BRIDGE项目——残疾人参与他们的医疗保健决策。

Bioethics forum Pub Date : 1999-01-01

D F Reynolds

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BRIDGE项目是一个复杂的活动，通过这些活动，受重大精神疾病、发育残疾或衰老影响的个人参与到他们的医疗保健决策中来。这篇文章通过Julia Warren, Theresa Draper和Jim Overstreet的深刻故事来解释BRIDGE的发展。

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Project BRIDGE--people with disabilities participate in their health care decisions.

Project BRIDGE is a complex of activities through which individuals affected by major mental illness, developmental disability, or the effects of aging become engaged in their health care decision making. This article explains the development of BRIDGE through the profound stories of Julia Warren, Theresa Draper, and Jim Overstreet.

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