IARP-IALCP Journal of Life Care Planning, Vol. 7, No. 1

Editorial: Life Care Planning...A Developing Process

Identifying a New Area of Damages: Assessing Time Loss Associated with Bowel Management

Nami S.Yu, M.H.S., C.R.C.

Jamie L. Pomeranz, Ph.D.

Michael D. Moorhouse, M.H.S., C.R.C.

Linda R. Shaw, Ph.D.

Paul M. Deutsch, Ph.D.

A Dialogue with…Mary Barros-Bailey,

PhD, CRC, CDMS, CLCP, NCC, D/ABVE

Application of Life Care Planning to Psychiatric Cases (An Ontario Perspective)

Audrey R. Miller, BSW, MSW, RSW, CCRC, CCLCP

Ethics Interface

Nancy Mitchell, MA, OTR/L,ATP, CLCP, FIALCP

I am a long term case manager and I also have a new life care planning business. I have provided case management services to an disabled individual to a client with a disability who is now in need of a life care plan. Her attorney has requested that I do the life care plan. I have become very close to the family, but I know I could write an objective life care plan. Is it ethical for me to accept this assignment and perepare the life care plan?

Book Review

Ann T. Neulicht, PhD, CLCP, CRC, CVE, CDMS, LPC

Diplomate, American Board of Vocational Experts Weed, R. O. (2007). Life care planning: A step-by-step guide. Athens, GA: Elliott & Fitzpatrick, Inc. 706/548-8161, http://www.elliottfitzpatrick.com. 50 pp. $19.95, plus shipping. ISBN: 978-1-4243-0725-8.

Book Review

Roger O.Weed, Ph.D., CRC, LPC, CCM, CDMS, FNRCA, FIALCP

Garland,W., & Anderson, L. (2008). Life care planning: A method to your madness. Athens, GA: Elliott & Fitzpatrick, 706/548-8161, http://www.elliottfitzpatrick.com. 385 pages, $39.95 plus shipping. ISBN: 978-0-9798786-2-6.