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This book offers convenient access to details about the benefits, disadvantages and difficulties of publishing high-technology health good care into the house good care programs. It is both a illustrative report of research-based findings, and an interpretive analysis of major problems and policies in the distribution of technology-enhanced good care. The writers bring to the leading edge evidence-based current house good care practices, such as ventilator therapy and artificial nutrition infusion pumps, and develop them through complete conversations of legal, moral and management problems they include. Agency directors as well as in-home direct companies like nurses and social workers, will find essential details about a critical house good care distribution issue presented with quality and accessibility.

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