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Health care in the marketplace: Implications for decisionally impaired consumers and their surrogates and advocates

Authors: Kapp, MB

Citation: Mb. Kapp, Health care in the marketplace: Implications for decisionally impaired consumers and their surrogates and advocates, ETH LAW AG, 6, 2000, pp. 3-52

Health care financing and delivery for the elderly: A planned, regulated system in counterpoint to a competitive marketplace approach

Authors: Schmidt, WC

Citation: Wc. Schmidt, Health care financing and delivery for the elderly: A planned, regulated system in counterpoint to a competitive marketplace approach, ETH LAW AG, 6, 2000, pp. 53-65

Older consumers and systems of care: Choice in the new world of health andhuman services

Authors: Wilber, KH

Citation: Kh. Wilber, Older consumers and systems of care: Choice in the new world of health andhuman services, ETH LAW AG, 6, 2000, pp. 67-78

Consumer choice in long-term care: Promises, perils, and politics

Authors: Freeman, IC

Citation: Ic. Freeman, Consumer choice in long-term care: Promises, perils, and politics, ETH LAW AG, 6, 2000, pp. 79-83

The status of a common agenda between the aging and disability communities: Where has it been? Where is it going? Views from policy experts

Authors: Simon-Rusinowitz, L Bochniak, AM Mahoney, KJ Hecht, D

Citation: L. Simon-rusinowitz et al., The status of a common agenda between the aging and disability communities: Where has it been? Where is it going? Views from policy experts, ETH LAW AG, 6, 2000, pp. 85-106

Implementation issues for consumer-directed programs: Views from policy experts

Authors: Simon-Rusinowitz, L Bochniak, AM Mahoney, KJ Hecht, D

Citation: L. Simon-rusinowitz et al., Implementation issues for consumer-directed programs: Views from policy experts, ETH LAW AG, 6, 2000, pp. 107-129

Consumer-directed personal assistant care: An inquiry into programming forcognitively impaired elderly

Authors: Cohen, ES Yuskauskas, A Conroy, JW

Citation: Es. Cohen et al., Consumer-directed personal assistant care: An inquiry into programming forcognitively impaired elderly, ETH LAW AG, 6, 2000, pp. 131-180

Testing consumer-directed models of long-term care: Ethical and legal considerations

Authors: Kapp, MB

Citation: Mb. Kapp, Testing consumer-directed models of long-term care: Ethical and legal considerations, ETH LAW AG, 6, 2000, pp. 181-187

The physician's response to institutional mistreatement

Authors: Takahashi, PY Swagerty, DL Evans, JM

Citation: Py. Takahashi et al., The physician's response to institutional mistreatement, ETH LAW AG, 6, 2000, pp. 191-205

Reasonable accommodation in the workplace: Implications of the ADEA and ADA for older workers

Authors: Hollis-Sawyer, LA Doverspike, DD

Citation: La. Hollis-sawyer et Dd. Doverspike, Reasonable accommodation in the workplace: Implications of the ADEA and ADA for older workers, ETH LAW AG, 6, 2000, pp. 207-222

Stillborn bioethics: 1880-2001

Authors: Koch, T

Citation: T. Koch, Stillborn bioethics: 1880-2001, ETH LAW AG, 6, 2000, pp. 223-237

Moral reasoning applied to long-term-care policy

Authors: Mara, CM

Citation: Cm. Mara, Moral reasoning applied to long-term-care policy, ETH LAW AG, 6, 2000, pp. 239-255

Professional ethics and suicide: Toward an ethical typology

Authors: Salvatore, A

Citation: A. Salvatore, Professional ethics and suicide: Toward an ethical typology, ETH LAW AG, 6, 2000, pp. 257-269

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