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Thomas Is an Intensive Care Doctor: 'Decisions About Patients Often Come Down to Life or Death'
Thomas Ottens, a 40-year-old intensivist at HagaZiekenhuis in Rotterdam, discusses the emotional weight of his role coordinating life-saving treatments for critically ill patients. He describes the difficulty of making irreversible decisions about continuing or stopping care, while also finding fulfillment in patient recoveries and the meaningful impact of his work.
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