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1. The proverbial herb

Author

Hatcher, Tiffani, DePalma, Judith A., and Chu, Julie J.

Subjects
Medicine, Herbal -- Evaluation, Materia medica, Vegetable -- Health aspects, Dietary supplements -- Standards, Alternative medicine -- Evaluation, Drug-nutrient interactions -- Physiological aspects, Ginseng -- Health aspects, Diabetes -- Health aspects, Kidney cancer -- Causes of, Medicine, Chinese -- Complications, Health
Published
2001

5. Depression & your patient

Author

Isaacs, Ann and DePalma, Judith A.

Subjects
Hospital patients -- Psychological aspects, Depression, Mental -- Care and treatment, Health
Published
1998

8. Caring for adults with chronic cancer pain

Author

Bral, Ellen E. and DePalma, Judith A.

Subjects
Cancer pain -- Care and treatment, Terminal care -- Methods, Intractable pain -- Care and treatment, Health
Published
1998

12. Proposing an evidence-based policy process. (On the Scene)

Author

DePalma, Judith A.

Subjects
Evidence-based medicine -- Planning, Medical policy -- Evaluation, Nurses -- Political activity, Decision-making -- Planning, Nursing -- Practice, Health care industry -- Management, Health
Published
2002

14. Ethical issues in organ donation and transplantation: are we helping a few at the expense of many?

Author

DePalma, Judith A. and Townsend, Ricard

Subjects
Medical ethics -- Health aspects, Donation of organs, tissues, etc. -- Ethical aspects, Transplantation of organs, tissues, etc. -- Ethical aspects, Business, Health care industry
Abstract

Ethical problems surround organ donation and transplantation. The most appropriate context for discussing these issues is within the concept of universal health care. Most Americans support universal care, but few can agree on a definition. The high cost of transplantation and low numbers of persons benefiting from transplants exclude this benefit from most health plans. Implementing universal health care would increase organ availability while decreasing the number of eligible recipients.

Published
1996

30. On the Receiving End

Author

Bartunek, Jean M., primary, Rousseau, Denise M., additional, Rudolph, Jenny W., additional, and DePalma, Judith A., additional

Published
2006
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