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Ethics
(1995-06-07)
Comments on Ethical Protocol
(1982-09)
The Illusion of Patient Choice in End-of-Life Decisions
(1992-04-15)
Over the past two decades a societal consensus has developed around
the principle that decisions about life-sustaining treatment should be guided
by patient self-determination. According to the President's Commission, ...
Living Related Donation in Lung Transplantation: Ethical Considerations
(1995-09-11)
Lung transplantation has become an established rescue therapy for
patients with end-stage disease. The major problem, however, is the shortage
of organ donors. Living related donation has been successful in kidney and
liver ...
Government Intercedes in `Baby Jane Doe'
(1983-11-25)
Holden outlines events in the "Baby Jane Doe" case leading up to a
Department of Justice suit in November 1983 against the State University
Hospital in Stony Brook, New York, to obtain the infant's medical records.
Parents ...
Easing the Burden of Decisionmaking in Futile Situations
(1995-09)
The prolongation of human life, that is devoid of quality, creates
significant financial and emotional burdens for patients, families, medical
care providers, and society. Healthcare providers acknowledge that there ...