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Addiction services in hospitals : guidelines

https://libcat.nshealth.ca/en/permalink/provcat52771

D.F. Moffatt, chairman. --Ottawa, ON: Health and Welfare Canada , 1981-1987.

Call Number: WX 200 DC2 G95

Location: IWK Health Sciences Library

Call Number: WX 200 DC2 G95

Author: Moffatt, D.F.

Corporate Author: Health and Welfare Canada

Responsibility: D.F. Moffatt, chairman

Alternate Title: Adult psychiatric services provided by general hospitals; Burn unit; Cardiovascular services in hospitals; Child and adolescent psychiatric services provided by general hospitals; Child and adolescent services in general hospitals; Computed tomography; Day surgery unit; Diabetic day care unit; Diagnostic ultrasound in facilities in hospitals; Emergency units in hospitals; Geriatric units in hospitals, geriatric day hospitals; Hospital day medicine unit; Intensive care unit; Nuclear medicine units in hospitals; Organ and tissue donation services in hospitals; Palliative care services in hospitals; Patient hostel unit; Pulmonary function laboratories; Respiratory therapy service

Place of Publication: Ottawa, ON

Publisher: Health and Welfare Canada

Date of Publication: 1981-1987

Physical Description: 20 booklets

Series Title: Guidelines for establishing standards for special services in hospitals

ISBN: 0662134524; 0662113551; 0662148274; 0662148711; 0662114183; 0662123719; 0662127536; 0662124472; 0662127501; 0662143396; 0662127544; 066211356X; 0662137051; 0662114175; 0662145860; 0662152999; 0662127552; no ISBN given; 0662124944; 0662155343

Subjects (MeSH): Hospital Units - standards; Hospitals, General - standards; Substance Use Disorders; Behavior, Addictive; Mental Health Services - standards; Psychiatric Department, Hospital - standards; Burn Units - standards; Coronary Care Units - standards; Child Psychiatry; Adolescent Psychiatry; Adolescent Medicine - standards; Pediatrics - standards; Tomography, X-Ray Computed - standards; Diagnostic Services - standards; Day Care - standards; Ambulatory Surgery - standards; Diabetes Mellitus; Ultrasonography - standards; Emergency Medical Services - standards; Geriatrics; Outpatient Clinics, Hospital - standards; Intensive Care Units - standards; Nuclear Medicine Department, Hospital - standards; Organ Procurement - standards; Transplantation - standards; Palliative Treatment - standards; Ambulatory Care Facilities - standards; Ambulatory Care - standards; Lung Volume Measurements - standards; Laboratories - Standards; Respiratory Care Units - standards; Respiratory Therapy Department, Hospital - standards; Canada

Format: Book

Location: IWK Health Sciences Library

Copies: 1 SET (20 BOOKLETS)

Loan Period: 2 weeks

Living donor advocacy : an evolving role within transplantation

https://libcat.nshealth.ca/en/permalink/provcat33408

Jennifer Steel, editor. --New York: Springer , c2014.

Available Online: View e-Book

Location: Online

The inadequate supply of organs in the United States and other countries continues to drive the reliance on living donor transplantation. Representatives of the transplant community convened for a meeting on living donation in an effort to provide guidelines to promote the welfare of living donors. The consensus statement that resulted from this meeting recommended that transplant centers retain an Independent Living Donor Advocate (ILDA) to focus on the best interest of the donor. Over a decad…

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Other Authors: Steel, Jennifer

Responsibility: Jennifer Steel, editor

Place of Publication: New York

Publisher: Springer

Date of Publication: c2014

Physical Description: 1 online resource (xv, 362 pages)

ISBN: 9781461491439 (electronic bk.); 9781461491422

Subjects (MeSH): Living Donors - ethics; Patient Advocacy - ethics; Patient Advocacy - standards; Transplantation - ethics; Transplantation - standards

Subjects (LCSH): Living related donor transplantation; Transplantation of organs, tissues, etc. - Moral and ethical aspects; Transplant Surgery

Abstract: The inadequate supply of organs in the United States and other countries continues to drive the reliance on living donor transplantation. Representatives of the transplant community convened for a meeting on living donation in an effort to provide guidelines to promote the welfare of living donors. The consensus statement that resulted from this meeting recommended that transplant centers retain an Independent Living Donor Advocate (ILDA) to focus on the best interest of the donor. Over a decade later, nearly every transplant center in the United States, performing living donor surgeries, has incorporated an ILDA into their living donor screening and/or evaluation process, however there are no guidelines with regard to the ILDA's qualifications, clinical practice, or how address ethical challenges.

Contents: Part I: Living Donation -- 1. The Medical Selection of Live Donors -- 2. Kidney Paired Donation Programs for Incompatible Living Kidney Donors and Recipients -- 3. Living Donor Liver Transplantation -- 4. Intestinal Transplantation from Living Donors -- 5. Living Donor Lung Transplantation -- 6. Live Donor Pancreas Transplantation -- Part II: Living Donor Advocacy -- 7: The History of Living Donor Advocacy in Living Donor Transplantation -- 8. Findings from a National Survey of Living Donor Advocates -- 9. The Independent Donor Advocate and the Independent Donor Advocate Team -- 10. Classification of Living Organ Donors -- 11. Unrelated Donors -- 12. Education of the Donor by the ILDA (Psychosocial Aspects) -- 13. Components and Timing of the ILDA Evaluation -- 14. Contraindications to Living Donation from an ILDA Perspective -- 15. Management of Conflict Between the Independent Living Donor Advocate and the Transplant Team -- 16. Story Behind the Story -- 17. Living Donor Experience -- Part III: Living Donor Ethics -- 18. Informed Consent for Living Organ Donation -- 19. Pressure and Coercion -- 20. Financial Considerations -- 21. Autonomy, Agency, and Responsibility: Ethical Concerns for Living Donor Advocates -- 22. A Practical Guide: Role of the Independent Living Donor Advocate: Protect or Advocate or Is It Both/And? -- 23. Racial Disparities in Kidney Transplant and Living Donation -- 24. The Evolution of the Role of the Independent Living Donor Advocates: Recommendations for Practice Guidelines.