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When un-resolvable conflicts are present among health care team and family members concerning futile

When un-resolvable conflicts are present among health care team and family members concerning futile treatment of a patient, who has the legal right to decide the management plan?
1. The patient's family or health care proxy determines the outcome.
2. The empowered nurse specialist coordinates the discussion among family members.
3. The hospital's ethics board dictates the final resolution.
4. The physician decides based on the hospital's ethics board's recommendation, the patient's desires, and any written advance directives.

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Understanding the Essentials of Critical Care Nursing

Edition: 2^nd

Authors: Perrin, MacLeod

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WOW, that makes total sense, perfect explanation

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Let me know if you need even more of an explanation

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