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Advance Care Planning: Priorities for Ethical and Empirical Research

Teno, Joan M.; Nelson, Hilde Lindemann; Lynn, Joanne (1994-11)

In Whose Voice? Composing a Life Song Collaboratively

Aumann, Gretchen M.-E.; Cole, Thomas R.; Lynn, Joanne (1991)

A formerly competent person who is unable to speak for herself poses a poignant ethical dilemma for health-care providers. A fundamental principle in these circumstances is to pursue the course of action the patient ...

Dementia and Advance-Care Planning: Perspectives From Three Countries on Ethics and Epidemiology

Lynn, Joanne; Teno, Joan; Dresser, Rebecca; Brock, Dan; Nelson, Hilde Lindemann; Nelson, James Lindemann; Kielstein, Rita; Fukuchi, Yoshinosuke; Lu, Dan; Itakura, Haruka (1999)

Functional Status Among Survivors of in-Hospital Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation

FitzGerald, John D.; Wenger, Neil S.; Califf, Robert M.; Phillips, Russell S.; Desbiens, Norman A.; Liu, Honghu; Lynn, Joanne; Wu, Albert W.; Connors, Alfred F.; Oye, Robert K. (1997-01-13)

OBJECTIVES: To describe functional outcomes of seriously III patients who survived 2 months after in-hospital cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and to identify patient and clinical characteristics associated with ...

After Cruzan -- the Work to Be Done

Glover, Jacqueline J.; Lynn, Joanne (1991-04)

Ethical Issues in Caring for Elderly Residents of Nursing Homes

Lynn, Joanne (1986-06)

Dying and Dementia

Lynn, Joanne (1986-10)

Prognosis-Based Futility Guidelines: Does Anyone Win?

Teno, Joan M.; Murphy, Donald; Lynn, Joanne; Tosteson, Anna; Desbiens, Norman; Connors, Alfred F.; Hamel, Mary Beth; Wu, Albert; Phillips, Russell; Wenger, Neil; Harrell, Frank; Knaus, William A. (1994-11)

An 88-Year-Old Woman Facing the End of Life

Lynn, Joanne (1997-05-28)

Patient Preferences for Communication With Physicians About End-of-Life Decisions

Hofmann, Jan C.; Wenger, Neil S.; Davis, Roger B.; Teno, Joan; Connors, Alfred F.; Desbiens, Norman; Lynn, Joanne; Phillips, Russell S. (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 ...