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Proxy Decision Making for Incompetent Patients: An Ethical and Empirical Analysis
(1992-04-15)
Conclusions: The recent trend has been to rely on proxy decision
making for incompetent patients. Support for proxy decision making has failed
to acknowledge the growing body of ethical and empirical research suggesting
that ...
Guidelines for Nursing Homes Raise Some Questions
(1983-12)
In June 1983, a task force appointed by the Minnesota Board on Aging
issued a set of guidelines designed to improve the process of making decisions
about when to provide "supportive care," i.e., "care and treatment to ...
Comments on Ethical Protocol
(1982-09)
Double Jeopardy and the Use of QALYs in Health Care Allocation
(1995-06)
The use of the Quality Adjusted Life-Year (QALY) as a measure of the
benefit obtained from health care expenditure has been attacked on the ground
that it gives a lower value to preserving the lives of people with a ...