The Jerome Medalie End of Life Issues Group 2010-2011
Ethical Aspects of the Advances in Modern Medicine
Tuesday, September 14 (CSC): Kristina Orfali, PhD, Associate Clinical Professor of Bioethics in Pediatrics, Columbia University
A mother should never be asked to pull the plug?
Aversive Choices in Modern Medicine
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Tuesday, October 5 (ISPS): Andres Martin, MD/MPH, Riva Ariella Ritvo Professor, Yale Child Study Center
Child Mental Health-Centered Cancer Care Across the Lifespan
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Thursday, October 21 (TAC): Sherwin Nuland, MD, Fellow, Institution for Social and Policy Studies, Yale University
The Goodness of the Physician - From Hippocrates to High-Tech and Beyond
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Thursday, November 4 (CSC): Daniel Callahan, PhD, Senior Research Scholar and President Emeritus, The Hastings Center
Is Medical Progress Helpful or Harmful to End of Life Care?
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Tuesday, November 16 (ISPS): David Crippen, MD/FCCM, Associate Professor of Critical Care Medicine, University of Pittsburgh Medical Center
The Problem of Death in the ICU
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Thursday, January 13 (CSC): Pauline Chen, Surgeon, author, NY Times columnist
Doctor and Patient: Lost in Translation
Tuesday, February 8 (ISPS): Howard Brody, MD/PhD, Director, Institute for the Medical Humanities, University of Texas Medical Branch
Just Say When: The Facade of Autonomy in End-of-Life Care
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Tuesday, March 8 (ISPS): Panel Discussion: Sally Edwards, Retired Hospice Chaplain; Peg Lewis, Yale-New Haven Hospital Chaplain Educator; Leslie Blatt, APRN, Palliative Care Consultation Service Nurse, Yale-New Haven Hospital
Mercy or Misery: The Impact of Communication on End of Life Care
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Tuesday, April 12 (ISPS): Daniel Sulmasy, MD/PhD, Associate Director, The MacLean Center for Clinical Medical Ethics, The University of Chicago
Substituted Interests and Best Judgments
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Tuesday, May 10 (ISPS): Barbara Koenig, PhD, Professor of Biomedical Ethics, Director, Biomedical Ethics Research Unit, The Mayo Clinic
Negotiating Trajectories to Death: Does Culture Matter?
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