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The "unbefriended" patient does not demonstrate capacity to make their own medical decisions, does not have an advance directive, and lacks a surrogate decision maker. For these patients without a designated health care proxy, hospitals may need to petition for public guardianship, a notoriously arduous process with undefined impact on hospital resources. The objective of this study was to describe the characteristics, system needs, and financial impact of unrepresented inpatients in an academic, tertiary care, urban medical center. The Northwestern
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