Abstract
This article is the third of a six-part JAMDA series devoted to medical ethics in the nursing home. In each issue, a case is presented from the Ethics Committee at the Hebrew Rehabilitation Center for Aged (HRCA) in Boston, Massachusetts. After a description of the case and a discussion of the ethical issues that the case raises, Dr. Steven Levenson discusses the implications for medical directors.
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