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1. Resolving conflict and making decisions.

Author

Glajchen M and Zuckerman C

Subjects
Adult, Attitude to Death, Delirium etiology, Female, Hospice Care legislation & jurisprudence, Humans, Male, Patient Advocacy, Prognosis, Proxy legislation & jurisprudence, Religion and Psychology, Advance Directives, Cardiomyopathy, Dilated complications, Conflict, Psychological, Decision Making, Delirium therapy, Hospice Care psychology, Mothers psychology, Negotiating methods, Negotiating psychology, Proxy psychology, Spouses psychology
Published
2001
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2. Looking beyond the law to improve end-of-life care.

Author

Zuckerman C

Subjects
Advance Care Planning, Advance Directives, Government Regulation, Humans, Legislation as Topic ethics, Legislation as Topic trends, Liability, Legal, Palliative Care ethics, Palliative Care legislation & jurisprudence, Palliative Care standards, Patient Self-Determination Act, Personal Autonomy, Right to Die legislation & jurisprudence, Supreme Court Decisions, Terminal Care ethics, Terminal Care legislation & jurisprudence, Treatment Refusal legislation & jurisprudence, United States, Decision Making ethics, Terminal Care standards, Withholding Treatment legislation & jurisprudence
Published
1999

3. Clinical ethics in geriatric care settings.

Author

Zuckerman C

Subjects
Chronic Disease, Ethics Committees, Ethics Committees, Clinical, Family, Freedom, Home Care Services, Humans, Interdisciplinary Communication, Interprofessional Relations, Long-Term Care, Negotiating, Nursing Homes, Patient Care Team, Personal Autonomy, Aged, Decision Making, Ethics, Clinical, Ethics, Medical, Patient Care
Published
1994

4. The ethics of home care: autonomy and accommodation.

Author

Collopy B, Dubler N, and Zuckerman C

Subjects
Altruism, Beneficence, Economics, Evaluation Studies as Topic, Family Relations, Federal Government, Financial Support, Government, Government Regulation, Humans, Industry, Paternalism, Public Policy, Risk, Risk Assessment, Social Control, Formal, Socioeconomic Factors, State Government, Stress, Psychological, Treatment Refusal, United States, Aged, Chronic Disease, Decision Making, Delivery of Health Care, Family, Freedom, Health Care Rationing, Health Personnel, Home Care Services, Patient Care, Personal Autonomy, Resource Allocation, Social Welfare
Abstract

The following report offers an initial exploration of home care and its distinctive ethical problems, particularly in the area of autonomy and allocation, and specifically with regard to the frail elderly...The principal source of the report was a...research project of The Hastings Center and the Division of Legal and Ethical Issues in Health Care at Montefiore Medical Center. This project was part of a...program in which the Retirement Research Foundation supported...research projects on the autonomy of the elderly in long term care... Additional material...comes from a Hastings Center project... This earlier project involved a comparative study of home care for the elderly and community-based care of the mentally ill. It provided an initial exploration of many of the ethical issues crucial to this report....

Published
1990

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