The paper's called: The role of doctors' religious faith and ethnicity in taking ethically controversial decisions during end-of-life care.
And to cut to the chase, a Doctor who is self described as religious is far less likely to prescribe treatment that may hasten death than one who is self described as atheist or agnostic.
Any surprises here?
And to cut to the chase, a Doctor who is self described as religious is far less likely to prescribe treatment that may hasten death than one who is self described as atheist or agnostic.
Any surprises here?