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Articles in Jan/Feb 2002 issue of Health Progress

• Care and cultivation
  by Campbell, Courtney
• Devising an ethics of technology
• Setting moral limits on technology
  by Dorff, Elliott N
• Reclaiming our values lessons from tragedy
  by Veninga, Robert L
• Confronting the tyranny of conventional wisdom
  by Hofmann, Paul
• Privacy and Health Care
  by Tauer, Carol A
• Health Care Professional and Healer: Building on the Work of Edmund D. Pellegrino, The
  by Brennan, Carl
• Memoirs reflects CHA leadship model core competencies
  by Grant, Mary Kathryn
• Humane long-term care: A "product" always in demand
  by Place, Michael D
• For an ethics of technology
  by Drane, James F
• Giving a Voice to Sorrow: Personal Responses to Death and Mourning
• Who Will Pay for Long Term Care? Insights from the Partnership Programs
• technology trap, The
  by Callahan, Daniel
• Mission integration in Wisconsin
  by Fish, David
• Broad campaign with simple message can reap great results
  by Weiss, Rhoda
• Niche services
  by Zuckerman, Alan M; Johnson, Tracy K
• Reforming the health care structure
  by Porter-O'Grady, Tim; Afable, Rick
• Does Catholic sponsorship matter?
  by Cochran, Clarke E; White, Kenneth R