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HECFORUM ©2000 Kluwer Academic Publishers. 2000; 12(4):383-388. Printed in The Netherlands. AUTHOR INDEX TO VOLUME 12: 2000 Pages Issue AYDIN, ERDEM. Changing Abortion Policy in Turkey 177-180 2 BLAKE, DAVID C. [Editor's Introduction] A Model 1-3 l For the Next Generation Healthcare Ethics Committee BLAKE, DAVID C. Reinventing the Healthcare Ethics Committee BLAKE, DAVID C. [APPENDIX] The Next Generation Healthcare Ethics Committee (HEC): The St. Joseph Health System Model BROM, FRANS W.A. Do’s and Dont’s for Ethics Committees: Practical Lessons Learned in The Netherlands CANDILIS, PHILIP. Organizational Ethics and the 303-310 High Cost of Medicines CHILDS, BRIAN H. From Boardroom to Bedside: A 235-249 Comprehensive Organizational Healthcare Ethics COHAN, NINA S. Outline of a Process for 69-77 Organizational Ethics Consultation COOK, ANN FREEMAN. Where the Rubber Hits the 331-340 Road: Implications for Organizational and Clinical Ethics in Rural Healthcare Settings DeRENZO, EVAN G. [Point and Counterpoint] Should 161-163 it be Mandated that an HEC Review a Physician's Decision Not to Honor a Patient's or Surrogate’s Refusal of Treatment? NO Author Index to Volume 12: 2000 DeRENZO, EVAN G. [Editor's Introduction] 289-291 DOLLARHIDE, AMY R. The Triple-Play: 250-261 Compliance, Ethics, and Service (A Winning Combination for a Successful Culture of Care) DORR GOOLD, SUSAN. Outline of a Process for 69-77 Organizational Ethics Consultation DOWNIE, JOCELYN. Organizational Ethics Canadian 141-148 Style DUGAN, DANIEL O. A Next-Generation Ethics 49-56 Program in Progress: Lessons from Experience EDWARDS, SUE SHEVLIN. The MedStar Intra- 325-330 Facility Patient Placement Process Team (MIPPPT): Implementing the Corporate Case Management Response ELLS, CAROLYN. Organizational Ethics Canadian 141-148 Style FAN, RUIPING. Informed Consent and Truth Telling: 87-95 The Chinese Confucian Moral Perspective FREDERICK, WILLIAM C. Values, Ethics, and Moral 124-140 Reasoning among Healthcare Professionals: A Survey GLASA, JOZEF (in cooperation with Jan Bielik, Jan 358-366 Dacok, Maria Glasova, and Jan Porubsky). Ethics Committees [HECs/IRBs] and Healthcare Reform in the Slovak Republic: 1990 — 2000 GOTTFRIED, KATE-LOUISE. Are Reprocessed 311-316 Medical Devices Really as Good as New, and Does it Matter? Author Index to Volume 12: 2000 GUINN, DAVID E. Corporate Compliance and 292-302 Integrity Programs: The Uneasy Alliance between Law and Ethics HALLIDAY, ROBERT. Professional Codes and 78-82 Healthcare Decisions HOAS, HELENA. Where the Rubber Hits the Road: 331-340 Implications for Organizational and Clinical Ethics in Rural Healthcare Settings HUIBERS, ALEX. Do’s and Dont’s for Ethics 344-357 Committees: Practical Lessons Learned in The Netherlands JURKIEWICZ, CAROLE L. The Trouble with Ethics: 101-123 Results of a National Survey of Healthcare Executives KAMIL, LESLIE H. Outline of a Process for 69-77 Organizational Ethics Consultation KENNY, NUALA P. Organizational Ethics Canadian 141-148 Style KHUSHF, GEORGE. [Editorial] The Two Sides of 185-190 Inter-Ethics KUROSAWA, MIE. Informed Consent in a Japanese 367-377 Psychiatric Institution: The Case of a Schizophrenic Patient's Quality of Life LOMBARDI, DONALD N. The Implementation of a 216-224 Value-Driven Action Program MACDONALD, CHRIS. Organizational Ethics 141-148 Canadian Style Author Index to Volume 12: 2000 McCRUDEN, PATRICK. [Point and Counterpoint] Should the HEC Have the Primary Responsibility for Developing a Specific Ethical Vision for the Institution? NO MIYA, PAMELA A. [Point and Counterpoint] If HECs 279-282 Begin to Deal in Organizational Ethics Issues, Should They Be Willing to Consider Staff Complaints? YES OLICK, ROBERT S. [Point and Counterpoint] Should it 163-165 be Mandated that an HEC Review a Physician’s Decision Not to Honor a Patient's or Surrogate's Refusal of Treatment? YES PENTZ, REBECCA D. Core Values: An Ethics 225-234 Committee’s Foray into Management Theory PEPPIN, JOHN. [Point and Counterpoint] Should the 83-84 HEC Have Primary Responsibility for Developing a Specific Ethical Vision for the Institution? YES PERRY, CONSTANCE K. [Bankruptcy of Mission] 262-276 Transparency and Critique: A Case in Organizational Ethics PINCH, WINIFRED J.E. [Point and Counterpoint] If 279-282 HECs Begin to Deal in Organizational Ethics Issues, Should They Be Willing to Consider Staff Complaints? YES POTTER, ROBERT L. [Point and Counterpoint] If 277-279 HECs Begin to Deal in Organizational Ethics Issues, Should They Be Willing to Consider Staff Complaints? NO Author Index to Volume 12: 2000 RITVO, ROGER A. [Book Review] Organizational 341-343 Ethics in Health Care, by Edward M. Spencer, Ann E. Mills, Mary V. Rorty, and Patricia H. Werhane RORTY, MARY V. Ethics and Economics in Healthcare: The Role of Organization Ethics ROSS, JUDITH WILSON. Changing the HEC Mission 4-7 RUEPING, JANIS. A Next-Generation Ethics Program 49-56 in Progress: Lessons from Experience SAKAI, AKIO. Informed Consent in a Japanese 366-377 Psychiatric Institution: The Case of a Schizophrenic Patient's Quality of Life SCOFIELD, GILES R. [Review Article] Contemplating 166-176 Suicide SEFANSKY, SUSAN L. Outline of a Process for 69-77 Organizational Ethics Consultation SILVERMAN, ED. Integrated Healthcare Continua and 317-324 the Unsponsored Patient: A Corporate Case Management Response to a Recurring Ethical Dilemma SILVERMAN, HENRY J. Organizational Ethics in 202-215 Healthcare Organizations: Proactively Managing the Ethical Climate to Ensure Organizational Integrity TAKEUCHI, KATSUYA. Informed Consent in a 367-377 Japanese Psychiatric Institution: The Case of a Schizophrenic Patient's Quality of Life TANNER, DAVID E. Narrative, Ethics, and Human 149-160 Experimentation in Richard Selzer’s “Alexis St. Martin”: The Miraculous Wound Re-examined Author Index to Volume 12: 2000 VERWEIJ, MARCEL. Do’s and Dont’s for Ethics 344-357 Committees: Lessons Learned in The Netherlands WASIELESKI, DAVID. Values, Ethics, and Moral 124-140 Reasoning among Healthcare Professionals: A Survey WEBER, JAMES. Values, Ethics, and Moral Reasoning 124-140 among Healthcare Professionals: A Survey WENGER, NEIL S. The HEC Model of the Future 33-38 Builds on Deficiencies of the Past WOLPE, PAUL ROOT. From Bedside to Boardroom: 191-201 Sociological Shifts in Bioethics ZAWACKI, BRUCE E. Corporate Soulcraft in 39-48 Healthcare: The St. Joseph Health System’s “Compliance-Assurance” Approach, and Other Options