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Clinicians have observed various patterns of functional decline at the end of life, but few empirical data have tested these patterns in large populations.
OBJECTIVE
To determine if… (More)
- June R Lunney, Joanne Lynn
- The New England journal of medicine
- 2010
To the Editor: In their study identifying five potentially useful trajectories of disability in activities of daily living during the last year of life, Gill et al. (April 1 issue)1 conclude that the… (More)
- June R Lunney, Joanne Lynn, Christopher Hogan
- Journal of the American Geriatrics Society
- 2002
OBJECTIVES
To evaluate the usefulness of a clinical scheme to classify older decedents to better understand the issues associated with healthcare use and costs in the last year of life.
DESIGN
We… (More)
- Alvin Howard Moss, June R Lunney, +5 authors Jame Abraham
- Journal of palliative medicine
- 2010
BACKGROUND
Physicians consistently overestimate survival for patients with cancer. The "surprise" question--"Would I be surprised if this patient died in the next year?"--improves end-of-life care by… (More)
- Adam E Singer, Daniella Meeker, Joan M. Teno, Joanne Lynn, June R Lunney, Karl A. Lorenz
- Annals of internal medicine
- 2015
Editors' Notes Context Although end-of-life care has received increased attention, whether symptom management for dying patients has improved is not known. Contribution Reports from patients and… (More)
- June R Lunney, Steven M. Albert, +4 authors Tamara B. Harris
- Journal of the American Geriatrics Society
- 2018
OBJECTIVES
To assess mobility disability trajectories before death in a large sample of very old adults using two analytical approaches to determine how well they corresponded.
DESIGN
Decedent… (More)
- Steven M. Albert, June R Lunney, +9 authors Tamara B. Harris
- Journal of palliative medicine
- 2017
OBJECTIVES
To examine the relationship between end-of-life (EOL) treatment preferences and recent hospitalization or emergency department (ED) care in the very old.
DESIGN
Quarterly telephone… (More)
- Elaine L. Larson, Patricia A. Grady, June R Lunney
- American journal of infection control
- 1999
- Adam E Singer, Daniella Meeker, Joan M. Teno, Joanne Lynn, June R Lunney, Karl A. Lorenz
- Journal of palliative medicine
- 2016
BACKGROUND
Pain, dyspnea, and depression are highly troubling near the end of life.
OBJECTIVE
To characterize factors associated with clinically significant pain and the presence of dyspnea and… (More)
- Alvin Howard Moss, June R Lunney, +5 authors Jame Abraham
- Journal of clinical oncology : official journal…
- 2009
9588 Background: In patients with advanced cancer, failure to accurately estimate and communicate prognoses can lead to overly aggressive care at the end of life with less attention to important… (More)