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1.I don’t think it was fair. The nurses did their best with the limited supplies they had. Pou got in trouble for trying to do right by her patients but patient care was tough due to short staffing and lack of supplies.
2.The info on murders in New Orleans shows how chaotic the situation was during Katrina at Memorial Medical Center.
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4.The historical perspectives on mercy killing offer a range of views influenced by societal changes, medical progress, ethics, and religious beliefs, but might miss some cultural viewpoints.
5.Dr. Pou’s attorney had difficulty finding precise AMA guidelines for comfort care in disasters, while Arthur Caplan emphasized the complexities healthcare workers faced; post-Katrina, the AMA updated guidelines to better address end-of-life care in crises.
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