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2.
See SchneidermanL.F.TeetzelH., and KalmansonA.G., “Who Decides Who Decides? When Disagreement Occurs Between the Physician and the Patient's Appointed Proxy About the Patient's Decision-Making Capacity,”Archives of Internal Medicine, 155 (1995): 793–95; In re Quinlan, 335 A.2d 647 (N.J. 1976); and In re Conroy, 486 A.2d 1209 (N.J. 1985).
3.
See RedelmeierD.A.RozinP., and KahnemahnD., “Understanding Patients' Decisions: Cognitive and Emotional Perspectives,”JAMA, 270 (1993): 72–76; and MilesS.H.KoeppR., and WeberE.P., “Advance End-of-Life Treatment Planning: A Research Review,”Archives of Internal Medicine, 156 (1996): 1062–68.
4.
See BuchananA.E. and BrockD.W., “Deciding for Others: Competency,”Milbank Quarterly, 64 (1986): 67–80.
5.
See DublerN.N., “The Doctor-Proxy Relationship: The Neglected Connection,”Kennedy Institute of Ethics Journal, 5 (1995): 289–306; EmanuelE.J., “How is the Patient Self-Determination Act Working? An Early Assessment,”American Journal of Medicine, 95 (1993): 619–28; EmanuelL.L., “Advance Directives: Stability of Patients' Treatment Choices,”Archives of Internal Medicine, 154 (1994): 209–17; SabatinoC.P., “Surely the Wizard Will Help Us, Toto? Implementing the Patient Self-Determination Act,”Hastings Center Report, 23, no. 1 (1993): 12–16; KappM.B., “Implications of the Patient Self-Determination Act for Psychiatric Practice,”Hospital and Community Psychiatry, 45 (1994): 355–58; and Patient Self-Determination Act, 42 U.S.C.A. § 1395cc(f) (1992).
6.
See EisendrathS.J. and JonsenA.R., “The Living Will: Help or Hindrance?,”JAMA, 249 (1983): 2054–58.
7.
See AnnasG.J., “The Health Care Proxy and the Living Will,”N. Engl. J. Med., 324 (1991): 1210–13.
8.
See In re Eichner, 438 N.Y.S.2d 266 (1981); and In re Mary O'Connor, 534 N.Y.S.2d 886 (1988).
9.
See LoB., “Assessing Decisional Capacity,”Law, Medicine & Health Care, 18 (1990): 193–201; StrullW.M.LoB., and CharlesG., “Do Patients Want to Participate in Medical Decision Making?,”JAMA, 252 (1984): 2990–94; and EmanuelL., “The Health Care Directive: Learning How to Draft Advance Care Documents,”Journal of the American Geriatric Society, 39 (1991): 1221–28.
10.
See Dubler, supra note 5.
11.
See id.
12.
See SecklerA.B., “Substituted Judgment: How Accurate Proxy Predictions?,”Annals of Internal Medicine, 115 (1991): 92–98; DiamondE.L., “Decision-Making Ability and Advance Directive Preferences in Nursing Home Patients and Proxies,”Gerontologist, 29 (1989): 622–26; ZweibelN.R. and CasselC.K., “Treatment Choices at the End of Life: A Comparison of Decisions by Older Patients and Their Physician-Selected Proxies,”Gerontologist, 29 (1989): 615–21; GeretyM.B., “Medical Treatment Preferences of Nursing Home Residents: Relationship to Function and Concordance with Surrogate Decision-Makers,”Journal of the American Geriatric Society, 41 (1993): 953–60.
13.
See FolsteinM.F.FolsteinS.E., and McHughP.R., “Mini-Mental State, A Practical Method for Grading the Cognitive State of Patients for the Clinician,”Journal of Psychiatry Research, 12 (1975): 189–98.
14.
See NolanM.T. and BruderM., “Patient Attitudes Toward Advance Directives and End-of-Life Treatment Decisions,”Nursing Outlook, 45, no. 5 (1997): 204–48; SachsG.A.StockingC.D., and MilesS.H., “Empowerment of the Older Patient? Randomized, Controlled Trial to Increase Discussion and Use of Advance Directives,”Journal of the American Geriatric Society, 40 (1991): 269–73; LaPumaJ.OrentlicherD., and MossR., “Advance Directives on Admission: Clinical Implications and Analysis of the Patient Self Determination Act of 1990,”JAMA, 266 (1991): 402–25; EmanuelL.L., “Advance Directives for Medical Care: A Case for Greater Use,”N. Engl. J. Med., 324 (1991): 889–95; and MilesKoepp, and Weber, supra note 3.
15.
See 42 U.S.C. § 1395cc(f) (1992).
16.
See Seckler, supra note 12; Diamond, supra note 12; Zweibel and Cassel, supra note 12; and Gerety, supra note 12.