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However, only in rare cases, patients brought to an emergency department would refuse treatment if only they could do so. This raises the question of how ... Mar 21, 2024 ... If Marley's cancer had been treated early, it could have possibly been cured. However he refused the recommended treatment, surgical removal of ... ... would not be surprised if the patient died within the next year. (s) “Reasonably available” shall mean readily able to be contacted without undue effort and ... Some would argue, “Is it fair to include the 15 patients who died before receiving the intervention (medical management + surgery)?” Yes. Removing patients from ... ... treatment even when there is a good possibility that the patient would have refused? ... death might be a possibility if a transfusion were not given. Hence, if these patients had not had autopsies, they would have been classified as “sudden unexpected.” Of the 15 patients with acute MI on autopsy who died of ... Sep 4, 2023 ... Martha's Rule would give patients the right to call for an urgent second opinion, which could have prevented the unforgivable mistakes made in her case. Aug 23, 2022 ... A hospital's cost calculator said her procedure would be $1400 for patients without insurance. Instead, the bill was almost $18000 and, ... Dec 27, 2024 ... An NBC News investigation found that a cancer diagnosis, already a crushing blow to patients, is often compounded by insurance company denials. ... patient would have wanted treatment to be withdrawn under the circumstances. ... who withheld or withdrew treatment need not intend to hasten death. The ...