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Should Physicians Withhold Life-Sustaining Care From Patients Who Are Not Terminally Ill?
(1988-01-16)
Two 1987 New Jersey Supreme Court rulings,
Cancer and Maybe a Baby?
(1994-11)
Advance Directives for Medical Care -- a Case for Greater Use
(1991-03-28)
This study examined in detail patient and public attitudes toward
advance directives. A group of primary care outpatients and a sample of the
Boston general public were interviewed to answer questions about interest ...
Commentary on Discussions About Life-Sustaining Treatments
(1994)
It is possible that success in increasing the use of advance-care
directives could best be achieved by focussing our interventions on the
"planners."
Preserving Community in Health Care
(1997-02)
There are two prominent trends in health care today: first,
increasing demands for accountability, and second, increasing provision of
care through managed care organizations. These trends promote the question:
What form ...
The Baby Doe Controversy
(1986-09-11)
The Practice of Euthanasia and Physician-Assisted Suicide in the United States: Adherence to Proposed Safeguards and Effects on Physicians
(1998-08-12)
CONTEXT: Despite intense debates about legalization, there are few
data examining the details of actual euthanasia and physician-assisted suicide
(PAS) cases in the United States. OBJECTIVE: To determine whether the
practices ...