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No Good Deed: A Story of Medicine, Murder Accusations, and the Debate over How We Die – The Nurses, the Patient, and the Journey to the Courtroom

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No Good Deed: A Story of Medicine, Murder Accusations, and the Debate over How We Die – The Nurses, the Patient, and the Journey to the Courtroom

Accomplished physician and researcher Dr. Lewis Cohen writes the untold story of two Massachusetts nurses, their struggles with end of life care, and how they were accused of murdering a patient. Captivating and powerful, No Good Deed explores what happens when decisions about end of life issues and the purpose of modern medicine move from the hospital to the courtroom to the church.
Country USA
Brand Harper Perennial
Manufacturer Harper Perennial
Binding Paperback
ItemPartNumber black & white illustrations
ReleaseDate 2011-03-08
UnitCount 1
EANs 9780061721779

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