Physician
Internal Medicine
Dr. Lawrence J. Schneiderman, MD
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Dr. Lawrence J. Schneiderman works in the field of Internal Medicine. He went to Harvard Medical School. Harvard Medical School is a one of the best medicals schools. Harvard Medical School is ranked 1/12 in Research/PrimaryCare. Lawrence J. Schneiderman is a published physician. He has 99 papers published. The most current publication "Genetic counseling. An evaluation of public health genetic clinics."
Publications
- Seeking to Reduce Nonbeneficial Treatment in the ICU: An Exploratory Trial of Proactive Ethics Intervention.
- Defining Medical Futility and Improving Medical Care.
- Physicians should not always pursue a good "clinical" outcome.
- Proactive ethics consultation in the ICU: a comparison of value perceived by healthcare professionals and recipients.
- The media and the medical market.
- Effect of ethics consultations in the intensive care unit.
- Proposed quality measures for palliative care in the critically ill: a consensus from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Critical Care Workgroup.
- Dissatisfaction with ethics consultations: The Anna Karenina principle.
- Ethics consultation in the intensive care unit.
- The costs of nonbeneficial treatment in the intensive care setting.
- The perils of hope.
- Effect of ethics consultations on nonbeneficial life-sustaining treatments in the intensive care setting: a randomized controlled trial.
- Response to "Reading futility: reflections on a bioethical concept" by Donald Joralemon (CQ vol 11, no 2). The rise and fall of death: the plateau of futility.
- The (alternative) medicalization of life.
- Economic and health consequences of selling a kidney in India.
- Empathy and the literary imagination.
- Improving understanding of research consent in middle-aged and elderly patients with psychotic disorders.
- Ethics consultations in the intensive care setting.
- Commentary: bringing clarity to the futility debate: are the cases wrong?
- CPR-not-indicated and futility.
- Medical futility and aging: ethical implications.
- Distinguishing between effect and benefit.
- Is it morally justifiable not to sedate this patient before ventilator withdrawal?
- 'My husband won't tell the children!
- Medical futility.
- Henri Saint-Simon: his ideology and personality.
- Arthur Miller's drama from the standpoint of self psychology.
- Collaboration between the health and social services in England.
- Ethical issues in psychosocial interventions research involving controls.
- SOCIAL CLASS, DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT.
- PSYCHOLOGICAL EVOLUTION FROM POLYTHEISM TO MONOTHEISM.
- Updike: fiction and the writer's access to contradictory ego states.
- Beckett: on the borderline.
- Tennessee Williams: the incest-motif and fictional love relationships.
- Lillian Hellman: the uses of rage.
- Modern fictional protagonists: motherless children, fatherless waifs.
- Faulkner: ego functions and fantasy.
- Project Head Start: aprons to cover their dirty clothes.
- Ann Beattie: emotional loss and strategies of reparation.
- Individualism and the problem of guilt.
- Sartre: ego and superego functions in fiction and ideology.
- The death of Apsyrtus.
- A theory of repression in the light of archaic religion.
- Conflict resolution in Hesse's fiction.
- Anne Tyler: the American family fights for its half-life.
- Is the treatment beneficial, experimental, or futile?
- A different kind of "prisoner's dilemma".
- Do physicians' own preferences for life-sustaining treatment influence their perceptions of patients' preferences?
- Futility in practice.
- The "abnormal" screening serum thyroxine (T4): analysis of physician response, outcome, cost and health effectiveness.
- Solubilization and electrophoresis of human red cell stroma.
- Colorectal cancer and bowel habits.
- Racial differences in susceptibility to tuberculosis: risk of disease after infection.
- Latent cystathioninuria.
- Genetic studies of a family with two unusual autosomal dominant conditions: muscular dystrophy and Pelger-Huet anomaly. Clinical, pathologic and linkage considerations.
- Warfarin resistance in the rat.
- Isolation and partial characterization of structural protein derived from human red cell membranes.
- Medical futility: the duty not to treat.
- An ethical analysis of the use of 'futility' in the 1992 American Heart Association Guidelines for cardiopulmonary resuscitation and emergency cardiac care.
- Relationship of advance directives to physician-patient communication.
- Is dying young worse than dying old?
- Beyond futility to an ethic of care.
- The futility debate: effective versus beneficial intervention.
- Attitudes of seriously ill patients toward treatment that involves high costs and burdens on others.
- Advance directives, apples and oranges.
- Effects of offering advance directives on quality adjusted life expectancy and psychological well-being among ill adults.
- Who decides who decides? When disagreement occurs between the physician and the patient's appointed proxy about the patient's decision-making capacity.
- Judging medical futility: an ethical analysis of medical power and responsibility.
- When families request that ''everything possible'' be done.
- CPR-not-indicated futility.
- Contribution of unexpected serum thyroxine (T4) abnormality to detection of thyroid disease.
- Fatal oriental cholangiohepatitis in a member of the Hmong community.
- Attitudes of patients toward family care in a family practice group.
- Effect of phosphate and non-phosphate buffers on thermolability of unstable haemoglobins.
- The "abnormal" screening laboratory results. Its effect on physician and patient.
- Counseling patients to counsel physicians on future care in the event of patient incompetence.
- Having babies at home: is it safe? Is it ethical?
- Responses of male and female physicians to medical complaints in male and female patients.
- Intrauterine transfusion: ethical issues involving a Jehovah's Witness mother.
- Medical futility: its meaning and ethical implications.
- A research-oriented medical cost accounting system.
- Sequel.
- Ethical decisions in discontinuing mechanical ventilation.
- Principles of cost-effectiveness research.
- Exile and PVS.
- Still saving the life of ethics.
- Fear of dying and HIV infection vs hepatitis B infection.
- Futility and rationing.
- Ethical issues in managing the noncompliant child.
- Effects of offering advance directives on medical treatments and costs.
- Ceasing futile resuscitation in the field: ethical considerations.
- Relationship of general advance directive instructions to specific life-sustaining treatment preferences in patients with serious illness.
- X-linked congenital nystagmus: a problem in genetic counseling.
- A comparison of health care utilization by husbands and wives.
- Anticoagulants in cerebrovascular disease. A critical review of studies.
- Genetic counseling. An evaluation of public health genetic clinics.
- Women in alternative health care. Their influence on traditional medicine.
- Effect of topical corticosteroids on symptoms of clinical sunburn.
Schools
Harvard Medical School
Doctors Specialties
- Pediatric Critical Care Medicine
- Pediatric Intensive Care
- Internal Medicine
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Education
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Stanford University -
University of Rochester -
Boston University Medical Center -
Harvard Medical School
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