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J F Drane

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Health Progress (Saint Louis, Mo.)|August 7, 1991
Medical ethics in the 1990s. Emphasis on death-and-dying issues will continue but social concerns will command increased attentionJ F Drane
Pennsylvania Medicine|April 1, 1993
Market economics and biomedical ethicsJ F Drane
JAMA|August 17, 1984
Competency to give an informed consent. A model for making clinical assessmentsJ F Drane
Health Progress (Saint Louis, Mo.)|September 7, 1985
Institutional ethics committees: what, how, and whyJ F Drane, R B Roth
Health Progress (Saint Louis, Mo.)|November 6, 1987
Medical decision making for the incompetent patientJ F Drane, R B Roth
Health Progress (Saint Louis, Mo.)|November 4, 1993
The concept of futility. Patients do not have a right to demand medically useless treatment. CounterpointJ F Drane, J L Coulehan
Health Progress (Saint Louis, Mo.)|November 6, 1986
A challenge to examine the meaning of living and dyingJ F Bresnahan, J F Drane
American Journal of Hospital Pharmacy|October 1, 1990
National survey of ethical issues presented to drug information centersW N Kelly, E C Krause, W J Krowinski, et al.
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Health Progress (Saint Louis, Mo.)|August 7, 1991
Medical ethics in the 1990s. Emphasis on death-and-dying issues will continue but social concerns will command increased attentionJ F Drane
Pennsylvania Medicine|April 1, 1993
Market economics and biomedical ethicsJ F Drane
JAMA|August 17, 1984
Competency to give an informed consent. A model for making clinical assessmentsJ F Drane
Health Progress (Saint Louis, Mo.)|September 7, 1985
Institutional ethics committees: what, how, and whyJ F Drane, R B Roth
Health Progress (Saint Louis, Mo.)|November 6, 1987
Medical decision making for the incompetent patientJ F Drane, R B Roth
Health Progress (Saint Louis, Mo.)|November 4, 1993
The concept of futility. Patients do not have a right to demand medically useless treatment. CounterpointJ F Drane, J L Coulehan
Health Progress (Saint Louis, Mo.)|November 6, 1986
A challenge to examine the meaning of living and dyingJ F Bresnahan, J F Drane
American Journal of Hospital Pharmacy|October 1, 1990
National survey of ethical issues presented to drug information centersW N Kelly, E C Krause, W J Krowinski, et al.
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