Sedation, Alimentation, Hydration, and Equivocation: Careful Conversation about Care at the End of LifeJansen, Lynn A.; Sulmasy, Daniel P. · Annals of Internal Medicine · 2002

Palliative care specialists in hospice and hospital/community teams predominantly use low doses of sedative medication at the end of life for patient comfort rather than sedation: Findings from focus groups and patient records for I-CAN-CAREVivat, Bella; Bemand-Qureshi, Lucy; Harrington, Jane; Davis, Sarah; Stone, Patrick · Palliative Medicine · 2019

On Being a 21st Century PatientSulmasy, Lois Snyder; Sulmasy, Daniel P. · Annals of Internal Medicine · 2016

Back to the FutureKim, Daniel T.; Curlin, Farr A.; Wolenberg, Kelly M.; Sulmasy, Daniel P. · Academic Medicine · 2014

At wit’s endDaniel P. Sulmasy · 2001

What's so special about medicine?Daniel P. Sulmasy · 1993

“Diseases and Natural Kinds”Daniel P. Sulmasy · 2005

TeaDaniel P. Sulmasy · 2000

Response to Sorta-BilajacDaniel P. Sulmasy · 2006

ChronicitySulmasy, Daniel P. · Journal of General Internal Medicine · 2014

To treat a psychopathMaibom, Heidi L. · Theoretical Medicine and Bioethics · 2014

Psychopathy, neurotechnologies, and neuroethicsJotterand, Fabrice · Theoretical Medicine and Bioethics · 2014

Mandatory neurotechnological treatment: ethical issuesFocquaert, Farah · Theoretical Medicine and Bioethics · 2014

Alex Broadbent:Philosophy of EpidemiologyLevin, Jeff · Theoretical Medicine and Bioethics · 2014

Autonomy in chimpanzeesBeauchamp, Tom L.; Wobber, Victoria · Theoretical Medicine and Bioethics · 2014

Liberalism, authority, and bioethics commissionsD. Robert MacDougall · Theoretical Medicine and Bioethics · 2013

Surgical innovation assui generissurgical researchMianna Lotz · Theoretical Medicine and Bioethics · 2013

On the classification of diseasesBenjamin Smart · Theoretical Medicine and Bioethics · 2014