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Of the 1,578 individuals interviewed, 423 of their family members had cancer listed as the leading cause of death on the decedent's death certificate.
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The holdings of adecedentwith no lineal descendants and no designated heirs reverted back to the community for reassignment.
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They looked not only at the decedent's and nextof-kin's age, but also for any indication about donation made by the decedents on their driving licenses.
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The strongest predictor of high end-of-life caregiver strain was the severity of the decedents' symptom distress.
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As caregivers at the end of life, men are less common and less likely to report caregiver strain anddecedentsymptom distress.
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One can argue a very strong case for kitchen equipment comprising goods that are indistinguishable in the inventories of male and female decedents.
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More than half of these decedents -27- are secondary interments, which means that 84% of the secondary individuals are par t of multiple burials.
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The decedent's ancestral patronym group had first claim, followed by his or her ancestral customary subdivision (see below).
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Neither her immediate in-laws nor the decedent's patronym group had grounds to challenge her.
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There were no statistically significant differences with regard to decedents' gender.
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For the 25 husbands, sons, wives, and daughters who reported the highest levels of strain, we also analyzed caregivers' description of the decedent's last few days of life.
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This style of multiple burial- with various age combinations-implies familial relations among the decedents, especially in the five examples in which a secondary interment was placed with a primary one.
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Approximately three quarters of bereaved family members of decedents in all groups perceived the overall quality of care as excellent; however, opportunities to improve care were also identified.
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Does it also matter who is asked for permission for donation, how old thedecedentwas, and whether the decedent had explicitly consented to the process?
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But as emphasized above, routine recovery would come into play only after brain death is declared - a determination that is made before thedecedentis taken to the operating room.
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The authors conclude that higher consent rates from older decedents and next-of-kin with specific relations to thedecedenthave implications for policies to maximize corneal (and probably other organ) procurement.
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Upward accumulation refers to accumulating on each node information about all decedents.
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