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The stability of older adults' judgments of fates better and worse than death
Authors: Lockhart, LK Ditto, PH Danks, JH Coppola, KM Smucker, WD
Citation: Lk. Lockhart et al., The stability of older adults' judgments of fates better and worse than death, DEATH STUD, 25(4), 2001, pp. 299-317
Gender differences in older adults' preferences for life-sustaining medical treatments and end-of-life values
Authors: Bookwala, J Coppola, KM Fagerlin, A Ditto, PH Danks, JH Smucker, WD
Citation: J. Bookwala et al., Gender differences in older adults' preferences for life-sustaining medical treatments and end-of-life values, DEATH STUD, 25(2), 2001, pp. 127-149
Advance directives as acts of communication - A randomized controlled trial
Authors: Ditto, PH Danks, JH Smucker, WD Bookwala, J Coppola, KM Dresser, R Fagerlin, A Gready, RM Houts, RM Lockhart, LK Zyzanski, S
Citation: Ph. Ditto et al., Advance directives as acts of communication - A randomized controlled trial, ARCH IN MED, 161(3), 2001, pp. 421-430
Accuracy of primary care and hospital-based physicians' predictions of elderly outpatients' treatment preferences with and without advance directives
Authors: Coppola, KM Ditto, PH Danks, JH Smucker, WD
Citation: Km. Coppola et al., Accuracy of primary care and hospital-based physicians' predictions of elderly outpatients' treatment preferences with and without advance directives, ARCH IN MED, 161(3), 2001, pp. 431-440
Actual and perceived stability of preferences for life-sustaining treatment
Authors: Gready, RM Ditto, PH Danks, JH Coppola, KM Lockhart, LK Smucker, WD
Citation: Rm. Gready et al., Actual and perceived stability of preferences for life-sustaining treatment, J CLIN ETH, 11(4), 2000, pp. 334-346
Modal preferences predict elderly patients' life-sustaining treatment choices as well as patients' chosen surrogates do
Authors: Smucker, WD Houts, RM Danks, JH Ditto, PH Fagerlin, A Coppola, KM
Citation: Wd. Smucker et al., Modal preferences predict elderly patients' life-sustaining treatment choices as well as patients' chosen surrogates do, MED DECIS M, 20(3), 2000, pp. 271-280
For every numerator, you need a denominator: A simple statement but key tomeasuring the quality of care of the "dying"
Authors: Teno, JM Coppola, KM
Citation: Jm. Teno et Km. Coppola, For every numerator, you need a denominator: A simple statement but key tomeasuring the quality of care of the "dying", J PAIN SYMP, 17(2), 1999, pp. 109-113
Methodological challenges for measuring quality of care at the end of life
Authors: Fowler, FJ Coppola, KM Teno, JM
Citation: Fj. Fowler et al., Methodological challenges for measuring quality of care at the end of life, J PAIN SYMP, 17(2), 1999, pp. 114-119
Elderly adults' preferences for life-sustaining treatments: The role of impairment, prognosis, and pain
Authors: Coppola, KM Bookwala, J Ditto, PH Lockhart, LK Danks, JH Smucker, WD
Citation: Km. Coppola et al., Elderly adults' preferences for life-sustaining treatments: The role of impairment, prognosis, and pain, DEATH STUD, 23(7), 1999, pp. 617-634
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