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Wiktionary
- n. Termination of the sale or support for goods and services.
- n. medicine Medical care options, primarily for patients who are considered critically ill.
Examples
“In 2008 then Governor Palin signed a proclamation making April advance directive month encouraging all Alaskan's to discuss with their doctors and family in establishing end-of-life advance directives (living wills).”
“How can Palin "claim victory" because the end-of-life consultation provision was removed from the proposed legislation.”
“This law has been used very little because in Oregon we also have superb health care, hospitals, and the best medical specialists in AMERICA to help us with end-of-life decisions.”
“On another note, end-of-life consultations are a very important step for anyone (and their family) facing that kind of situation.”
“So either Republicans were for death panels in 2003 before turning against them now – or they're lying about end-of-life counseling in order to frighten the bejeezus out of their fellow citizens and defeat health reform by any means necessary.”
“While the end-of-life provision is being overblown, the issue at concern is that one of the "number of years" that a patient has left to enjoy the outcome of a procedure would be considered in the cost-benefit assessment.”
Cafferty: Are you interested in Palin's views on health care reform?
“She herself proclaimed Health Care Decisions Day in Alaska, which exists for the very purpose of helping people with end-of-life decision.”
“Rather, a House committee passed a provision that would let Medicare reimburse seniors who want counseling on end-of-life issues.”
Cafferty: Are you interested in Palin's views on health care reform?
“She was for end-of-life consultaion in 2008 before she changed the words to 'death panels' in 2009 as she trys to hold onto her power over the fringe-right following her quitting on the people of Alaska. fellow american”
“Anyone who has ever had to deal with a dying family member knows that honoring the patient's wishes regarding palliative care, hospice provisions and end-of-life treatment is extremely helpful and comforting.”
Doctors', seniors' advocacy groups defend health-care overhaul
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