Determinants of acceptance of end-of-life interventions: a comparison between withdrawing life-prolonging treatment and euthanasia in Austria

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Erwin Stolz
Franziska Großschädl
Hannes Mayerl
Éva Rásky
Wolfgang Freidl
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[1] Medical University of Graz,Institute of Social Medicine and Epidemiology
[2] Medical University of Graz,Institute of Nursing Science
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Withdrawal of life-prolonging treatment; Euthanasia; Acceptance; Determinants;
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