This book is possible through the collaboration of Warren County Philanthropic Partnership, Indianola Public Library and Hospice of Central Iowa. Includes bibliographical references.
Contents:
Twenty-five years after Quinlan : a review of the jurisprudence of death and dying / Norman L. Cantor. A comparison of hospice in the U.K. and the U.S. / Karen Y. Chapman, Lessie Bass -- Changing the game in the intensive care unit : letting nature take its course / Helen S. Chapple -- Beyond "death with dignity" : a hospice vignette / Douglas MacDonald -- What's in a name? / Bruce H. Chamberlain -- A caregiver's quandary : how am I to evaluate and respond to the other's suffering? / Clyde Nabe -- Palliative treatments of last resort : choosing the least harmful alternative / Timothy E. Quill, Barbara Coombs Lee, Sally Nunn -- Caring for the dying : congressional mischief / Marcia Angell -- House testimony on the Pain Relief Promotion Act of 1999 / Ann Jackson -- House testimony on the Pain Relief Promotion Act of 1999 / N. Gregory Hamilton Commentary : Existential suffering and palliative sedation : a brief commentary with a proposal for clinical guidelines / Paul Rousseau -- Palliative sedation vs. terminal sedation : what's in a name? / W. Clay Jackson -- Spirituality and care at the end of life / Myles N. Sheehan -- Spiritual care at the end of life / Tad Dunne -- Control theory in dying : what do we know? / Susan Redding -- In search of a good death : observations of patients, families, and providers / Karen E. Steinhauser ... ... [et al.] -- The Jewish patient and terminal dehydration : a hospice ethical dilemma / Janet Bodell, Marie-Ange Weng -- Avoiding family feuds : responding to surrogate demands for life-sustaining interventions / Ann Alpers, Bernard Lo -- Commentary : anxieties as a legal impediment to the doctor-proxy relationship / Marshall B. Kapp -- Commentary : from contract to covenant in advance-care planning / Joseph J. Fins -- Twenty-five years after Quinlan : a review of the jurisprudence of death and dying / Norman L. Cantor.
This resource is supported by the Institute of Museum and Library Services under the provisions of the Library Services and Technology Act as administered by State Library of Iowa.