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In Brief Critical care nurses are often faced with working with families during the end-of-life care of a loved one. Often there is indecisiveness in family members of critically ill patients when faced with making these difficult decisions. The purpose of this manuscript is to describe origins of indecisiveness in family members of critically ill patients who are faced with end-of-life care decisions. Strategies to empower family members during this crucial time are also discussed. The purpose of this article is to describe the origins of indecisiveness in family members of critically ill patients who are faced with end-of-life care decisions. The article also discusses strategies to empower family members during this time of crisis.
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