; Definition of terms ; Methodology ; Symptom issues ; Appraising the research ; Decision making in the use of artificial hydration ; Ethical considerations ; Implications for nursing practice ; Conclusions ; Tables ; Reference list

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Reference book	David Adams Library (Royal Marsden) Librarians Office	M056 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Not for loan		0000004504

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