Brody asserts that interventions that prolong life and those that relieve suffering are not easily made at the bedside.

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Brody argues that decisions about end-of-life care and interventions that balance prolonging life and relieving suffering are complex and difficult to make at the bedside. They require thoughtful consideration of patient values, goals of care, and potential outcomes, as well as input from the patient, family, and healthcare team.

Brody Asserts That Interventions That Prolong Life and Those That