Hardy, Mark; Kiernan, John; Kutscher, Austin; Cahill, Lynn; Benvenisty, Alan

• Contents Introduction: Communication Between the Disciplines in Care of Patients With End-Stage Renal DiseasePart I: Renal Disease and the Family End-Stage Renal Disease: Family Responses Families Coping With the Multiple Crises of Chronic Illness Is Ignorance Bliss? ESRD Patients’ Reactions to the Question of Spousal Fidelity Marital and Family Characteristics of Home and Hospital Dialysis Patients Part II: Psychosocial Dimensions of Renal Disease Psychological and Social Adaptation of Capd and Center Hemodialysis Patients Artificial Organs, Organ Transplantation, and Dealing With Death An Integrated Approach to Psychotherapy With the ESRD Population: A Case Presentation Illness Intrusiveness and the Psychosocial Impact of End-Stage Renal Disease Helping Patients Cope With the Loss of Renal Transplant Part III: Ethical Issues in Treatment of Renal Disease Dilemmas in Dialysis: Two Bioethical Case Studies Passions in the Arena Kidney Transplants: A Jewish Perspective Promoting Organ Donation Among Memorial Society Members Part IV: Staff/Patient Perspectives in Care of Renal Disease Dialysis Staff Attitudes Toward Providing End-Stage Care Implications for Clinical Anthropology: Skills for Nurses to Use in Dealing With Terminal End-Stage Renal Disease (ESRD) Patients Patient Perceptions of the Hemodialysis Regimen AIDS and End-Stage Renal Disease: Issues of Our Times Psychosocial Issues in AIDS/ESRD Psychosocial Factors in the Care of the Geriatric Nephrology Patient

Hardy, Mark; Kiernan, John; Kutscher, Austin; Cahill, Lynn; Benvenisty, Alan

• Contents Introduction: Communication Between the Disciplines in Care of Patients With End-Stage Renal DiseasePart I: Renal Disease and the Family End-Stage Renal Disease: Family Responses Families Coping With the Multiple Crises of Chronic Illness Is Ignorance Bliss? ESRD Patients’ Reactions to the Question of Spousal Fidelity Marital and Family Characteristics of Home and Hospital Dialysis Patients Part II: Psychosocial Dimensions of Renal Disease Psychological and Social Adaptation of Capd and Center Hemodialysis Patients Artificial Organs, Organ Transplantation, and Dealing With Death An Integrated Approach to Psychotherapy With the ESRD Population: A Case Presentation Illness Intrusiveness and the Psychosocial Impact of End-Stage Renal Disease Helping Patients Cope With the Loss of Renal Transplant Part III: Ethical Issues in Treatment of Renal Disease Dilemmas in Dialysis: Two Bioethical Case Studies Passions in the Arena Kidney Transplants: A Jewish Perspective Promoting Organ Donation Among Memorial Society Members Part IV: Staff/Patient Perspectives in Care of Renal Disease Dialysis Staff Attitudes Toward Providing End-Stage Care Implications for Clinical Anthropology: Skills for Nurses to Use in Dealing With Terminal End-Stage Renal Disease (ESRD) Patients Patient Perceptions of the Hemodialysis Regimen AIDS and End-Stage Renal Disease: Issues of Our Times Psychosocial Issues in AIDS/ESRD Psychosocial Factors in the Care of the Geriatric Nephrology Patient

Hardy, Mark; Kiernan, John; Kutscher, Austin; Cahill, Lynn; Benvenisty, Alan

• Contents Introduction: Communication Between the Disciplines in Care of Patients With End-Stage Renal DiseasePart I: Renal Disease and the Family End-Stage Renal Disease: Family Responses Families Coping With the Multiple Crises of Chronic Illness Is Ignorance Bliss? ESRD Patients’ Reactions to the Question of Spousal Fidelity Marital and Family Characteristics of Home and Hospital Dialysis Patients Part II: Psychosocial Dimensions of Renal Disease Psychological and Social Adaptation of Capd and Center Hemodialysis Patients Artificial Organs, Organ Transplantation, and Dealing With Death An Integrated Approach to Psychotherapy With the ESRD Population: A Case Presentation Illness Intrusiveness and the Psychosocial Impact of End-Stage Renal Disease Helping Patients Cope With the Loss of Renal Transplant Part III: Ethical Issues in Treatment of Renal Disease Dilemmas in Dialysis: Two Bioethical Case Studies Passions in the Arena Kidney Transplants: A Jewish Perspective Promoting Organ Donation Among Memorial Society Members Part IV: Staff/Patient Perspectives in Care of Renal Disease Dialysis Staff Attitudes Toward Providing End-Stage Care Implications for Clinical Anthropology: Skills for Nurses to Use in Dealing With Terminal End-Stage Renal Disease (ESRD) Patients Patient Perceptions of the Hemodialysis Regimen AIDS and End-Stage Renal Disease: Issues of Our Times Psychosocial Issues in AIDS/ESRD Psychosocial Factors in the Care of the Geriatric Nephrology Patient