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Open Peer Commentaries

Damage Compounded or Damage Lessened? Disparate Impact or the Compromises of Multiculturalism?

Sarah E. Shannon University of Washington
Pages 27-28 | Published online: 23 Nov 2006

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Mary Ellen Wojtasiewicz. (2006) Response to Open Peer Commentaries on “Damage Compounded: Disparities, Distrust, and Disparate Impact in End-of-Life Conflict Resolution Policies”. The American Journal of Bioethics 6:5, pages W30-W32.
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Maureen Coombs, Tracy Long-Sutehall & Sarah Shannon. (2010) International dialogue on end of life: challenges in the UK and USA. Nursing in Critical Care 15:5, pages 234-240.
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