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Surrogate Decision-Making for Older Adults With and Without Dementia.
End-of-life care for older individuals in the US frequently includes interventions that may be burdensome and inconsistent with patient preferences. Few experimental studies have assessed potentially modifiable factors associated with surrogate recommendations.
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