Leadership Core Competencies in Palliative Care—Recommendations from the European Association for Palliative Care: Delphi Study | Journal of Palliative Medicine https://t.co/kIxm0FYHOd @MartinLoucka@EAPCvzw@IOELC@LancsDHR
Most people want to die at home. However, when they face health issues, emergency medical services are often the only help. Our new paper explores what are the reasons behind this https://t.co/rhkDx1wID8
People living with serious illness can sustain their hope while holding both realistic and unrealistic illness expectations. Our new study has just been published in @PalliativeMedJ It was great honor to work with @SchenkerYael @ADAlthousePhD and the team https://t.co/MHIHqDdP34
Bylo mi ctí se dnes zúčastnit setkání s paní ministryní, společně s 9 dalšími mladými vědci, kteří získali grant PRIMUS na @UniKarlova. Vážím si upřímného zájmu paní ministryně a jsem nadšen ze skvělé společnosti inspirativních kolegů a kolegyň.
Dnes jsem ve @strakovka přivítala mladé a perspektivní vědce, kteří uspěli v interní soutěži @UniKarlova Primus. Ta je určena pro špičkové vědce, kteří zakládají své skupiny. Vyslechla jsem od nich mnoho podnětů, které vyplývají i z jejich zahraničních zkušeností, velmi za ně děkuji.
This paper is worth reading: snapshot UK-wide audit of unmet need among people dying in hospital who were not known to specialist palliative care teams.
93% patients had unmet needs, 57% required immediate palliative intervention.
A grant writing guide that provides helpful tips and information for #Nursing and #AlliedHealth professionals?!
Yes please ✔️ What an excellent resource
@DrNicolasHart@AcademicChatter
https://t.co/2hcp3JQnzd
Lack of advance care planning and limited competencies of nurses in nursing homes are some of the factors behind unnecessary terminal hospitalizations. Our new study published open access https://t.co/cOAlHYaymr
Building a Cardiac Palliative Care Program: A Qualitative Study of the Experiences of Ten Program Leaders from Across the United States https://t.co/EJNRPKD8YO
Important letter in @LancetRH_Europe responding to our paper on the risk of suicide after diagnosis of severe physical health conditions, outlining implications for palliative care @Vnafilyan @myer_g @ProfLAppleby
Paper - https://t.co/9ahdedPdFC
Letter 👇
Thrilled to share our work on the use of photographs to bring dignity to patients and help clinicians find meaning and joy in work in @PalliativeMed_j! #hapc#MedTwitter#meded
https://t.co/aatmMwrL39
Team-family conflicts about end-of-life decisions in #ICU complicated by
1️⃣diagnostic/prognostic uncertainty +
families
2️⃣strong negative emotions
3️⃣limited health literacy
4️⃣burden of responsibility
Empathic strategies more effective vs content-oriented
🖇https://t.co/5RzycbpkoB