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Virtual Mentor. September 2006, Volume 8, Number 9: 555-638; C1-C3. Full Issue PDF September 2006 ContentsHumanist Approaches to Care at the End of LifeEthics PollFrom the EditorCompassionate Care at the End of Life Educating for ProfessionalismClinical CasesDiscussing Code Status with Patients and Their Families Communication Failure in the ICU When Doctors Disagree Myths and Misconceptions about Palliative Sedation Journal DiscussionCPR--Is It Always an Appropriate Option? Medical EducationTaking your Communication Skills to the Next Level Clinical PearlCauses, Clinical Manifestations and treatment of Fat Embolism Law, Policy, and SocietyHealth LawThe Evolution of Surrogates' Right to Terminate Life-Sustaining Treatment Policy ForumShould Cost Be a Consideration in Palliative Care? Why physicians Avoid Straight Talk about CPR Medicine and SocietyDying Well in America: What Is Required of Physicians? Op-Ed and CorrespondenceOp-EdRacial Disparities in Hospice: Moving from Analysis to Intervention Suffering under the Auspices of Contemporary Medicine CorrespondenceCommercial Labs Offer High Quality Services History, Art, and NarrativeMedical HumanitiesAn Evening on the Hospice Unit ResourcesSuggested Readings and Resources About the Contributors © 2006 American Medical Association. All Rights Reserved. |