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Respecting the right to refuse: is decision-making capacity disproportionately challenged in patients declining medical care in order to treat?
This study aimed to determine the proportion of capacity challenges for refusal of care, the risk factors that may trigger challenges to capacity and to consider the implications of challenging capacity.
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