Healthcare Quarterly
Healthcare Quarterly
14(2) April 2011
: 69-74.doi:10.12927/hcq.2013.22383
Abstract
In order to understand how to effectively approach end-of-life disputes, this study surveyed physicians' attitudes towards one process for resolving end-of-life disputes, namely, the Consent and Capacity Board of Ontario. In this case, the process involved examining interpretation of best interests between substitute decision-makers and medical teams.
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