Mary Beth Hamel — Publications

Cost Effectiveness of Aggressive Care for Patients with Nontraumatic Coma

2002
The Use of Life-Sustaining Treatments in Hospitalized Persons Aged 80 and Older

2002
Are Aggressive Treatment Strategies Less Cost-Effective for Older Patients? The Case of Ventilator Support and Aggressive Care for Patients with Acute Respiratory Failure

2001
Age Differences in Care Practices and Outcomes for Hospitalized Patients with Cancer

2000
Age-related Differences in Care Preferences, Treatment Decisions, and Clinical Outcomes of Seriously Ill Hospitalized Adults: Lessons from SUPPORT

2000
Communication and Decision-Making in Seriously Ill Patients: Findings of the SUPPORT Project

2000
Decision-Making and Outcomes of Prolonged ICU Stays in Seriously Ill Patients

2000
Dying with Acute Respiratory Failure or Multiple Organ System Failure with Sepsis

2000
Elderly Persons' Last Six Months of Life: Findings from the Hospitalized Elderly Longitudinal Project

2000
Findings from SUPPORT and HELP: An Introduction

2000
Ineffectiveness of the SUPPORT Intervention: Review of Explanations

2000
Patient Characteristics Associated with Care by a Cardiologist Among Adults Hospitalized with Severe Congestive Heart Failure

2000
Rethinking Fundamental Assumptions: SUPPORT's Implications for Future Reform

2000
Patient Age and Decisions to Withhold Life-Sustaining Treatments from Seriously Ill, Hospitalized Adults

1999
Outcomes, Preferences for Resuscitation, and Physician-Patient Communication Among Patients with Metastatic Colorectal Cancer

1998
Resuscitation Preferences Among Patients with Severe Congestive Heart Failure: Results from the SUPPORT Project

1998
Outcomes and Cost-Effectiveness of Initiating Dialysis and Continuing Aggressive Care in Seriously Ill Hospitalized Adults

1997
Pain in the Oldest-Old During Hospitalization and Up to One Year Later

1997
Surrogate and Physician Understanding of Patients* Preferences for Living Permanently in a Nursing Home

1997
Race, Resource Use, and Survival in Seriously Ill Hospitalized Adults

1996
Seriously Ill Hospitalized Adults: Do We Spend Less on Older Patients?

1996
Identification of Comatose Patients at High Risk for Death or Severe Disability

1995
The Impact of Serious Illness on Patients' Families

1994
Prognosis-based Futility Guidelines: Does Anyone Win?

1994

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Mary Beth Hamel — Publications

Cost Effectiveness of Aggressive Care for Patients with Nontraumatic Coma

The Use of Life-Sustaining Treatments in Hospitalized Persons Aged 80 and Older

Are Aggressive Treatment Strategies Less Cost-Effective for Older Patients? The Case of Ventilator Support and Aggressive Care for Patients with Acute Respiratory Failure

Age Differences in Care Practices and Outcomes for Hospitalized Patients with Cancer

Age-related Differences in Care Preferences, Treatment Decisions, and Clinical Outcomes of Seriously Ill Hospitalized Adults: Lessons from SUPPORT

Communication and Decision-Making in Seriously Ill Patients: Findings of the SUPPORT Project

Decision-Making and Outcomes of Prolonged ICU Stays in Seriously Ill Patients

Dying with Acute Respiratory Failure or Multiple Organ System Failure with Sepsis

Elderly Persons' Last Six Months of Life: Findings from the Hospitalized Elderly Longitudinal Project

Findings from SUPPORT and HELP: An Introduction

Ineffectiveness of the SUPPORT Intervention: Review of Explanations

Patient Characteristics Associated with Care by a Cardiologist Among Adults Hospitalized with Severe Congestive Heart Failure

Rethinking Fundamental Assumptions: SUPPORT's Implications for Future Reform

Patient Age and Decisions to Withhold Life-Sustaining Treatments from Seriously Ill, Hospitalized Adults

Outcomes, Preferences for Resuscitation, and Physician-Patient Communication Among Patients with Metastatic Colorectal Cancer

Resuscitation Preferences Among Patients with Severe Congestive Heart Failure: Results from the SUPPORT Project

Outcomes and Cost-Effectiveness of Initiating Dialysis and Continuing Aggressive Care in Seriously Ill Hospitalized Adults

Pain in the Oldest-Old During Hospitalization and Up to One Year Later

Surrogate and Physician Understanding of Patients* Preferences for Living Permanently in a Nursing Home

Race, Resource Use, and Survival in Seriously Ill Hospitalized Adults

Seriously Ill Hospitalized Adults: Do We Spend Less on Older Patients?

Identification of Comatose Patients at High Risk for Death or Severe Disability

The Impact of Serious Illness on Patients' Families

Prognosis-based Futility Guidelines: Does Anyone Win?

Surrogate and Physician Understanding of Patients* Preferences for Living Permanently in a Nursing Home