Associate Prof of #HPM @cudeptmedicine | Assistant Dean of Student Affairs | Rural Program Faculty @cumedicalschool. #MedHum. #MedEd. Everyone has a story.
When caring for a patient with terminal illness, shift your orientation from explaining the past to being present and exploring how they want to spend their remaining time in the future.
@Top_Gundersen@jhu_coah@AmerGeriatrics@JGeriOnc#MedTwitter
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When prior notes document that a pt doesn’t “want” a specific intervention, elicit their desired outcome & acceptable trade-offs. Then determine whether “I don’t want X” is absolute or conditional & align care plan accordingly. @Top_Gundersen@IraByock
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Providing compassionate companionship to patients can be as healing as any medicine when a cure is no longer possible. @Top_Gundersen@drallysonocean@marklewismd https://t.co/Zi1bAfPqzJ
Rapid Clinical Updates: End-of-Life Care in the Hospital 🏥
📅 August 27th @ 3 p.m. ET
📣 Speakers: @Top_Gundersen & @KenceeMD
💬 Facilitator: @jagriti_chadha
✅ This session is eligible for CME and MOC points!
Register here: https://t.co/P2OD4nN6gr
New law: Every time you say physicians just push pills and don't care about their patient's health, you have to do 8 hours of state-mandated shadowing of a family physician.
Day 2 at #SHMConverge25 is here, and #CUDHM is bringing the energy! 💥
Catch our hospitalists leading powerful presentations, workshops, and posters throughout the day.
📍See the full lineup in the graphic below ⬇️
Up your communication game at #SHMConverge2025!
"Don't Gamble with Your Words: Primary Palliative Care Tips to Improve Your Odds of Effective Communication with Seriously Ill Patients" happens TODAY at 3:40p in Breakers CDIJ.
@SocietyHospMed#HAPC
Hospitalists who are care for patients with serious illness - and who doesn't? - check out this palliative care lineup at #SHMConverge25!
Hope to see you there! @SocietyHospMed#hapc
This speaks to the hyperspecialization of medicine. I went to a residency program that prioritized training “general” ophthalmologists. The goal was to make you competent practicing right out the gate. If you wanted to do a fellowship, great, but it was not the expectation. Society needs 100x more “general”physicians than physicians who specialize in cone photoreceptors. This should be the goal for EVERY residency.