
Title: The Community Ethics Program
Funded By:
The Nathan Cummings Foundation
Status: Completed
Research Team:
Etienne Phipps, PhD, Project Director
Gala True, PhD, Co-Director
Diana Harris, MA, Project Coordinator
Genevra Murray, BA, Research Assistant
Augusta Villanueva, PhD, Consultant
Overview: This demonstration project focused on promoting awareness and knowledge about patient rights, advance directives, life-sustaining
treatments in ethnically/culturally diverse communities. Community forums and focus groups were held with over nine different
communities. The community organizations listed below have been our collaborators in this project.
Community Collaborators:
Latino Community Leaders Forum: Participating Organizations
Presentations:
Autopsing the Albatross: Unpacking Mistrust in End-of-Life Research (APHA 2001)
Forming Hospital-Community Partnerships to Promote Quality End of Life Care (APHA 2001)
Publications:
Yun, Sung Young. "Support Services for Korean Patients Getting Better: Albert Einstein Medical Center Holds a Forum on Korean
Services." The Korea Central Daily, Friday April 28, 2000 (translated from Korean).
Chong, Umi, Phipps, Etienne, True, Gala.
"Engaging Korean American Communities in End-of-Life Discussions." Last Acts Electronic Newsletter. February 15, 2001.
Chong, Umi, Phipps, Etienne, True, Gala.
"Community Outreach-Addressing End-of-Life Care in Philadelphia's Korean-American Community." ABCD-caring Electronic Newletter. December 2000.
Phipps, Etienne, True, Gala, Pomerantz, Sherry. "Approaches to End-of-Life Care in Culturally Diverse Communities." Last Acts
Electronic Newsletter. July 7, 2000.