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9780931722929

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    9780931722929

  • ISBN10:

    0931722926

  • Edition: Revised
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 1992-03-01
  • Publisher: Corona Pub Co

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Table of Contents

Introduction: The Ultimate Human Rightp. 1
The Natural Death Actp. 5
Backgroundp. 5
Terminal Conditionp. 11
Life-Sustaining Proceduresp. 18
Competencep. 24
Nursing Homesp. 31
Conclusionp. 34
Brain Death Legislationp. 35
Backgroundp. 36
The Report of the Harvard Committee on Brain Deathp. 39
Implications of the Harvard Reportp. 43
Brain Death Legislation in the Seventiesp. 46
Texas Brain Death Legislationp. 48
The Uniform Determination of Death Actp. 49
Guidelines for Reforming the Texas Actp. 50
Conclusionp. 53
The Anatomical Gift Actp. 54
Background: Transplantation Developmentsp. 55
Heart Transplantationp. 55
Experimental Transplantationp. 58
Corneal Transplantationp. 59
Kidney Transplantationp. 59
End Stage Renal Disease Programp. 61
The Texas Anatomical Gift Act (TAGA)p. 65
Alternatives for Increasing the Supply of Organsp. 70
Presumed Consentp. 70
Presumed Consent and Limited Option Prior Consentp. 72
The Sale of Human Cadaver Organsp. 74
Conclusionp. 78
The Hospice Approach To Dyingp. 80
Traditional Institutions and the Needs of the Terminally Illp. 81
Medical Modelp. 83
Hospicep. 85
A Case Studyp. 85
The Hospice Conceptp. 86
Patient Autonomyp. 87
Patient and Family as the Unit of Carep. 90
Pain Managementp. 92
Other Holistic Characteristicsp. 95
Conclusionp. 96
Hospice And The Criticsp. 102
Euthanasia as Mercy Killingp. 103
Suicidep. 110
Allocation of Resourcesp. 114
Hospice And The Mexican Americanp. 121
The Presence of Deathp. 122
The Familyp. 132
Relevance of Hospicep. 135
Conclusionp. 139
Afterwordp. 142
Appendix A Texas Natural Death Act, Directive to Physiciansp. 147
Appendix B Texas Anatomical Gift Actp. 149
Appendix C The Living Bank: Registration Formp. 153
Appendix D Hospice Resources in Texasp. 156
Appendix E Summary of Hospice Section of Public Law 97-248, September 3, 1982p. 161
Notesp. 165
Indexp. 178
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