TOPIC:
Terminally ill patients may have specific wishes about the way they want their lives to end. Families may struggle with the decision to end life support for a loved one. Healthcare practitioners and clinical leaders need to be prepared to handle end-of-life issues as well as problems encountered in dealing with elderly patients who may not be able to make rational decisions on their own.
Your proposal must include:
The original, broad topic with which you started.
The narrower, more specific topic your paper will consider.
Ethical questions and issues this topic raises.
Initial questions you have about this topic.
Your proposal should be 8-10 sentences, formatted in APA style, and use correct grammar, spelling, and punctuation.
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TOPIC:
Patients who are nearing the end of their lives may have particular requests about how they want their lives to end. Families may struggle with the decision to remove a loved one’s life support. Healthcare practitioners and clinical leaders must be prepared to deal with end-of-life difficulties as well as issues that may arise while dealing with elderly patients who are unable to make logical decisions on their own.
Your proposal must include the following:
The first, wide topic with which you began.
The narrower and more specialized the topic of your paper.
This topic involves ethical considerations and issues.
Initial questions you have about this topic.
Your proposal should be 8-10 sentences, formatted in APA style, and use correct grammar, spelling, and punctuation.
