J. Drane

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Competency to give an informed consent. A model for making clinical assessments.

J. Drane, 1984, JAMA.

Aging and dying: medical and ethical considerations

J. Drane, 2001 .

Anencephaly and the interruption of pregnancy: Policy proposals for HECs

J. Drane, 1992, HEC forum : an interdisciplinary journal on hospitals' ethical and legal issues.

Stopping nutrition and hydration technologies: a conflict between traditional Catholic ethics and church authority.

J. Drane, 2006, Christian bioethics.

The Best-Interest Standard: Surrogate Decision Making and Quality of Life

J. Coulehan, J. Drane, 1995, The Journal of Clinical Ethics.

The concept of futility. Patients do not have a right to demand medically useless treatment. Counterpoint.

J. Coulehan, J. Drane, 1993, Health progress.

Becoming a Good Doctor: The Place of Virtue and Character in Medical Ethics

J. Drane, 1995 .

Bioethical perspectives from Ibero-America.

J. Drane, 1996, The Journal of medicine and philosophy.

National survey of ethical issues presented to drug information centers.

W. Kelly, J. Drane, W. Krowinski, 1990, American journal of hospital pharmacy.

Justice issues in health care delivery.

J. Drane, 1990, Bulletin of the Pan American Health Organization.

Medical ethics in the 1990s. Emphasis on death-and-dying issues will continue but social concerns will command increased attention.

J. Drane, 1991, Health progress.

The many faces of competency.

J. Drane, J. Drane, 1985, The Hastings Center report.

Physician assisted suicide & voluntary active euthanasia: Social ethics and the role of hospice

J. Drane, 1995, The American journal of hospice & palliative care.