Advance care planning hasn’t turned out to be as simple as we hoped… but I’m still grateful for the decades spent changing medical culture and for patients taking the time to grapple with hard questions alongside their loved ones. #hapc#graphicmedicine https://t.co/WFxXlPox5j
@HaPC_chat#HaPC_chat. I will say even 18 years now into this career field I wish we could help stem the perception of end of life phobia ubiquitous in our society.
@LoggheMD You will have some fellowship directors and previous fellowship directors (like me) in this group if you need any advice. Welcome. #HaPC_chat
Read a new poem from @TheAmandaGorman, “Hymn for the Hurting” — written after the mass shooting at an elementary school in Uvalde, Texas, this week. https://t.co/wsWD17of9r
#PCHETA was just reintroduced in the U.S. Senate! @AAHPM is honored to have helped develop this legislation to expand the #palliative care workforce, awareness & research. See Board President Tara C. Friedman’s comments. #S4260#hpm#hapc https://t.co/rL9DztpwZR
Equine-analgesic tables? Heck no, this aint no show about opioids in horses. Bipeds rule the day as we talk about whether equianalgesic tables really need to go the way of the horse and buggy, or if they still hold the reins when converting between opioids
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@EWidera One of my favorite episodes to date. I work in a cancer clinic that receives some of the patients who return from MD Anderson and this podcast is causing great reflection on what adjustments I might be making as I take over their pain management. I’m going to do some chart review