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PDFThe decision making process regarding the withdrawal or withholding of potential life-saving treatments in a children's hospital
- Dr Karen Street, Knapp Cottage, Knapp Rd East, Thornbury BS35 2HJ. Phone: 01454 418877; E-mail: karen_street_khan{at}yahoo.co.uk
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The decision making process regarding the withdrawal or withholding of potential life-saving treatments in a children's hospital
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- First published October 1, 2000.
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October 01, 2000
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