WalterELimehouseJr.MD

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  Physician-assisted Death: Ethical Implications for Emergency Physicians.
  Arthur R. Derse, John C. Moskop, Norine A. McGrath, Laura Vearrier, Elizabeth P. Clayborne, Rebecca Goett, Walter E. Limehouse> ;Academic Emergency Medicine. 2018 Sep 19
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  Physician Orders for Life-Sustaining Treatment and Emergency Medicine: Ethical Considerations, Legal Issues, and Emerging Trends
  John E. Jesus, Joel M. Geiderman, Arvind Venkat, Walter E. Limehouse, Arthur R. Derse, Gregory Luke Larkin, Charles W. Henrichs> ;Annals of Emergency Medicine. 2014 Aug 1
• A systems-level approach to resolve tension between research misconduct and confidentiality.
  Walter E. Limehouse> ;The American Journal of Bioethics. 2013 Sep 11
• 18 citations
  A model for emergency department end-of-life communications after acute devastating events--part II: moving from resuscitative to end-of-life or palliative treatment.
  MA Walter E. Limehouse Md, V. Ramana Feeser, Kelly Bookman, JD Arthur Derse Md> ;Academic Emergency Medicine. 2012 Nov 1
• 8 citations
  A Model for Emergency Department End‐of‐life Communications After Acute Devastating Events—Part I: Decision‐making Capacity, Surrogates, and Advance Directives*
  Walter E. Limehouse, V. Ramana Feeser, Kelly Bookman, Arthur R. Derse> ;Academic Emergency Medicine. 2012 Sep 1
• Pain management: prescribing controlled substances for patients receiving palliative care or hospice.
  Wilbur L Harling, Walter Limehouse, Stephen P Williams> ;Journal of the South Carolina Medical Association. 2012 Apr 1
• 2 citations
  Creating a standardized system for allocation of scarce clinical resources in response to an all hazards mass casualty disaster.
  Walter Limehouse, Rick Foster> ;Journal of the South Carolina Medical Association. 2011 Jun 1
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Journal Articles

• A Systems-Level Approach to Resolve Tension between Research Misconduct and Confidentiality  
  Limehouse W, American Journal of Bioethics, 1/1/2013
• A model for emergency department end-of-life communications after acute devastating events--part I: decision-making capacity, surrogates, and advance directives  
  Limehouse WE, Feeser VR, Bookman KJ, Derse A., Acad Emerg Med, 9/2012
• A model for emergency department end of life communications after acute devastating events-part II: moving from resuscitative to end of life or palliative treatment  
  Limehouse WE, Feeser VR, Bookman K, Derse AR, Academic Emergency Medicine, 1/1/2012
• Palliative Care Symposium  
  Kurent J, Limehouse W, Journal of South Carolina Medical Association, 1/1/2012
• The POLst Paradigm: Pretty in Pink  
  Limehouse W, Henrichs C, Geiderman J, ACEP News, 1/1/2012
• Creating a standardized system for allocation of scarce clinical resources in response to an all hazards mass casualty disaster  
  Limehouse W, Foster R., Journal of South Carolina Medical Association, 2011
• "Futility is in the Eye of the Beholder"  
  W. Limehouse, MD, ACEP News, 6/1/2008
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