- Bioethical
Issues of Aging I: Dementia and Human Personhood
- Bioethical
Issues of Aging II: The Wisdom of Advance Directives
- Aging and
Society: Social-Scientific and Humanistic Perspectives (Binstock,
Cole)
- Aging, Dementia,
and the Person: Clinical, Neurological, and Existential
Perspectives on Alzheimer/Dementia (Selkoe, Shenk)
- Aging, Dementia,
and the Care-Giver: Family and Institutions (Hall)
- Aging, Dementia,
and Society (Council Discussion)
- Aging and
Society: A Coming Crisis in Long-Term Care?(Council Discussion)
- Aging and
Care-Giving: Reflections on the Burden of Care (Council
Discussion)
- Aging and
Care-Giving: The Ethics of Therapeutic Interventions in
Patients with Advanced Dementia (Council Discussion)
- Aging and
Society: Perspectives on Policy (Burt)
- After
the Life Cycle: The Moral Challenges of Later Life (Cole)
- Aging and
Care-Giving: Options for Decision-Making (Schneider)
- Aging and
Care-Giving: Are there Objective Standards for Decision-Making
in Caring for Patients with Dementia? (Dresser)
- Aging and
Care-Giving: Lessons on Assisted Suicide from the Oregon
and Netherlands Experiences (Hendin)
- Aging
and Care-Giving: Long-Term Care and New Patterns of Decline
(Lynn)
- Aging and
Care-Giving: Assessing Outcomes in Medical Care (Wennberg)
- Aging and
Care-Giving: Ends and Priorities in Medical Care (Callahan)
- Ethical
Caregiving in Our Aging Society I: Larger Issues (Council
Discussion)
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Ethical Caregiving in Our Aging Society II: Caregiving Perspectives
(Sachs and Rabins)
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Ethical Caregiving in Our Aging Society III: Public Policy
Perspectives (Friedland and Fahey)
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Ethical Caregiving in Our Aging Society IV: Conclusions
and Future Implications (Council Discussion)
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Taking Stock; Looking Back, Looking Ahead (Council Discussion)
-
The Medical Vocation, Then and Now (Council Discussion)
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