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How can a person handle a situation when he or she felt that a provider's decision related to life-sustaining care, life support or intervention is inappropriate for the patient?

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In a situation in which an individual feels that the provider's decision in relation to life-sustaining care is inappropriate, the individual should first consult with the provider and ascertain the reasoning behind the provider's decision. The fact is, the provider is likely very knowledgeable about ...

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