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Volume 30, Number 2, Number 2/March 2006
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The Implications of the Theresa Schiavo Case for End-of-Life Care and Decisions
pp. 99-100(2)
Author: Werth, James

Theresa Marie Schiavo's Long Road to Peace
pp. 101-112(12)
Author: Cerminara, Kathy

Defined by Her Dying, Not Her Death: The Guardian ad Litem's View of Schiavo
pp. 113-120(8)
Author: Wolfson, Jay

A Medical Ethics Assessment of the Case of Terri Schiavo
pp. 121-133(13)
Authors: Preston, Tom; Kelly, Michael

What Would Terri Want? On the Psychological Challenges of Surrogate Decision Making
pp. 135-148(14)
Author: Ditto, Peter

Implications of the Schiavo Case for Understanding Family Caregiving Issues at the End of Life
pp. 149-161(13)
Authors: Roscoe, Lori; Osman, Hana; Haley, William

Terri Schiavo: A Disability Rights Case
pp. 163-176(14)
Author: Johnson, Mary

Extreme Measures: A Personal Story of Letting Go
pp. 177-186(10)
Author: Crow, Laura

A Review of: “Death and Grief: A Course for Nurses”
pp. 187-193(7)
Author: Balk, David

A Review of: “Understanding Grief as the Process of Loss Evolves”
pp. 193-197(5)

News and Notes
pp. 199-202(4)
Author: Sofka, Carla

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