法院判决支持继续治疗医学上无效的案件。

Hospital ethics Pub Date : 1994-05-01

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一个州的最高法院要求医院要求当地州检察官办公室仲裁“可接受的医疗和病人的愿望”之间的冲突，另一个法院适用联邦紧急医疗和积极劳动法案(EMTALA)要求医院稳定无脑儿童的呼吸窘迫。

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Court decisions side with continued treatment of medically futile cases.

Confusion reigns in the care of two medically futile cases as one state's supreme court requires hospitals to ask the local state attorney's office to arbitrate conflicts between "acceptable medical treatment and the patient's wishes," and another court applies the federal Emergency Medical Treatment and Active Labor Act (EMTALA) to require a hospital to stabilize an anencephalic child's respiratory distress.

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