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Who Has the Right to End Life?

Rea, Karen (1993-03-25)

Dangers of the Bland Decision

Cole, A.P.; Duddington, J.G. (1993-02)

Medical Treatment Preferences of Nursing Home Residents: Relationship to Function and Concordance With Surrogate Decision-Makers

Gerety, Meghan B.; Chiodo, Laura K.; Kanten, Deanna N.; Tuley, Michael R.; Cornell, John E. (1993-09)

Contributions of Empirical Research to Medical Ethics

Pearlman, Robert A.; Miles, Steven H.; Arnold, Robert M. (1993-09)

Empirical research pertaining to cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), clinician behaviors related to do-not-resuscitate (DNR) orders and substituted judgment suggests potential contributions to medical ethics. Research quantifying ...

The Ambiguity of Clinical Intentions

Quill, Timothy E. (1993-09-30)

In summary, multilayered intentions are present in most, if not all, end-of-life decisions. To understand physicians' reluctance to stop life-sustaining treatment once it is started, or to prescribe adequate amounts of ...

Management of Patients in Persistent Vegetative State

Tudor, M.A.; Davis, Alison; Spencer, Seymour J.G.; Crisci, Claudio; Botros, Sophie; Walsh, James L.; McQueen, Moira M.; Norris, Peggy (1993-07-17)

What Is in a Euthanasia Request?

Frank, Arthur W. (1993)

The Relevance of Suffering and Identifying With Others When Allocating Resources, and Clinical Implications of the Elasticity of the Law

Howe, Edmund G. (1993)

Learning to Do No Harm

Gillett, Grant R. (1993-06)

The legalisation of euthanasia creates a certain tension when it is compared with those traditional medical principles that seem to embody respect for the sanctity of life. It also creates a real need for us to explore ...

Ethics, Outcomes, and Epistemology: How Should Imprecise Data Figure Into Health-Policy Formulation?

Dagi, Teo Forcht (1993)

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