Elizabeth R. Goy, Ph.D.
Current
Positions
October 2000-present:
Research
Psychologist, Portland VA Medical Center, Portland, OR
July 2001-present:
Assistant Professor of Psychiatry and Geriatric Psychiatry (as of
2005), School of Medicine, Oregon Health & Sciences University
(OHSU), Portland, OR
Dr.
Goy is a clinical geropsychologist specializing in research on psychiatric
and psychological aspects of end-of-life care, with an emphasis
on neurological disorders. She completed her predoctoral internship
and postdoctoral geropsychology fellowship at the Portland VA Medical
Center (PVAMC). Since 2000, she has worked with Linda Ganzini, MD,
MPH, on research documenting the prevalence of mental disorders
in hospice patients at the end of life; treatment strategies for
depression in hospice and palliative care patients; family and patient
experiences with and views on Oregon’s Death with Dignity
Act; and documenting the end-of-life trajectory for patients with
Parkinson’s Disease. Dr. Goy also provides community consultation
on behavioral and psychiatric problems in assisted living facilities,
and supervises cognitive evaluations of geriatric patients.
Education & Professional Training
1973-1977 B.A., University
of Wisconsin, Madison, WI
1980-1981 M.A., Special Education, Johnson State College, Johnson,
VT
1992-1999 M.A., Ph.D., Clinical Psychology, Northern Illinois University,
De Kalb, IL
1998-1999 Predoctoral Internship, Clinical Psychology, Portland
VA Medical Center
1999-2000 Postdoctoral Fellowship, Geropsychology, Portland VA Medical
Center
Publications
Ganzini L, Harvath TA,
Jackson A, Goy ER, Miller LL, & Delorit MA. Experiences
of Oregon nurses and social workers with hospice patients who requested
assistance with suicide. New England Journal of Medicine 2002,
347:582-588.
Ganzini L, Goy ER,
Jackson A, Harvath TA, Miller LL & Delorit MA. Nurses' Experiences
with Hospice Patients Who Refuse Food and Fluids to Hasten Death.
New England Journal of Medicine 2003, 349:359-365.
Goy ER, Jackson
A, Harvath TA, Miller LL, Delorit MA, & Ganzini L. Oregon hospice
nurses and social workers’ assessment of physician progress
in palliative care over the past five years. Palliative &
Supportive Care 2003, 1:215-219.
Goy ER & Ganzini
L. Delirium, Anxiety and Depression. In: Geriatric Palliative Care,
Meier and Morrison (Eds.) Oxford University Press, NY,
2003.
Goy ER & Ganzini
L. End of life care in geriatric psychiatry. In: Clinics in
Geriatric Medicine: Geriatric Mental Health, Grossberg G (Ed.),
Elsevier Science, Philadelphia PA 19:841-856, 2003.
Goy ER, Schultz
A, & Ganzini L. Psychological and psychiatric aspects of palliative
care: An annotated bibliography. Palliative & Supportive
Care 2003; 1:181-188.
Harvath TA, Miller LL,
Goy ER, Jackson A, Delorit MA, & Ganzini L. Voluntary
refusal of food and fluids: Attitudes of Oregon hospice nurses and
social workers. International Journal of Palliative Nursing
2004; 10:236-241. Commentary by Craig Gannon.
Miller LL, Harvath TA,
Ganzini L, Goy ER, Delorit MA, & Jackson A. Attitudes
and experiences of Oregon hospice nurses and social workers regarding
assisted suicide. Palliative Medicine 2004, 18:685-691.
Carlson B, Simopolous
N, Goy ER, Jackson A, & Ganzini L. Oregon hospice chaplains’
experiences with patients requesting physician-assisted suicide.
Journal of Palliative Medicine 2005; 8:1152-1158
Ganzini L & Goy
ER: Influence of Mental Illness on Decision-Making at the End
of Life. In: Death in the Clinic, Jansen L (Ed.), Rowman
& Littlefield Publishers, Inc., Lanham, MD (In press).
Goy ER, Carlson
B, Simopoulos N, Jackson A, Ganzini L. Determinants of Oregon Hospice
Chaplains’ Views on Physician-Assisted Suicide. Journal
of Palliative Care (in press).
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