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Palliative Care: Publications and Resources

Summary: Disabled World's End of Life and Palliative Care Information category offers a range of publications, including research papers, observational studies, announcements, and notifications, addressing diverse topics such as ethical and religious barriers to medical aid in dying, the impact of writing therapy for cancer patients, proposed changes to medical assistance in dying legislation, and defining wisdom at the end of life. These articles often provide data, analysis, and insights that can be useful for individuals with disabilities, seniors, and their caregivers, as well as medical professionals, by shedding light on important considerations, decisions, and support systems related to end-of-life care.

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Palliative Care: Publications and Resources
Title of
Document
Paper
Author
Peer
Review
Preface / PostfaceReference
Number
Publish
Date
Updated / Revised
Exploring the Prevalence and Impact of Ethical and Religious Barriers to Medical Aid in DyingUniversity of Colorado Anschutz Medical CampusYesDW-A0147992024/05/31
Writing Therapy Provides Solace for Advanced Cancer Patients Facing Their FearsUniversity of Colorado at BoulderYesDW-A0147502024/04/22
Proposed Changes to Medical Assistance in Dying Legislation : Canadian GovernmentDepartment of Justice CanadaYesDW-A0138892020/10/072023/09/27
Palliative Care Findings on Caregiver Depression, LGBT Partners, Moral DistressLoyola University Health SystemDW-A0132692018/02/20
Defining the Changing Nature of Wisdom at the End of LifeUniversity of California - San DiegoDW-A0132372018/01/25
Significant Blood Pressure Drop Precedes Death by Over a DecadeUniversity of ConnecticutYesDW-A0131382017/12/052024/06/11
How Do Doctors Make Decisions When Managing Care for Critically & Terminally Ill Patients?The Dartmouth Institute for Health Policy & Clinical PracticeYesDW-A0131372017/12/052023/09/17
End-of-life Care for Seniors in Nursing Homes - Call to ActionIndiana UniversityDW-A0112692015/02/192017/06/28
Bill to Charge Doctors with Homicide for Providing Aid in Dying DefeatedCompassion & ChoicesDW-A0112612015/02/182024/05/31
Disability Advocates Preparing to Oppose Assisted Suicide BillsNot Dead YetDW-A0111222015/01/15
City of West Hollywood Passes Death with Dignity ResolutionCity of West HollywoodDW-A0108782014/11/21
US Health System Not Designed to Meet Patients Nearing End of Life NeedsNational Academy of SciencesDW-A0106072014/09/182021/05/18
Questions to Discuss with Parents About Their End-of-Life CareHospice Foundation of AmericaDW-A0104642014/07/22
Psychiatric Advance Directives (PAD)Thomas C. WeissDW-A0101312014/03/052021/08/30
Hospice Workers and Physician Assisted Death LawsIan C. LangtreeDW-A098262013/07/222022/01/23
Vermont Death-with-Dignity LawIan C. LangtreeDW-A097272013/05/202022/02/10
Nursing Home Sued for Violating End-of-Life DirectiveCompassion & ChoicesDW-A097172013/05/152021/11/18
Meeting Standards for Good Care Near the End of LifeHastings Center, Inc.DW-A097052013/05/09
Family Tensions and Spiritual Turmoil in End-of-Life CareCase Western Reserve UniversityYes✓ Preface
✓ Postface
DW-A095822013/02/182025/02/24
Early End of Life Care Discussion Equals Less Aggressive Care LaterAmerican Society of Clinical OncologyDW-A094152012/11/152022/01/14
Facebook Organ and Tissue Donation FeatureThe Hastings CenterDW-A092692012/09/122021/11/08
Health-care Costs at End of Life Often Exceeds Total AssetsThe Mount Sinai HospitalDW-A092592012/09/082022/02/08
Pancreatic Cancer - Making Hard ChoicesUniversity of Texas Medical Branch at GalvestonDW-A092152012/08/25
Do Not Resuscitate Rights for Developmentally Challenged and SeniorsAmerican Osteopathic AssociationDW-A091512012/07/242021/08/18
Disability Activists Urge Georgia Supreme Court to Uphold Prosecution of Final Exit NetworkNot Dead YetDW-A086102011/11/07
End-of-life Discussions Do Not Affect Survival RateWiley-BlackwellDW-A084992011/09/292018/01/26
End of Life Discussions for Heart FailureThe Heart Failure Society of AmericaDW-A084672011/09/202022/07/13
Pacific NW More Supportive of End of Life Care OptionsThe Regence FoundationDW-A081392011/07/07
Oregon Creation to Help Patients with Advanced IllnessOregon Health & Science UniversityDW-A079792011/06/16
Two-Thirds of Children in Palliative Care Programs Live Longer than a YearThe Children's Hospital of PhiladelphiaDW-A076142011/05/10
Awareness about End-of-Life Care is EssentialNational Hospice and Palliative Care OrganizationDW-A073422011/03/31
End-of-Life Health Care Treatment - Have Your SayAmedisysDW-A073412011/03/31
Idaho Bill Forces Dying Patients to Go Doctor ShoppingAARP IdahoDW-A073402011/03/31
Veterans and End of Life CareHospice Foundation of AmericaDW-A069502011/02/132011/03/31
Aging and End-of-Life Challenges in LGBT CommunityHospice Foundation of AmericaDW-A068882011/02/092022/06/09
Creating a Living Will and Power of Attorney - Your Final SayJari Holland BuckDW-A046562010/07/162014/03/04
Global Quality of Death Index - USA in 9th PlaceThe Lien FoundationDW-A046162010/07/142011/03/31
End-of-life Care in HospitalRAND CorporationDW-A044792010/06/292011/03/31
Right to Die BillboardsFinal Exit NetworkDW-A043332010/06/162016/03/18
Does the U.S. Need to Ration Costly End-of-Life CareNational Press ClubDW-A034372010/03/162011/03/31
End-of-life Care Must Reflect Patient Values and WishesBrown UniversityDW-A032052010/02/092011/03/31
Doctors Opinions not Always Welcome in Life Support DecisionsAmerican Thoracic SocietyDW-A020792009/08/102015/02/16

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