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Death & Dying:     more books (100)

Death's Door: Modern Dying and the Ways We Grieve by Sandra M. Gilbert, 2007-08-17 Wholesome Fear: Transforming Your Anxiety About Impermanence and Death by Lama Zopa Rinpoche, Kathleen McDonald, 2010-01-13 The Path Ahead: Readings in Death and Dying by Lynne Ann DeSpelder, Albert Lee Strickland, 1995-01-04 Burial Customs in Ancient Egypt: Life in Death for Rich and Poor (Duckworth Egyptology Series) by Wolfram Grajetzki, 2003-11-01 I Had a Friend Named Peter: Talking to Children About the Death of a Friend by Janice Cohn, 1987-09 Transitions in Dying and Bereavement: A Psychosocial Guide for Hospice and Palliative Care by Moira Cairns, Marney Thompson, et all 2003-06 Preparing for Death: The Science of Dying by C.W. Adams, 2010-07-15 More Than Meets The Eye, True Stories About Death, Dying, and Afterlife by Yvonne Perry, 2005-06-09 Palliative Care: A Practical Guide for the Health Professional: Finding Meaning and Purpose in Life and Death by Kathryn Boog BScOTSROTSPDipA, Claire Tester DipCOTSROTPGDip, 2007-10-23 DEATH AND DYING IN CENTRAL APPALACHIA: CHANGING ATTITUDES AND PRACTICES by James K. Crissman, 1994-03-01 Handbook of Death and Dying (2 Vol. Set) by Clifton D. Bryant (Editor), 2003-10-01 A Better Way of Dying: How to Make the Best Choices at the End of Life by Jeanne Fitzpatrick, Eileen M. Fitzpatrick, 2010-01-26 Shamanic Guide to Death and Dying by Kristin Madden, 2005-10-04 Death and Dying: End-of-Life Controversies (Information Plus Reference Series) by Sandra M Alters, 2008-10-03

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81. EUTHANASIA - FAST ACCESS - LIVING WILLS - EXIT
    Strengths of this large site include living wills, a list of patient rights, and information on the Category Society Issues Euthanasia Pro-Euthanasia Organizations selfdeliverance, living wills (advance declarations to enable you to refuse unwantedlife-prolonging treatment) and related death and dying subject matter.  
    http://www.euthanasia.org/
    
    Extractions: Welcome to Fast Access - probably the world's largest resource of original material on voluntary euthanasia , assisted suicide, self-deliverance, living wills (advance declarations to enable you to refuse unwanted life-prolonging treatment) and related death and dying subject matter. This site contains hundreds of pages of material explaining the arguments for and against euthanasia. It is promoted by Exit (formerly the Scottish Voluntary Euthanasia Society), which campaigns for a change in British law to promote individual patient choice, and strategies for improved palliative care and other resources at the end of life. You can also find details of the most authoritative works on self-deliverance, including Departing Drugs and Beyond Final Exit. Exit is a world leader in research and euthanasia-related information. We run with minimal resources and are only able to continue by means of legacies, donations and memberships. If you support our aims, please consider supporting us.

82. Hospice Yukon Society
    Nonprofit, community-based program for individuals and their families who are facing death and grieving. Offers bereavement support, client care, volunteer training and workshops on death and dying.  
    http://www.yukonweb.com/community/hospice/

83. Death And Dying
    Interdisciplinary conversations on death and dying, includingperspectives from the arts, humanities, and medicine.  
    http://seeingthedifference.berkeley.edu/
    
    Extractions: Home Introduction "Conversations" Video 2000 Institute ... Contact "Just in case you thought there was no distinction between representation and reality there is death. Just in case you thought experience and the representation of experience melted into one another, death provides a structural principle separating the two. . . . See the difference."

84. Death And Dying Intro
    Interdisciplinary conversations on death and dying, including perspectivesfrom the arts, humanities, and medicine. Seeing the Difference  
    http://seeingthedifference.berkeley.edu/introduction.html
    
    Extractions: Excerpts from "Conversations on Death and Dying" "Just in case you thought there was no distinction between representation and reality there is death. Just in case you thought experience and the representation of experience melted into one another, death provides a structural principle separating the two. ... See the difference." Regina Barreca, Writing as Voodoo: Sorcery, Hysteria, and Art What is this project about? Regina Barreca has given us a stark dichotomy. She gives us death as "separation," as "difference." But so too do we, in our various disciplines, view death "differently." Dying bridges a "no man's land" where the unfathomed and the unknowable confront the scientific and the humanistic imaginations. While death may be the vanishing point of medical knowledge and representation, it is also a point of mediation. Neither doctors nor humanists, nor artists or policy makers can provide all the answers where death is concerned; any inquiry into its cultural, scientific, and perhaps even spiritual contours must be a plural one. "Seeing the Difference" brings together three angles of perception: those of clinicians, humanists, and artists. These conceptual frameworks offer in turn different ways of understanding the dying body: the medical view of the body as literal text for implementing physical and psychological change; the humanist's view of the body as the site of complex layers of meaning to be explored through a range of interpretive strategies; and the artist's creation of the body in terms of alternative explanatory systems that may mediate between the physical and the metaphysical, that may confront an "unknowable" or "inexplicable" and give it form.

85. Welcome! Aid In Dying Communication Project
    The Aid in dying Communication Project promotes compassionate care for patients who request physician assisted dying or other types of hastened death by helping health professionals improve their communication and assessment skills.  
    http://aidindying.com/
    
    Extractions: Mill Valley, CA 94942 The Aid in Dying Communication Project helps physicians and other health care professionals improve their communication and assessment skills in working with patients who request hastened death, whether this be termination of treatment or physician-assisted dying. Our primary goal is to promote compassionate care. The Project, originally sponsored by the Wallace A. Gerbode Foundation and operated through the San Francisco Medical Society Community Service Fund, provides educational and consulting services to health professionals, ethics committees, hospices, and related groups. This is accomplished by providing online training materials and professional services Professional services include training programs, presentations for continuing medical and professional education, and ethics consultation. To address the critical educational needs of physicians, nurses, and other health professionals on topics relevant to hastened death, the Aid in Dying Communication Project makes available a large volume of training materials throughout this website for their personal use.1

86. Living With Risk/ Psycho-Social Impact Of Breast Cancer
    Update 17 Humanistic Approach of death and dying The question is howcan a humanistic perspective help one cope with death and dying?  
    http://cope.uicc.org/Updates/humanistic.shtml
    
    Extractions: TO ORDER THIS PUBLICATION P sycho-Social Impact of Breast Cancer First Series of Updates for Health Professionals UICC COPES RRI SHARE ... Information about 2nd Psycho-Social Impact of Breast Cancer Meeting, Helsinki, June 2000 Updates INDEX Acknowledgements 1. Breast Cancer Worlwide 2. Living with the Risk of Breast Cancer 3. Rehabilitation and Follow-Up ... 17. Humanistic Approaches to Death and Dying 1. A few facts 2. What does humanism mean? 3. A humanistic approach to death and dying 4.Decision making ... 8. References 1. A Few Facts Surveys indicate that most cancer patients wish to remain at home in the care of their relatives. However, statistics show that in Switzerland, only 20% of all patients see their wish fulfilled. About 75% of terminal cancer patients admitted to hospitals identify burnout (or stress with relatives) as the major reason for leaving their home. The question is: how can a humanistic perspective help one cope with death and dying? 2. What Does Humanism Mean?

87. Art Of Lora Arbrador: Egg Tempera Paintings About Love, Death, Yoga And Massage.
    San Francisco artist Lora Arbrador Egg Tempera paintings about love, yoga, massage, medicine, death dying. Available as greeting cards, posters, blank journals and reproductions.  
    http://www.yellowyolk.com/

88. Death And Dying
    death and dying. Art, Film, Literature. Art. Hawkins, AH Ballard, JO, eds. Timeto Go Three Plays on death and dying, with Commentary on Endof-Life Issues.  
    http://endeavor.med.nyu.edu/lit-med/lit-med-db/webdocs/webkeywords/death.and.dyi
    
    Extractions: Comments/Inquiries Art Film Literature The Abandoned Doll Aging in America Anatomy of Anatomy in Images and Words The Body of Abel Found by Adam and Eve ... Voyage of Life: Childhood/Youth/Manhood/Old Age American Beauty Anatomy (Anatomie) Antonia's Line Arrowsmith ... A Woman's Tale Abe, Kobo Kangaroo Notebook Abse, Dannie Carnal Knowledge Exit Millie's Date Not Beautiful ... A Winter Visit Akhmatova, Anna In Memory of Mikhail Bulgakov Requiem Albee, Edward Three Tall Women Albom, Mitch Tuesdays with Morrie Alcott, Louisa May Hospital Sketches Alegria, Claribel Sorrow/Saudade Allende, Isabel Paula Ammons, A. R. Burnout in the Overshoot Anaya, Rudolfo Bless Me, Ultima

89. ON DEATH & DYING And NEAR-DEATH EXPERIENCES: INDEX
    Contains interviews and book excerpts.  
    http://www.microtec.net/inerson/ondeath.html

90. People's Lawyer--Death And Dying
    death and dying by Professor Richard M. Alderman University of HoustonLaw Center. Living Will. Here is a copy of a Texas Directive  
    http://www.peopleslawyer.net/deathdying.html
    
    Extractions: University of Houston Law Center Living Will Here is a copy of a Texas "Directive to Physicians and Family or Surrogate," commonly known as a living will. If you want the right to die a natural death, you should fill in this form and have it properly witnessed by two people over the age of eighteen. Information about do not rescitate form. Do not resuscitate form If you would like more information about your right to refuse treatment, go to the Choices in Dying Web page : Partnership for Caring Medical Power of Attorney Here is some information about a Medical Power of Attorney for Health Care. Read the following information carefully. After you read the material, click here for a copy of a Medical Power of Attorney for Health Care Form. Living Trusts A living trust is a legal device to assist people who want to avoid some of the problems and costs involved with probate. A living trust is not for everyone. If you think a living trust may be right for you, speak with an attorney and discuss all your options. First, however, take a look at some of the living trust scams that are targeting senior consumers. Living Trust Scams Funerals When a loved one dies, grieving family members and friends often are confronted with dozens of decisions about the funeral-all of which must be made quickly and often under great emotional duress. What kind of funeral should it be? What funeral provider should you use? Should you bury or cremate the body, or donate it to science? What are you legally required to buy? What other arrangements should you plan? And, as callous as it may sound, how much is it all going to cost?

91. Death With Dignity Vermont
    Information about the Vermont death With Dignity Act (2003 legislation that would legalize physician assisted dying in the state) and the Vermont death With Dignity political action organization.  
    http://www.deathwithdignityvermont.org
    
    Extractions: We propose that Vermont's Death with Dignity Act allow a terminally ill, mentally competent person, with a life expectancy of less than six months, to request and receive a prescription from his/her physician to hasten his/her death in a humane and dignified manner. Self-administration of such prescription may be in private or in the presence of family members, friend and/or a doctor. We believe that this should be one option along a continuum of end-of-life care that includes hospice, optimal pain management and palliative care.

92. Nursing Organizations
    Door Seven Healthcare Links. death, dying, and caregiver resources. Home. MagicStream; death, dying and grief. Through death's Gate A guide to selfless death.  
    http://diannebrownson.tripod.com/passages.html

93. Welcome To OKSeniors - The Internet's Most Comprehensive Resource Center For Sen
    Oklahoma Senior resources guide featuring aging and disability resources, physical and mental health, living and care facilities, support, legislation, safety and adaptive products, health and medical care, pets, grief, death and dying, financial, insurance and nutrition.  
    http://okseniors.com/
    
    Extractions: Click here for more! Welcome to OK Seniors - the Internet's most comprehensive Resource Center for Seniors and their caregivers. Over 2,500 links and growing every minute! Aging can be a lovely process - a time of reflecting on life's past events, enjoying the present, and making future plans. BUT certain problems with aging can create real problems. A Unique Opportunity - this site is up for sale! For sale: OKSeniors.com and the contents of this site AND - soon to be added back in - the directory with over 1300 links online. We hope you will find the information on this site useful. We believe it is the largest collection of links for Seniors information on the Web today. You will also find links to the very people and businesses that can answer your specific questions. And you will find support. Whether you are a senior or a caregiver, the aging process is personal. None of us can get through it alone. We know. We've been there.

94. Death And Dying
    Interest Group on death and dying. Hi fellow medical students. Let usintroduce ourselves, Ronald Chen and Emily Gilmore, as cochairs  
    http://www.amsa.org/dd/
    
    Extractions: Resources This Interest Group arose in response to medical students' concern that medical school leaves us inadequately prepared to communicate with terminally ill patients, as well as being poorly equipped emotionally to deal with matters of death and dying. This is important to us on a personal level as we face dying patients almost daily on the wards. On a professional level, we address important issues such as physician-assisted suicide and palliative care. In response to these needs, we as an interest group provide guidance, support and resources for students who wish to supplement their medical education in the area of death and dying. As co-coordinators, we act as facilitators for this learning, but the Interest Group needs your active participation to be successful! Co-Coordinator

95. Welcome To The Carla Wills-Brandon, Ph.D. Home Page
    Provides the reader with information on the paranormal visions the dying and their loved ones often experience as death draws near.  
    http://www.carla.wills.brandon.net/

96. Death & Dying Resources
    death dying. Adobe Acrobat Reader. General Resources. AMSA's death dying Interest Group. Endof-Life Education. End-of-Life Care  
    http://www.amsa.org/dd/ddres.cfm
    
    Extractions: These scholars are creating new models for improving care of the dying and are developing new approaches to the education of healthcare professionals in end of life. Contact them if you are interested in their area of research. Project Guides Playing God: The Dilemma of the Dying Patient (PDF 17KB) This project takes a controversial case, selected from a local health care facility and utilizes members of the health care team involved in the case as presenters. Suggests methods for audience examination of the issues involved. A Program to Honor the Cadavers used During Anatomy Cancer Outreach Relief Effort (CORE)

97. Oregon Public Health Services Oregon's Death With Dignity Act
    Information and annual reports on the implementation of Oregon's death with Dignity Act, which legalized physician assisted dying for competent, terminally ill adults.  
    http://www.ohd.hr.state.or.us/chs/pas/pas.htm

98. Death And Dying
    death and dying. Title Coping with bereavement. Subject death and dying.Publication Number BHC3010. Publication Date 19/02/1996.  
    http://www.mhcs.health.nsw.gov.au/health-public-affairs/mhcs/publications/Death_
    
    Extractions: Death and Dying Title : Coping with bereavement Subject : Death and Dying Publication Number : BHC-3010 Publication Date : Author : NSW Health Summary : Different communities have different ways of grieving. How bereaved families can discuss their cultural/religious needs with health workers Title : Loving care for people with terminal illness Subject : Death and Dying Publication Number : BHC-3305 Publication Date : Author : NSW Health Summary : Explains palliative care. Title : When a baby dies Subject : Death and Dying Publication Number : BHC-4955 Publication Date : Author : NSW Health Summary : Explains the practice in most Australian hospitals of allowing parents to spend time with their dead baby if they wish. Includes information about grief and grief counselling. Title : When a relative dies in hospital Subject : Death and Dying Publication Number : HTS-539 Publication Date : Author : [default] Summary : Interpreter services, what to do, belongings of the deceased, cause of death, a post-mortem, results of a post-mortem, funeral directors, costs, death certificate, further information.

99. University Of Queensland - School Of Languages And Comparative Cultural Studies
    Health and healing, death and dying, individual religious experience, life narrative and human spirituality, religious leadership (University of Queensland, Australia).  
    http://www.uq.edu.au/hprc/profiles/hutch.html

100. Parapsychology II - Ghosts, Death And The Near-Death Experience
     A course concerned with death and dying and understanding what may await after that event. Given at Nova Scotia Community College. Gives course description, cost and online application.  
     http://www.nscc.ns.ca/part-time/Metro/qry_courseid_1.ASP?CourseID=231

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