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Seriously Ill Hospitalized Adults: Do We Spend Less on Older Patients?
(1996-09)
OBJECTIVE: To determine the effect of age on hospital resource use
for seriously ill adults, and to explore whether age-related differences in
resource use are explained by patients' severity of illness and preferences
for ...
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 ...
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, ...