Your patient is a 10-year girl who was in a severe car accident. The physicians have told her parents that she is “brain dead”

Your patient is a 10-year girl who was in a severe car accident. The physicians have told her parents that she is “brain dead” (supported by multiple EEGs) and needs to be taken off life support. The parents do not believe their daughter is brain dead and think they have seen her respond to them. They want her moved to a long-term care facility with ventilator support and insertion of a feeding tube. They believe a miracle will occur and she will wake up. How should the nurse support the patient and the family? What ethical principles are involved here? What role does the Ethics Committee serve in this situation?