Volume 10 Number 1     Winter 2004

• For the Children:  Palliative Care Team Eases the Pain
• Joy on the Journey
• Nurturing the Spirituality of  Your Revolutionaries
• CALL Care:  One Year Down the Road
• Standing Vigil:  PRESENCE Looks Back at Its First Year
• Palliative Care Program Earns Circle of Life Citation Honor
• Holistic Therapies Augment Palliative Care
• Music and Being:  Reflections of a Music Thanatologist
• The Philadelphia Story Continues to Unfold 

Volume 9 Number 3      Summer 2003

• Revolutionaries Need to be Agents of Change
• New Last Acts Project Helps Move Palliatie Care from Theory to Practice
• A Thoughtful Death
• A Gift
• Graceful Passages: A Companion for Living and Dying
• Creating Sacred Space Around Perinatal Loss
• Unnecessary Suffering
• Implementing a Caring-Healing Nursing Practice Model
• New Tools Offer Practical guidance for Coordinating End-of-Life Care Services

Volume 9 Number 2      Spring 2003

• Special Report: CALL Care Project - Life-Affirming Care: Lessons in Healing

Volume 9 Number 1      Fall 2002/Winter 2003

• Standing Out from the Crowd
• No Better Than Average:  Last Acts Report Card Ranks States on End-of-Life Care
• The Patient and Family Perspective:  American's Rank End-of-Life Care in U.S. "Fair"
• A Nurse's Perspective:  How End-of-Life Care Should Be
• Measuring End-of-Life Care
• The Handprint Project
• Crossin' on Over with Grits and Grace 

 Volume 8 Number 5 & 6     Winter/Spring 2002

• Remarks at "Recovering Our Traditions" Conference
• Getting Lost and Other Lessons
• Last Acts Develops Innovative Tool Kit
• Smallest Patient Offers Biggest Lesson
• The Roles of Data Collection, Evaluation, and Research in Pediatric Palliative Care
• Capturing Stories for Use in Evaluation
• Mercy Health Partners Succeeds with Integrated Palliative Care Program
• Supportive End-of-Life Care for Residents at Maryville Nursing Home
• A Vision for the Future - Taking Control at the End of Life
• Sacred Ritual for the Care of the Body at the Time of Death

Volume 8 Number 4     Fall 2002

• Sustaining the Program by Tracking Cost Savings
• "I Took Care of it for You"
• Birthing into Eternal Life
• An Everlasing Promise
• The First year of Music Thanatology in Two Hospitals
• The Ongoing Mystery of Grief
• Reflections on Strategies
• Improving Care Through the End of Life Expands to Acute Care Setting
• "Finding Our Way" Newspaper Series Educates on the Web
• Betsy and "Miss B"

Volume 8 Number 3     Summer 2002

• A Small Step in a Long Journey
• What's Wrong with the "D" Word?
• No One Dies Alone
• Community of Support for Patients with End-of-Life Needs
• CALL Care Project's First Progress Report Receives High Marks
• Cultural Diversity Efforts Related to End-of-Life Care
• The Philadelphia Story Enters 2002

Volume 7 Number 4     Fall 2001

• Susan's Journey and My Reflections
• Ethical DecisionMaking for the Child with a Life-Limiting Condition
• Care to Ease the Final Days
• Advanced Practice Nurse Integrates Palliative Care into Rural Setting
• There's Light at the End of the Tunnel for America's End-of-Life Care
• The Philadelphia Story 2001
• No Moral Imperative to Prolong Death
• Most Important Conversations are the Hardest to Have
• The Journey is Not Finished

 Volume 7 Number 3     Summer 2001

• Voices Yet Unheard
• A Linguistic Perspective on Patient Agency
• Leukemia Patient Feels Blessed
• EPCC Conference Focuses on Medical Model
• America is Ready to Talk
• Partnership for Caring:  America's Voices for the Dying
• How We Made Pain the Fifth Vital Sign
• The 12th Man Tradition
• 30,000 Feet Above the Atlantic
• Compassion Sabbath Brings Results
• Hospice Care in the Acute Care Setting
• Knowing Where to Begin with Palliative Care Patients

Volume 7 Number 2     Spring 2001

• The Psycho-Social-Spiritual Approach to End-of-Life
• 12 Ethical Imperatives for Working with the Dying
• Learn from the Past: The Imperative of Phase III Goals
• Canaries in the Coal Mines
• Journeys on the Long and Winding Road
• Travelers on the Long and Winding Road
• Volunteer Hospice Network - a Grassroots Model for Community Coalitions
• Personal Story:   Celi Adams
• Rural vs. Urban Health Care at teh End of Life
• Management of Nausea and Vomiting
• Grieving the Death of a Child

Volume 7 Number 1     Winter 2001

• Reflections on PBS Series '"On Our Own Terms"
• Messages on Living Fully
• The Morgue:  A Sacred Place
• Model Operations Project - Follow up Report Kansas City Site
• Albuquerque MOP Joins Community Coalition
• Learning to Die in the 21st Century
• Communicating Bad News
• Incrementalism Is a Political Reality

• Relationships Play Role in Recovery from Two Bouts with Breast Cancer
• Emotional-Spiritual-Relational Wellbeing and Physician Communication
• Political Advocacy, Death, and Taxes
• Celebrating Heroic Care
• PBS Series Will Spotlight End-of-Life Issues
• One Community's Success Story - Compassion Sabbath
• Providence Health System's Medication Assistance Program
• An Update on the Therapeutic Use of Opioids in Acute and Chronic Pain
• Self-Assessment Tools for Healthcare Organizations
• A Valentine's Day Reflection
• The Philadelphia Story,1999

Volume 6 Number 1   Winter 2000

• Look to the Future with an Eye on the Past
• Form Follows Function
• The Current Evolution of Pain Management
• Beyond Symptom Management:  Human Development t teh End of Life
• Volunteers and End-of-Life Care:  Making Every Day Count
• The Philadelphia Story, 1999 
• Community Care Project's Education Outreach
• Improving Care at the End of Life
• End-of-Life Efforts Continue in Colorado
• The Perinatal Hospice:  Plowing the Field of Natal Sorrow