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Lisa Vigil Schattinger and her mother, Janet Rowe, were invited to share Dr. Jack Rowe’s experience with Oregon’s Death with Dignity Act at Mayo Clinic's 26th Annual National Hematology/Oncology Review Course on Amelia Island, Florida. Surveying doctors on death with dignity Dr. Gerardo Colon-Otero, medical oncologist with the Mayo Clinic Florida, included a new section … [Read more...] about Speaking at Mayo Clinic’s Annual National Hematology/Oncology Review Course
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Discussions on legislative activity in Ohio
Lisa Vigil Schattinger and her mother, Janet Rowe, presented to two fantastic groups while Janet visited from Oregon in July. In addition to Janet's experience with her husband, Dr. Jack Rowe, using Oregon's Death with Dignity Act in 2014, Janet is a retired RN. She currently volunteers with Compassion & Choices and has been a Hospice volunteer for 20 years, following her … [Read more...] about Discussions on legislative activity in Ohio
Dan Diaz, medical-aid-in-dying advocate, tells of wife’s final moments at Cleveland Clinic summit
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Dan Diaz, medical-aid-in-dying advocate, tells of wife’s final moments at Cleveland Clinic summit
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Health Journalism 2016 Conference panel includes Vigil Schattinger helping define a “good” death
The Health Care Journalists' Health Journalism Conference 2016 included the panel topic "Defining a "Good" Death - and How We Cover It." On Friday, April 8, 2016, Lisa Vigil Schattinger was included in this panel along with: Barbara Daly, Ph.D., R.N., F.A.A.N., Gertrude Perkins Oliva professor in oncology nursing, Bolton School of Nursing, Case Western University; clinical … [Read more...] about Health Journalism 2016 Conference panel includes Vigil Schattinger helping define a “good” death
