Susan E Hickman
Biographic Data
| ID | 237492 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Susan E Hickman |
| GIVEN NAMES | Susan E |
| FAMILY NAME | Hickman |
| SIGNATURE | HICKMAN S E |
| AFFILIATIONS | Oregon Health & Science University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1514-8430 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 146 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1995 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Parental Experiences of Child Participation in a Phase I Pediatric Oncology Clinical Trial
Children with cancer are only eligible for phase I clinical trials (P1Ts) when no known curative therapy remains. However, the primary aims of P1Ts are not focused on directly benefiting participants. This raises ethical concerns that can be best evaluated by exploring the experiences of participants. An empirical phenomenology study, using an adapted Colaizzi method, was conducted of 11 parents' lived experiences of their child's participation i…
Administrators' Perspectives on Ethical Issues in Long-Term Care Research
ETHICAL ISSUES ARE A SIGNIFICANT potential barrier to much-needed research in long-term care settings. LTC stakeholder perspectives are largely absent from the development of regulation and guidelines. Fifteen long-term care administrators were interviewed as part of a study of ethical issues in community-based, long-term care research. Established qualitative procedures for conducting content analysis were used to organize the data. Findings sug…
A Viable Alternative to Traditional Living Wills
Susan E. Hickman, Bernard J. Hammes, Susan W. Tolle, Alvin H. Moss, Fagerlin, Schneider, A Viable Alternative to Traditional Living Wills, The Hastings Center Report, Vol. 34, No. 5 (Sep. - Oct., 2004), pp. 4-6
Improving Communication Near the End of Life
Research suggests that communication near the end of life is problematic. A literature review was conducted to identify barriers to optimal communication near the end of life and strategies to overcome them. Barriers include clinician beliefs, patient characteristics, American popular and medical cultures, and the health care system. Clinician and patient barriers can be addressed through education, advance planning, the inclusion of patients' fa…
By the semi‐mystical appearance of a condom”
Little is known about how women and men communicate sexual consent. In this study, 378 undergraduate women and men completed a questionnaire designed to examine how they would interpret their date's and their own consent signals in hypothetical scenarios and how they actually communicate consent in heterosexual situations. Although there were no gender differences in ratings of the hypothetical date's behavior, men rated their own behaviors in hy…
College Women's Fears and Precautionary Behaviors Relating to Acquaintance Rape and Stranger Rape
Past research on women's fear of rape has focused on women's fears relating to stranger rape, even though most rapes are acquaintance rapes. In this study, 139 undergraduate women completed a questionnaire concerning their fears, precautionary behaviors, and beliefs relating to acquaintance and stranger rape. Women reported being more fearful of rape by strangers than by acquaintances, and they reported engaging in more precautionary behaviors be…
Martin and Malcolm as Cultural Icons
By the semi‐mystical appearance of a condom”
Little is known about how women and men communicate sexual consent. In this study, 378 undergraduate women and men completed a questionnaire designed to examine how they would interpret their date's and their own consent signals in hypothetical scenarios and how they actually communicate consent in heterosexual situations. Although there were no gender differences in ratings of the hypothetical date's behavior, men rated their own behaviors in hy…
College Women's Fears and Precautionary Behaviors Relating to Acquaintance Rape and Stranger Rape
Past research on women's fear of rape has focused on women's fears relating to stranger rape, even though most rapes are acquaintance rapes. In this study, 139 undergraduate women completed a questionnaire concerning their fears, precautionary behaviors, and beliefs relating to acquaintance and stranger rape. Women reported being more fearful of rape by strangers than by acquaintances, and they reported engaging in more precautionary behaviors be…
Parental Experiences of Child Participation in a Phase I Pediatric Oncology Clinical Trial
Children with cancer are only eligible for phase I clinical trials (P1Ts) when no known curative therapy remains. However, the primary aims of P1Ts are not focused on directly benefiting participants. This raises ethical concerns that can be best evaluated by exploring the experiences of participants. An empirical phenomenology study, using an adapted Colaizzi method, was conducted of 11 parents' lived experiences of their child's participation i…
Martin and Malcolm as Cultural Icons
College Women's Fears and Precautionary Behaviors Relating to Acquaintance Rape and Stranger Rape
Past research on women's fear of rape has focused on women's fears relating to stranger rape, even though most rapes are acquaintance rapes. In this study, 139 undergraduate women completed a questionnaire concerning their fears, precautionary behaviors, and beliefs relating to acquaintance and stranger rape. Women reported being more fearful of rape by strangers than by acquaintances, and they reported engaging in more precautionary behaviors be…
By the semi‐mystical appearance of a condom”
Little is known about how women and men communicate sexual consent. In this study, 378 undergraduate women and men completed a questionnaire designed to examine how they would interpret their date's and their own consent signals in hypothetical scenarios and how they actually communicate consent in heterosexual situations. Although there were no gender differences in ratings of the hypothetical date's behavior, men rated their own behaviors in hy…
Improving Communication Near the End of Life
Research suggests that communication near the end of life is problematic. A literature review was conducted to identify barriers to optimal communication near the end of life and strategies to overcome them. Barriers include clinician beliefs, patient characteristics, American popular and medical cultures, and the health care system. Clinician and patient barriers can be addressed through education, advance planning, the inclusion of patients' fa…
A Viable Alternative to Traditional Living Wills
Susan E. Hickman, Bernard J. Hammes, Susan W. Tolle, Alvin H. Moss, Fagerlin, Schneider, A Viable Alternative to Traditional Living Wills, The Hastings Center Report, Vol. 34, No. 5 (Sep. - Oct., 2004), pp. 4-6
Administrators' Perspectives on Ethical Issues in Long-Term Care Research
ETHICAL ISSUES ARE A SIGNIFICANT potential barrier to much-needed research in long-term care settings. LTC stakeholder perspectives are largely absent from the development of regulation and guidelines. Fifteen long-term care administrators were interviewed as part of a study of ethical issues in community-based, long-term care research. Established qualitative procedures for conducting content analysis were used to organize the data. Findings sug…
Parental Experiences of Child Participation in a Phase I Pediatric Oncology Clinical Trial
Children with cancer are only eligible for phase I clinical trials (P1Ts) when no known curative therapy remains. However, the primary aims of P1Ts are not focused on directly benefiting participants. This raises ethical concerns that can be best evaluated by exploring the experiences of participants. An empirical phenomenology study, using an adapted Colaizzi method, was conducted of 11 parents' lived experiences of their child's participation i…
Psychology (5 works) · Medicine (4 works) · Political science (3 works) · Social Psychology (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Childhood Cancer Survivors' Quality of Life (2 works) · Clinical Psychology (2 works) · Developmental psychology (2 works) · Family medicine (2 works) · Nursing (2 works)