Thanks to Saturday's New York Times article on palliative sedation by Anemona Hartocollis, there's a buzz in the blogs about the practice. I thought I'd link you to some additional sources so you could get your head around the issue from various angles:
Palliative Care Textbooks Come Of Age, Annals of Internal Medicine (1998), Timothy Quill, et. al., summary of the burgeoning practice of palliative training
What is Palliative Sedation? An info/resources page at the Journal of the American Medical Association
Wesley J. Smith tries to paint a bold, bright line between palliative sedation and aid in dying at lifenews.com
The Good Death: An Exploration of Dying in America will be published by Beacon Press in February 2016.
I'm a writer (and hospice volunteer) living in Red Hook, Brooklyn, and writing primarily about the nexus of death and religion for publications like Guernica magazine (where I'm a contributing nonfiction editor), Harvard Divinity Bulletin, Bookforum, The Baffler, The Guardian, and The New York Times.
I am a Visiting Scholar at The Center for Religion and Media, NYU, and a contributing editor at The Revealer, the Center's publication (where I was editor until June 2013). I write the monthly column, "The Patient Body."
You can find my articles at annneumann.com.
I can be reached at otherspoon@yahoo.com, @otherspoon
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