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Book Description: Routledge, 2005. Paperback. Book Condition: New. New book. Shipped from UK. Bookseller Inventory # FT-9780789030733

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Book Description: Taylor Francis Inc, United States, 2005. Paperback. Book Condition: New. 197 x 155 mm. Brand New Book with Free Worldwide Delivery. This title features two cogent arguments about end-of-life care and carefully reasoned responses from experts. "End-of-Life Care: Bridging Disability and Aging with Person Centered Care" features two primary papers on the controversial issue of end-of-life care within the disabled and aging populations. Each paper explains clearly and honestly the multitude of issues involved in using person centered care. The first is from a father and nationally known advocate for the disabled Rud Turnbull speaking from a disability perspective about his disabled son. The second is from respected theologian M. J. Iozzio speaking from the aging perspective about her father's Alzheimer's disease. Responses from experts in the field follow, thoughtfully raising further points to consider about policies, ethics, quality of life, and consent. The two central papers from "End-of-Life Care" focus on person centered, interdependent care using the personal reflections of two close family members and their views about end-of-life care. The responses that follow each are direct, thoughtful, and concentrate on the issues in end-of-life planning using person centered care.This difficult and important issue is discussed in detail by lawyers, theologians, clinical practitioners, and professional service providers, and includes several revealing personal stories about end-of-life experiences. Helpful resources for both policy and practice are also presented to assist the reader to learn more. "End-of-Life Care" discusses: who, how, and on what grounds end-of-life decisions should be made for the developmentally/intellectually disabled; best practices information from Volunteers of America's Last Passages project; the unique challenges faced by individuals with disabilities and their families when confronting issues of death and dying; the protection of the rights of the disabled from discrimination; person centered care for the aging with complicating health conditions like Alzheimer's Disease; and, helping all people to clearly communicate their end-of-life wishes. "End-of-Life Care" explores policy, theological, and personal dimensions of end of life care, and the ways that person centered care can bridge the fields of aging and disability. Bookseller Inventory # AA69780789030733

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Book Description: Taylor & Francis Group. Book Condition: New. pp. 144. Bookseller Inventory # 7504693

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Book Description: Taylor and Francis(Routledge), 2005. Paperback. Book Condition: New. (144 pages) Two cogent arguments about end-of-ife careand carefuy reasoned responses from experts End-of-Life Care: Bridging Disabiity and Aging with Person Centered Care features two primary papers on the controversia issue of end-of-ife care within the disabed and aging popuations. Each paper expainsceary and honestythe mutitude of issues invoved in using person centered care. The first is from a father and nationay known advocate for the disabedRud Turnbuspeaking from a disabiity perspective about his disabed son. The second is from respected theoogian M. J. Iozzio speaking from the aging perspective about her father's Azheimer's disease. Responses from experts in the fied foow, thoughtfuy raising further points to consider about poicies, ethics, quaity of ife, and consent. The two centra papers from End-of-Life Care focus on person centered, interdependent care using the persona refections of two cose famiy members and their views about end-of-ife care. The responses that foow each are direct, thoughtfu, and concentrate on the issues in end-of-ife panning using person centered care. This difficut and important issue is discussed in detai by awyers, theoogians, cinica practitioners, and professiona service providers, and incudes severa reveaing persona stories about end-of-ife experiences. Hepfu resources for both poicy and practice are aso presented to assist the reader to earn more. End-of-Life Care discusses: who, how, and on what grounds end-of-ife decisions shoud be made for the deveopmentay/inteectuay disabed best practices information from Vounteers of Americas Last Passages project the unique chaenges faced by individuas with disabiities and their famiies when confronting issues of death and dying the protection of the rights of the disabed from discrimination person centered care for the aging with compicating heath conditions ike Azheimers Disease heping a peope to ceary communicate their end-of-ife wishes End-of-Life Care expores expores poicy, theoogica, and persona dimensions of end of ife care, and the ways that person centered care can bridge the fieds of aging and disabity. Preface: End of Life, Reigion, Disabiity, and Heath: Where A the Paths Converge What Shoud We Do for Jay? The Edges of Life and Cognitive Disabiity (H. Rutherford Turnbu, III) RESPONSES TO WHAT SHOULD WE DO FOR JAY? What Shoud We Do for Everyone? Response to What Shoud We Do for Jay? (Angea King) The Chaenges of Living and Dying We: Responses to What Shoud We Do for Jay (Genevieve Pugh) Euthanasia and Disabiity: Comments on What We Shoud Do for Jay? (Hans S. Reinders) The Writing on the Wa. Azheimer Disease. A Daughters Look at Moms Faithfu Care of Dad (M. J. Iozzio) RESPONSES TO THE WRITING ON THE WALL Theoogica, Persona, Universa: Responses to The Writing on the Wa (H. Rutherford Turnbu III) The Writing on the Wa: Resources for Further Refections (Staney Hauerwas) Person Centered Panning and Communication of End-of-Life Wishes with Peope Who Have Deveopmenta Disabiities (Leigh Ann Kingsbury) THE LAST PASSAGES PROJECT RESOURCES End-of-Life Care for Peope with Deveopmenta Disabiities: Phiosophy and Recommendations End-of-Life Care for Peope with Deveopmenta Disabiities: Bibiography SPIRITUAL ENCOUNTERS Our Last Months with Amber: An Emai Refection (David Wetherow) Former Coumnists Fina Words Inspire (Susan Harrison Woffis) Index Reference Notes Incuded (Paperback). Bookseller Inventory # AG078903073X

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Book Description: Routledge, 2005. Paperback. Book Condition: New. New book. Shipped from UK. Bookseller Inventory # FT-9780789030733

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Book Description: Haworth Pr Inc, 2006. Paperback. Book Condition: Brand New. 1st edition. 122 pages. 8.25x6.00x0.50 inches. In Stock. Bookseller Inventory # __078903073X

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