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Practical Implications for Health Care Providers in a Physician-Assisted Suicide Environment
In this Article, I present key practical implications that the attorney and health care providers need to consider. I also present implications for public policy. I do not take a stand in the Article for or against physician-assisted suicide, either morally, ethically, or legally. Other articles i
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