What does PDA stand for?

Project on Death in America

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It is supported by grants from the Administration for Children and Families of the US Department of Health and Human Services and the Project on Death in America of the Open Society Institute.

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Funded by philanthropist George Soros, the Project on Death in America is trying to transform the experience of dying and bereavement in health care, education and public policy.

State ranks low in 'good-death' rating

For details of application procedures, contact the Project on Death in America at (212) 548-0344.

Project seeks applications for palliative care grants. (News From the ...

Foley, MD, director of the New York City-based Project on Death in America.

Research highlights gender, spousal status

Meanwhile, prominent end-of-life medical ethicist and Project on Death in America faculty scholar Steven Miles, MD, of the department of geriatrics at the University of Minnesota, announced his candidacy for the U.

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It was funded with a grant from the New York-based Project on Death in America to launch an end-of-life dialogue in 14 central coast communities in Maine, explains coalition director Michael Murphy, PhD.

Agenda for improving care shifts to the states

One of the first steps a hospice -- or any health care provider -- needs to take is deciding they want to measure their patientsE experience in a formal way," adds Sarah Goodlin, MD, a Project on Death in America faculty scholar at Dartmouth Medical School in Hanover, NH, and associate chief of staff for the Veterans Administration hospital in White River Junction, VT.

How can hospices join the outcomes revolution?

These questions take on greater urgency with the growing attention to end-of-life care shown by groups ranging from the American Medical Association in Chicago and Princeton, NJ-based Robert Wood Johnson Foundation to the Center to Improve Care of the Dying in Washington, DC, and the Project on Death in America in New York City.

Vertical integration: Must hospice rely on partnerships for survival?