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David Barnard has published and lectured extensively on
ethical issues at the end of life; suffering, meaning, and hope; hospice
and palliative care; and medical education. He is the co-editor, with
William R. Rogers, of Nourishing the Humanistic in Medicine: Interactions
with the Social Sciences, and, with S. Kay Toombs and Ronald A. Carson,
of Chronic Illness: From Experience to Policy. Crossing Over:
Narratives of Palliative Care, co-authored with Anna
Towers, Patricia Boston, and Yanna Lambrinidou, was
published by Oxford University Press in April 2000. In 1994 Dr. Barnard
organized a Humanities Advisory Group within the American
Academy of Hospice and
Palliative Medicine. He spent the year 1994-95 on sabbatical leave to learn
more about the clinical and ethical aspects of palliative care. He is a
member of the Editorial Boards of the Journal of Palliative Care and
the Journal of Palliative Medicine, and was co-chair of the National
Consensus Conference on Medical Education for Care Near the End of Life in Washington,
D.C., May, 1997.
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