Daniel Sulmasy

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Daniel Sulmasy is affiliated with the following schools: New York Medical College, University of Chicago, Georgetown University, Cornell University, Duke University

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According to Wikipedia, Daniel Sulmasy is an American medical ethicist and former Franciscan friar. He has been Acting Director of the Kennedy Institute of Ethics and on the faculty of the Pellegrino Center for Clinical Bioetics was also named He is the inaugural Andre Hellegers Professor of Biomedical Ethics, with co-appointments in the Departments of Philosophy and Medicine at Georgetown.

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Improving the quality of spiritual care as a dimension of palliative care: the report of the Consensus Conference. (2009) (1125)
A biopsychosocial-spiritual model for the care of patients at the end of life. (2002) (651)
Discussing religious and spiritual issues at the end of life: a practical guide for physicians. (2002) (321)
Is failure to meet spiritual needs associated with cancer patients' perceptions of quality of care and their satisfaction with care? (2007) (276)
Religion, spirituality, and health care: social, ethical, and practical considerations. (2001) (241)
End-of-life care. (1997) (226)
The rule of double effect: clearing up the double talk. (1999) (218)
The Accuracy of Substituted Judgments in Patients with Terminal Diagnoses (1998) (214)
Perceptions of patients and physicians regarding phase I cancer clinical trials: implications for physician-patient communication. (2003) (203)
Spiritual issues in the care of dying patients: ". . . it's okay between me and god". (2006) (192)
Lying for patients: physician deception of third-party payers. (1999) (177)
What is conscience and why is respect for it so important? (2008) (167)
Cancer patient preferences for quality and length of life (2008) (151)
Methods in Medical Ethics (2010) (148)
The accuracy of substituted judgments in patients with terminal diagnoses. (1998) (137)
Physicians, cost control, and ethics. (1992) (134)
Substituted interests and best judgments: an integrated model of surrogate decision making. (2010) (134)
Sedation, Alimentation, Hydration, and Equivocation: Careful Conversation about Care at the End of Life (2002) (134)
The culture of faith and hope (2010) (132)
Spirituality, religion, and clinical care. (2009) (117)
Physician-Assisted Suicide (1998) (113)
Ethical analysis of withdrawing ventricular assist device support. (2010) (113)
More talk, less paper: predicting the accuracy of substituted judgments. (1994) (112)
End-of-Life Decision Making: When Patients and Surrogates Disagree (1999) (111)
The correlation between patient characteristics and expectations of benefit from Phase I clinical trials (2003) (108)
What should men know about prostate-specific antigen screening before giving informed consent? (1998) (104)
Who Decides When a Patient Can't? Statutes on Alternate Decision Makers. (2017) (103)
Unrealistic optimism in early-phase oncology trials. (2011) (101)
How Would Terminally Ill Patients Have Others Make Decisions for Them in the Event of Decisional Incapacity? A Longitudinal Study (2007) (100)
The preparedness of students to discuss end‐of‐life issues with patients (1998) (100)
Perceived financial incentives, HMO market penetration, and physicians' practice styles and satisfaction. (1999) (93)
Medical house officers' knowledge, attitudes, and confidence regarding medical ethics. (1990) (90)
Is medicine a spiritual practice? (1999) (87)
A randomized trial of ethics education for medical house officers. (1993) (84)
When patients lack capacity: the roles that patients with terminal diagnoses would choose for their physicians and loved ones in making medical decisions. (2005) (83)
Within You / Without You: Biotechnology, Ontology, and Ethics (2007) (80)
The Spiritual Needs Assessment for Patients (SNAP): development and validation of a comprehensive instrument to assess unmet spiritual needs. (2012) (73)
Killing and Allowing to Die: Another Look (1998) (73)
Patient Expectations of Benefit from Phase I Clinical Trials: Linguistic Considerations in Diagnosing a Therapeutic Misconception (2003) (68)
Life‐Sustaining Treatments: What Do Physicians Want and Do They Express Their Wishes to Others? (2003) (67)
Physicians' ethical beliefs about cost-control arrangements. (2000) (67)
Spiritual Needs and Perception of Quality of Care and Satisfaction With Care in Hematology/Medical Oncology Patients: A Multicultural Assessment. (2018) (67)
Beliefs and attitudes of nurses and physicians about do not resuscitate orders and who should speak to patients and families about them (2008) (65)
Physicians’ confidence in discussing do not resuscitate orders with patients and surrogates (2008) (63)
The quality of mercy. Caring for patients with 'do not resuscitate' orders. (1992) (61)
Are withholding and withdrawing therapy always morally equivalent? (1994) (60)
Ethics education for medical house officers: long-term improvements in knowledge and confidence. (1997) (60)
A scale for measuring patient perceptions of the quality of end-of-life care and satisfaction with treatment: the reliability and validity of QUEST. (2002) (60)
Patients’ Perceptions of the Quality of Informed Consent for Common Medical Procedures (1994) (59)
Proportionality, Terminal Suffering and the Restorative Goals of Medicine (2002) (58)
Cancer care, money, and the value of life: whose justice? Which rationality? (2007) (58)
Can a pain management and palliative care curriculum improve the opioid prescribing practices of medical residents? (2002) (56)
The varieties of human dignity: a logical and conceptual analysis (2013) (54)
The Effect of Pharmaceutical Benefits Managers: Is It Being Evaluated? (1996) (54)
What Is an Oath and Why Should a Physician Swear One? (1999) (54)
Approaching patients and family members who hope for a miracle. (2011) (50)
Human Dignity and Human Worth (2007) (50)
Family Understanding of Seriously-ill Patient Preferences for Family Involvement in Healthcare Decision Making (2011) (50)
Expectations of Benefit in Early-Phase Clinical Trials: Implications for Assessing the Adequacy of Informed Consent (2008) (49)
Knowledge, confidence, and attitudes regarding medical ethics: how do faculty and housestaff compare? (1995) (48)
The surrogate's experience in authorizing a do not resuscitate order (2008) (48)
Patients' Experiences of Being a Burden on Family in Terminal Illness (2007) (47)
Ethics in Practice: Managed Care and the Changing Health Care Environment (2004) (47)
Development and validation of the Family Decision-Making Self-Efficacy Scale (2009) (46)
Strategies to promote the use of advance directives in a residency outpatient practice (1996) (46)
High Quality Care and Ethical Pay-for-Performance: A Society of General Internal Medicine Policy Analysis (2009) (45)
Using health communication best practices to develop a web-based provider-patient communication aid: the CONNECT study. (2008) (45)
Ethics, economics, and the publication policies of major medical journals. (1994) (41)
The Clinician as Investigator: Participating in Clinical Trials in the Practice Setting (2004) (40)
Dispositional optimism and therapeutic expectations in early‐phase oncology trials (2016) (40)
The Use of Advance Directives Among Patients with Left Ventricular Assist Devices (2011) (40)
Patients' ratings of quality and satisfaction with care at the end of life. (2002) (40)
Understanding of an aggregate probability statement by patients who are offered participation in Phase I clinical trials (2005) (39)
The Healer's Calling: A Spirituality for Physicians and Other Health Care Professionals (1997) (38)
Decision-making in patients with advanced cancer compared with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (2008) (37)
Family health care decision making and self-efficacy with patients with ALS at the end of life (2008) (35)
Physician-Assisted Suicide and Euthanasia in the ICU: A Dialogue on Core Ethical Issues* (2017) (35)
Managed care and managed death. (1995) (35)
U.S. medical students' perceptions of the adequacy of their schools' curricular attention to care at the end of life: 1998-2006. (2008) (35)
Addressing the religious and spiritual needs of dying patients. (2001) (34)
Research participants' high expectations of benefit in early-phase oncology trials: are we asking the right question? (2012) (33)
A Web‐based communication aid for patients with cancer (2013) (32)
Tolerance, Professional Judgment, and the Discretionary Space of the Physician (2016) (31)
What Research Participants Want to Know About Genetic Research Results: The Impact of “Genetic Exceptionalism” (2011) (30)
Spirituality in Serious Illness and Health. (2022) (27)
‘Reinventing’ the Rule of Double Effect (2009) (27)
Do the ward notes reflect the quality of end-of-life care? (1996) (27)
Decisions to Withdraw Extracorporeal Membrane Oxygenation Support: Patient Characteristics and Ethical Considerations (2019) (26)
Improving the quality of health care: who is responsible for what? (2009) (26)
On the current state of clinical ethics. (2001) (26)
A prospective trial of a new policy eliminating signed consent for do not resuscitate orders (2006) (25)
An Exploration of Relative Health Stock in Advanced Cancer Patients (2004) (25)
The Trial of Ascertaining Individual Preferences for Loved Ones' Role in End-of-Life Decisions (TAILORED) Study: A Randomized Controlled Trial to Improve Surrogate Decision Making. (2017) (25)
Do patients die because they have DNR orders, or do they have DNR orders because they are going to die? (1999) (24)
Physician-Assisted Suicide and Euthanasia (2018) (24)
What is a miracle? (2007) (24)
Spontaneous intracerebral hemorrhage and the challenge of surgical decision making: a review. (2013) (24)
Physician resource use and willingness to participate in assisted suicide. (1998) (23)
Commentary: Double Effect—Intention is the Solution, Not the Problem (2000) (23)
Informed consent in emergency medicine: ethics under fire. (1996) (23)
The quality of care plans for patients with do-not-resuscitate orders. (2004) (23)
The clinician as investigator: participating in clinical trials in the practice setting: Appendix 2: statistical concepts in study design and analysis. (2004) (22)
Justice, Courage, and Truthfulness: Virtues That Medical Trainees Can and Must Learn. (2016) (22)
“Diseases and Natural Kinds” (2005) (22)
Bioethics, conflicts of interest, & the limits of transparency. (2003) (21)
What's so special about medicine? (1993) (21)
Religious importance and practices of patients with a life-threatening illness: implications for screening protocols. (2003) (21)
Physician-Assisted Suicide: Why Neutrality by Organized Medicine Is Neither Neutral Nor Appropriate (2018) (21)
Creating a dignified option: ethical considerations in the formulation of prehospital DNR protocol. (1995) (21)
Dignity in end-of-life care: results of a national survey of U.S. physicians. (2012) (20)
Spirituality and the Patient-Physician Relationship (2004) (20)
Researchers’ preferences and attitudes on ethical aspects of genomics research: a comparative study between the USA and Spain (2009) (20)
A Spanish Version of the McGill Quality of Life Questionnaire (2002) (20)
Measuring the effects of managed care on physicians' perceptions of their personal financial incentives. (2000) (20)
Ethos, mythos, and thanatos: spirituality and ethics at the end of life. (2013) (20)
The Use and Abuse of the Principle of Double Effect (1996) (19)
Death and Human Dignity (1994) (19)
Death, dignity, and the theory of value. (2002) (19)
Distinguishing denial from authentic faith in miracles: a clinical-pastoral approach. (2007) (19)
On warning families about genetic risk: the ghost of Tarasoff. (2000) (19)
The ethical obligation of the dead donor rule (2020) (18)
Should medical schools be schools for virtue? (2000) (18)
The last low whispers of our dead: when is it ethically justifiable to render a patient unconscious until death? (2018) (18)
Non-Faith-Based Arguments against Physician-Assisted Suicide and Euthanasia (2016) (17)
Symptom frequency, severity, and quality of life among persons with three disease trajectories: cancer, ALS, and CHF. (2015) (17)
Edmund Pellegrino’s Philosophy and Ethics of Medicine: An Overview (2014) (17)
FUTILITY AND THE VARIETIES OF MEDICAL JUDGMENT (1997) (17)
Naked bodies, naked genomes: the special (but not exceptional) nature of genomic information (2014) (16)
Italy's New Advance Directive Law: When in Rome…. (2018) (16)
Perceptions of control and unrealistic optimism in early-phase cancer trials (2017) (16)
The timing of do-not-resuscitate orders and hospital costs (1999) (16)
I was sick and you came to visit me: time spent at the bedsides of seriously ill patients with poor prognoses. (2001) (16)
Symptoms and fear in heart failure patients approaching end of life: a mixed methods study. (2015) (15)
Patients’ Attitudes to Informed Consent for Genomic Research With Donated Samples (2010) (15)
Terri Schiavo and the Roman Catholic Tradition of Forgoing Extraordinary Means of Care (2005) (15)
Moral Status, Justice, and the Common Morality: Challenges for the Principlist Account of Moral Change (2013) (14)
Emergency Contraception for Women Who Have Been Raped: Must Catholics Test for Ovulation, or Is Testing for Pregnancy Morally Sufficient? (2006) (14)
Patient and caregiver characteristics related to completion of advance directives in terminally ill patients (2016) (14)
An Open Letter to Norman Cantor Regarding Dementia and Physician-Assisted Suicide. (2018) (14)
Speaking of the Value of Life (2011) (14)
A Computerized System for Entering Orders to Limit Treatment: Implementation and Evaluation (1997) (13)
Long-term effects of ethics education on the quality of care for patients who have do-not-resuscitate orders (1994) (13)
The Impact of Unrealistic Optimism on Informed Consent in Early-Phase Oncology Trials. (2016) (13)
Justifying different levels of palliative sedation. (2010) (12)
Ethical Analysis of Withdrawing Total Artificial Heart Support (2016) (12)
Factors Associated With the Time Nurses Spend at the Bedsides of Seriously Ill Patients With Poor Prognoses (2003) (12)
Informed consent without autonomy. (2002) (12)
A Chinese version of the Spiritual Needs Assessment for patients survey instrument. (2012) (12)
Debating the oncologist's role in defining the value of cancer care: our duty is to our patients. (2014) (12)
At wit’s end (2001) (11)
Variations in Unrealistic Optimism Between Acceptors and Decliners of Early Phase Cancer Trials (2017) (11)
Managed Care and the New Medical Paternalism (1995) (10)
Validation of questionnaire on the Spiritual Needs Assessment for Patients (SNAP) questionnaire in Brazilian Portuguese (2016) (10)
Health care justice and hospice care. (2003) (9)
Life‐Years & Rationing in the Covid‐19 Pandemic: A Critical Analysis (2021) (9)
Ethical principles for spiritual care (2012) (9)
Whole-brain death and integration: realigning the ontological concept with clinical diagnostic tests (2019) (9)
Responding to intractable terminal suffering. (2000) (8)
Safe passage : a global spiritual sourcebook for care at the end of life (2014) (8)
Ethical considerations for turning off pacemakers and defibrillators. (2015) (8)
Decision-Making of Patients With Implantable Cardioverter-Defibrillators at End of Life: Family Members’ Experiences (2017) (8)
Health Care Professionals' Spirituality and COVID-19: Meaning, Compassion, Relationship. (2021) (8)
The Clinician as Investigator: Participating in Clinical Trials in the Practice Setting Appendix 1: Fundamentals of Study Design (2004) (8)
Conscience, tolerance, and pluralism in health care (2019) (7)
Why Dementia‐Specific Advance Directives Are a Misguided Idea (2020) (7)
Publication of papers on assisted suicide and terminal sedation. (2000) (7)
Recommendations to Surrogates at the End of Life: A Critical Narrative Review of the Empirical Literature and a Normative Analysis. (2015) (7)
The Diagnosis of St. Francis: Evidence for Leprosy (2015) (7)
Appearance and Morality: Ethics and Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery (2002) (7)
Deliberative Democracy and Stem Cell Research in New York State: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly (2009) (6)
Confidence and Knowledge of Medical Ethics Among Interns Entering Residency in Different Specialties (2005) (6)
Careful Conversation about Care at the End of Life (2002) (6)
The impact of media coverage on practice (1996) (6)
Value of cancer care: ethical considerations for the practicing oncologist. (2014) (6)
Ethics of Palliative Sedation and Medical Disasters: Four Traditions Advance Public Consensus on Three Issues (2012) (6)
Just what are spiritual needs of cancer patients? An empirical study in a diverse population. (2016) (6)
Promethean medicine: spirituality, stem cells, and cloning. (2006) (6)
Editorial: Theoretical Medicine and Bioethics Celebrates its 25th Birthday (2004) (5)
The Covenant within the Covenant: Doctors and Patients in Sirach 38: 1-15 (1988) (5)
Death and dignity in Catholic Christian thought (2017) (5)
Sedation and care at the end of life (2018) (5)
Spiritual needs and patient satisfaction in a multicultural patient population. (2014) (5)
Sexually transmitted disease: a private matter? (2002) (5)
Back to the future: The AMA and religion, 1961-1974. (2014) (5)
The Views of Clergy Regarding Ethical Controversies in Care at the End of Life. (2018) (5)
Christian Witness in Health Care (2016) (5)
Rationing With Respect to Age During a Pandemic (2021) (5)
Ethics and the Psychiatric Dimensions of Physician-Assisted Suicide (2017) (5)
Religion in Organized Medicine: The AMA’s Committee and Department of Medicine and Religion, 1961–1974 (2015) (4)
By Whose Authority? Emerging Issues in Medical Ethics (1989) (4)
Context and scale: Distinctions for improving debates about physician “rationing” (2017) (4)
In Defense of the Amphibians: A Critical Appraisal of Engelhardt on the Recent History of Christian Bioethics (2014) (4)
STUDENTJAMA. Spirituality and the patient-physician relationship. (2004) (4)
Exousia: Healing with Authority in the Christian Tradition (1994) (4)
Implementation of DNR orders in the Department of Medicine, the Johns Hopkins Hospital. (1988) (4)
Advance Care Planning and "The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock". (2020) (4)
The Logos of the Genome: Genomes as Parts of Organisms (2006) (4)
Heart and soul: the case of the conjoined twins. (2000) (4)
Should Institutions Disclose the Names of Employees with Covid‐19? (2020) (4)
Unlike Diamonds, Defibrillators Aren’t Forever: Why It Is Sometimes Ethical to Deactivate Cardiac Implantable Electrical Devices (2019) (3)
End-of-life decision making (1999) (3)
Euthanasia and Physician-Assisted Suicide. (2016) (3)
Duty to warn about hereditary disease risks. (2005) (3)
Barriers to Research Participant Retention in a Longitudinal Study of End-of-Life Decision Making (2010) (3)
Principled decisions and virtuous care: an ethical assessment of the Siaarti guidelines for allocating intensive care resources. (2020) (3)
Dignity, Vulnerability, and medical error. (2006) (3)
On substituted arguments (2015) (3)
Donation after cardiac death in amyotrophic lateral sclerosis: Stepping forward into uncertain waters (2012) (3)
Catholic health care: not dead yet. (2001) (3)
Is it ethically permissible to unilaterally withdraw life-sustaining treatments for reallocation during crisis standards of care? No. (2021) (3)
The ethical obligation of the dead donor rule (2019) (2)
Ethical Principles, Process, and the Work of Bioethics Commissions. (2017) (2)
Are SARS-CoV-2 Human Challenge Trials Ethical? (2021) (2)
Dignity, Disability, Difference, and Rights (2009) (2)
Physician-Assisted Suicide and the Perils of Empirical Ethical Research. (2019) (2)
Toward Evidence-Based Statistics (2000) (2)
Physician-Assisted Suicide and Euthanasia in the Intensive Care Unit : A Dialogue on Core Ethical Issues (2017) (2)
We Need More Wisdom, Not More Paper: A Reply to Merel and Gaster (2020) (2)
The genealogy of death: A chronology of U.S. organizations promoting euthanasia and assisted suicide (2018) (2)
Physician-Assisted Suicide: Against Medical Neutrality (2019) (2)
Religious Involvement, Depressive Symptoms, and Burden in Caregivers of Terminally Ill Patients (2021) (2)
The wisdom of tradition. (2004) (2)
Engaging Pellegrino’s philosophy of medicine: Can one of the founders of the field still help us today? (2019) (1)
Managed Care and Managed Death-Reply (1995) (1)
The TAILORED * Study: A Randomized Controlled Trial to Improve Surrogate Decision Making (2017) (1)
Four views of managed care ethics. Panel discussion. (2001) (1)
Ethics and the Christian lives of clinicians (2010) (1)
Justifying Different Levels of Palliative Sedation. Authors' reply (2010) (1)
Decision Making Laws for "Unrepresented" Patients. (2020) (1)
Killing and Allowing to Die: Insights from Augustine (2021) (1)
Physician Deception of Third-Party Payers (2016) (1)
The Internal Consistency, Range, and Sensitivity of Scales of Satisfaction and Quality of Care for the Terminally Ill (2000) (1)
Cancer, managed care, and therapeutic research: an ethicist's view. (1997) (1)
The spiritual needs assessment for patients survey (SNAPS): Translation into Chinese and and psychometric testing. (2011) (1)
Physician, Heal Thyself: Doctors in a Pluralist Democracy (2014) (1)
THE SCIENCE BEHIND THE ART : EMPIRICAL RESEARCH ON MEDICAL ETHICS (2004) (1)
Why conscientious objection merits respect (2016) (1)
Catholic Participation in Needle- and Syringe-Exchange Programs for Injection-Drug Users: An Ethical Analysis (2012) (1)
Ethical considerations. (2019) (1)
In reply to Cayley. (2015) (1)
Why the Common-Sense Distinction between Killing and Allowing-to-Die Is So Easy to Grasp but So Hard to Explain (2019) (1)
Death Lost in Translation (2023) (1)
Crossing the Bridge: A Time of Transition for Theoretical Medicine and Bioethics (2002) (1)
Dear Dr. Peabody (2017) (1)
What's so special about medicine? A reply to De Ville (1993) (1)
Macklin, Ruth. Against Relativism: Cultural Diversity and the Search for Ethical Universals in Medicine. (2001) (1)
Statutes Governing Default Surrogate Decision Making for Mental Health Treatment. (2020) (1)
Who keeps the gate? (1993) (1)
WHAT SHOULD HOUCE OFFICERS KNOW ABOUT MEDIAL ETHICS ? AUTHOR'S REPLIES (1991) (0)
Influential Statements on the Provision of Artificial Nutrition and Hydration as a Means of Sustaining Life (2021) (0)
Contempo 1997: End-of-Life Care-Reply (1997) (0)
Response to Sorta-Bilajac (2006) (0)
Discussing end-of-life treatment options: advanced cancer vs. amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (2005) (0)
Physician-Assisted Suicide and Euthanasia: Theological and Ethical Responses (2021) (0)
Empirical Research, Consultation, and Training in Medical Ethics (2017) (0)
Cost-Control Arrangements and Misdirected Loyalty—Reply (2000) (0)
Sedation and care at the end of life (2018) (0)
Managed Death?-Reply (1995) (0)
Book Review Medical Futility and the Evaluation of Life-Sustaining Interventions By Marjorie B. Zucker and Howard D. Zucker. 201 pp. New York, Cambridge University Press, 1997. $64.95 (cloth); $19.95 (paper). 0-521-56020-9 (cloth); 0-521-56877-3 (paper). (1998) (0)
Ethics and Evidence (2019) (0)
Framework for Family Decision Making Self-Efficacy at the End of Life (2011) (0)
Artificial Nutrition and Hydration and Care at the End of Life (2021) (0)
Can medical schools be Catholic? For two reasons, Catholic universities should continue sponsoring such schools. (2003) (0)
Reviews and Notes: Euthanasia and Other Medical Decisions Concerning the End of Life; and Dying and Death in Law and Medicine: A Forensic Primer for Health and Legal Professionals (1994) (0)
Duffin, Jacalyn.Medical Saints: Cosmas and Damian in a Postmodern World. New York: Oxford University Press, 2013. xv+229 pp. $29.95 (cloth). (2015) (0)
The last low whispers of our dead: when is it ethically justifiable to render a patient unconscious until death? (2018) (0)
Prevention, ethics, and women's health: the case of prophylactic mastectomies (2003) (0)
Do the bishops have it right on health care reform? (1996) (0)
8. Who Owns the Human Genome (2007) (0)
Spiritual Needs Assessment for Patients--Chinese Version (2016) (0)
Specification and Characteristics of Surrogate Decision Makers: A Comparison of US State Statutes (2016) (0)
Daniel Sulmasy Responsible for What ? Improving the Quality of Health Care : Who Is (2009) (0)
Rebuttal (1969) (0)
The varieties of human dignity: a logical and conceptual analysis (2012) (0)
Catholic Health Care at the Edge of Ground Zero (2002) (0)
End-of-life Practices: An ethical framework for clinicians. (2023) (0)
Validation of a Chinese Version of the Spiritual Needs Assessment for Patients (SNAP) (410-C) (2012) (0)
Understanding patient expectations in early-phase clinical trials (2007) (0)
Decision Making Laws for "Unrepresented" Patients (2019) (0)
Christian Ethics and the Delivery of Health Care (1999) (0)
PHYSICIAN-ASSISTED SUICIDE. AUTHOR'S REPLY (1998) (0)
The Ethics of Medically Assisted Nutrition and Hydration at the End of Life (2016) (0)
Book Review: Theory and Practice in Medical Ethics (1990) (0)
Decision-control preferences in patients with advanced cancer. (2004) (0)
Palliative treatment of last resort and assisted suicide. (2000) (0)
ICU Care in a Pandemic. (2021) (0)
Eleanor Roosevelt's last days: a bioethical case study. (2015) (0)
Patient wishes and physician inquiries regarding spiritual needs in an urban cancer center. (2006) (0)
Ethical Approach and Implications of the Guatemala STI Studies (2012) (0)
The fullness of life. Integrating patient care, teaching, and research. (1993) (0)
Perceptions o f P atients a nd P hysicians R egarding P hase I Cancer C linical T rials: I mplications f or P hysician-Patien t Communication (2003) (0)
Franciscans and Healthcare: What Is the Future? (2001) (0)
End-of-life discussion: A concept or a treatment plan (2009) (0)
Death and dignity in Catholic Christian thought (2016) (0)
Patient Knowledge and Satisfaction in Decisions About Lung Cancer Surgery (2013) (0)
The Prevalence and Use of Advance Directives among Patients With Left Ventricular Assist Devices (2010) (0)
It’s Not Just the Economy, Stupid: Genuine Health-Care Reform (2016) (0)
Response. (2022) (0)
• Ethics Committee: Managed Care and Medical Ethics—Mutually Exclusive or Establishing New Parameters? (1997) (0)
CONTEMPO 1997 : END-OF-LIFE CARE. AUTHORS' REPLY (1997) (0)
Ministry and Meaning: A Religious History of Catholic Health Care in the United States (review) (1997) (0)
Context and scale: Distinctions for improving debates about physician “rationing” (2017) (0)
"They Would Lift My Spirits": Sources of Support for Family Surrogate Decision-Makers at the End of Life. (2023) (0)
On Being a 21st Century Patient (2016) (0)
92 Ethics education for medical house officers : long term improvement in knowledge and confidence finding and keeping a place at the table (2006) (0)
PHYSICIANS AND COST CONTROL. REPLY (1992) (0)
In this issue (2009) (0)
Surrogate Decision Making in Clinical Practice: Whose Interests? Which Judgments? (TH303) (2016) (0)
Book Review: T. A. Cavanaugh, Double-Effect Reasoning: Doing Good and Avoiding Evil (Oxford: Clarendon Press, 2006). xxiv + 220 pp. £45 (hb), ISBN 978—0—19— 927219—8 (2008) (0)
Hope and Care at the End of Life (2016) (0)
The Quality of Mercy Is Not Strained-Reply (1992) (0)
Physician Involvement in Voluntary Stopping of Eating and Drinking (2002) (0)
On Being a Doctor: Lessons From a Patient Named Fred (2015) (0)
What Should House Officers Know About Medical Ethics?-Reply (1991) (0)
Principles and practice of clinical research (2002) (0)
The virtues and the vices of the outrageous (2023) (0)
Correction to: Whole-brain death and integration: realigning the ontological concept with clinical diagnostic tests (2020) (0)
Rebuttal From Drs Sulmasy and Maldonado (2021) (0)

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