Generations 1999 - 2000: Vol 23 Table of Contents

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Reasons to Grow Old: Meaning in Later Life
Contents
Volume 23
Care at the End of Life: Restoring a Balance
Volume 23, No. 1, Spring 1999
Introduction: Old Age and Care Near the End of Death? No: A Change of Heart on Assisted
Life, by Diane E. Meier and R. Sean Morrison 6 Suicide, by Diane E. Meter; Yes: What Experience
Pain and Suffering at the End of Life for Older Teaches About the Legalization of Assisted Dying,
Patients and Their Families, by Betty R. Ferrell and by Barbara Coombs Lee 58
Tami Borneman 12 When a Patient Requests Help Committing
Working in the Dark: The State of Palliative Care Suicide, by Diane E. Meier, Hattie Myers, and
for Patients with Severe Dementia, by David Philip R. Muskin 61
Casarett and Jason Karlawish 18 Coping with Death: Anticipatory Grief and
Decisions at the End of Life: Cultural Considera- Bereavement, by Felice Zilberfein 69
tions Beyond Medical Ethics, by James Hallenbeck Addressing End-of-Life Issues: Spirituality and
and Mary K. Goldstein 24 Inner Life, by Paul Wink 75
Looking Beyond the Law to Improve End-of-Life Death and Dying in the 1990s: Intimations of
Care, by Connie Zuckerman 30 Reality and Immortality, by Joseph J. Fins 81
Sexuality in the Nursing Home: Iatrogenic Training Advanced Practice Palliative Care Nurses,
Loneliness, by Steven H. Miles and Kara Parker 36 by Deborah Witt Sherman 87
Caring for Caregivers of Frail Elders at the End of Training Physicians in Palliative Care,
Life, byM athy Mezey, Lois L. Miller, and Lori by J. Cameron Muir, Lisa M. Krammer, and Charles
Linton-Nelson 44 E. von Gunten gI
The Problem Isn’t Payment: Medicare and the Palliative Care in the Nursing Home, by TimothyJ .
Reform of End-of-Life Care, by Bruce C. Vladeck 52 Keay 96
Should It Be Legal for Physicians to Expedite a
Integration of Care in a Changing Environment
Volume 23, No. 2, Summer 1999
Introduction: Integrating Acute and Chronic Moving Responsibility for Long-Term Care to
Care, by Laurence G. Branch Local Governments: The Experience in the U.K.,
State Issues in the Integration of Acute and by Joshua M. Wiener and Alison Evans Cuellar 39
Chronic Care, by Judith Y. Brachman 9 Structuring a Universal Long-Term-Care
Integration of Acute and Chronic Care: Lessons Program: The Experience in Germany, by Alison
Learned from South Carolina, by Thomas E. Evans Cuellar and Joshua M. Wiener 45
Brown, Jr. A Key Piece of the Integration Puzzle: Managing
Practical Lessons for Delivering Integrated Ser- the Chronic Care Needs of the Frail Elderly in
vices in a Changing Environment: The PACE Residential Care Settings, by Catherine Hawes _ 51
Model, by Jennie Chin Hansen Experts Answer Five Critical Questions About
Integrating Nursing Home Care in Managed Integration of Care, by James J. Callahan, Jr., Jennie
Care, by Richard D. Della Penna Chin Hansen, Rosalie A. Kane, William Weissert,
A New Model of Chronic Care, by Robert L. Thomas E. Brown, Jr., and Joan L. Quinn $7
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State of the Art for Practice in Dementia
Volume 23, No. 3, Fall 1999
Introduction, by Steven H. Zarit and Murna G. in Dementia, by Linda Teri, Rebecca G. Logsdon, and
Downs 6 Rachel J. Schindler 50
Dementia in the Elderly: An Overview, by David Support Groups and Other Services for
K. Epstein and James R. Connor 9 Individuals with Early-Stage Alzheimer’s Disease,
by Robyn Yale 57
The Diagnosis and Management of Dementia in
Primary Care: Issues in Education, Service Optimum Residential Care for People with
Development, and Research, 2y Greta Rait, Kate Dementia, by Sheryl Itkin Zimmerman and
Walters, and Steve Iliffe 17 Philip D. Sloane 62
Dementia Services in Managed Care: Issues and The Policy Challenges of Alzheimer’s Disease,
[rends, by Debra L. Cherry 24 by Stephen McConnell and Judith Riggs 69
How to Tell? Disclosing a Diagnosis of Dementia, State Initiatives for Caregivers of People with
by Murna G. Downs 30 Dementia, by Rick Greene and Lynn Friss Feinberg 75
The Person in Dementia Care, by Bob Woods 35 Home from Home: A Model of Daycare for
People with Dementia, by Rosas Mitchell 78
Ethnic Minority Perspectives on Dementia,
Family Caregiving, and Interventions, dy Peqgye Swedish Group Homes for People with
Dilworth-Anderson and Brent E. Gibson 40 Dementia, by Bo Malmberg 82
‘What Are We I ike Here” Eliciting Experiences of Technology to Help People with Dementia
People with Dementia, by John Killick 46 Remain in Their Own Homes, by Mary Marshall8s
[reatment « f Behavioral and Mood Disturbances
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ion: Is It Practical to Search for Living Creatively in a Nursing Home, by Jeanette
Meaning? by Ronald J. Manheimer Reid 51
Transcendence in Later Life, by Lars Tornstam Social Influences on the Older Woman’s Life
\ Philosophical Time of Life, by Ronald J. Story, by Ruth E. Ray
tvfi The Rainbow Connection, by Mary Lou
Thoughts on the Meaning of Frailty, y Wendy Cummins
ae Generativity and the Gift of Meaning, by John
g for My Self to the End: A Sacred Kotre
nterprise, vy Care lyn Rosenthal 25 The Meaning of Aging and the Future of Social
uing Power of Meanir 1g, by Mary-Baird Security, by Thomas R. Cole and David G.
a7 Stevenson 72
Oscar-Winning D« xcumentary Looks The Clash of Meanings: Medical Narrative and
y Howard Spanogle 31 Biographical Story at Life’s End, by Sharon R.
Spirit: From Traditional Wisdom to Kaufman 77
ative Programs and Communities, by Drew Why Geriatrics? by MargaretA . Noel 83
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My Coming of Age ii n Gerontology, by Lillian E.
mRagiei sse ofE acRhe tMiorrenmienntg,: bTyh Bei llM eBaaniilenyg o4f2 Troll ] 87
x in the Lives of Ole der Adults, by Dana
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