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Is Economic Hardship on the Families of the Seriously Ill Associated With Patient and Surrogate Care Preferences?
(1996-08-12)
BACKGROUND: Serious illness often causes economic hardship for
patients' families. However, it is not known whether this hardship is
associated with a preference for the goal of care to focus on maximizing
comfort instead ...
Patient Preferences for Communication With Physicians About End-of-Life Decisions
(1997-07-01)
BACKGROUND: Physicians are frequently unaware of patient preferences
for end-of-life care. Identifying and exploring barriers to patient-physician
communication about end-of-life issues may help guide physicians and ...
The Dying Experience
(1997-08-01)
Choices of Seriously Ill Patients About Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation: Correlates and Outcomes
(1996-02)
PURPOSE: For patients hospitalized with serious illnesses, we
identified factors associated with a stated preference to forgo
cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), examined physician-patient communication
about these issues, ...
The Illusion of End-of-Life Resource Savings With Advance Directives
(1997-04)
OBJECTIVE: Would increasing the documentation of advance directives
(ADs) lead to a reduction in resource utilization? We examined this question
by conducting three secondary analyses: (1) we tested for a change in ...