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There are two ways to parse this sentence: 1) Doctors "choose between hospice and hospitals" at rates similar to everyone else, and 2) "Doctors choose hospice
by cbhl 9y ago
There are two ways to parse this sentence:
1) Doctors "choose between hospice and hospitals" at rates similar to everyone else, and
2) "Doctors choose hospice care" and "die at rates similar to everyone else" (despite preferring hospice care).
- tgb 9y agoWhich sentence? I wouldn't have read the parent's quoted sentence as either of those.