Geriatric, Palliative & Family Med Doc, Lifelong learner - passionate about spirituality & medicine, end of life care, international medicine, and cars
GOComm: A team‐based communication intervention to improve clinicians’ skills and distress tolerance in family meetings, 2026 - J of Hospital Medicine. It took a village! https://t.co/CfAIlyLgga
Proud of Dr Aushja Syed @nyp Queens for winning poster award at Queens Lang Research, then postering @WeillCornell QPS Symposium- on #GoalsOfCare communication training for housestaff to provide patient-centered care
It’s 2025 and I’m launching my book website: https://t.co/Tfed6Bzsfp Come join me and get your Lighthearted Guide to End-of-Life Conversations! End of life is still part of life so let’s embrace it!
In a family meeting, when patient and family keep asking the same Q, it is not because you give not enough info.
It’s opposite.
You are often giving too much info.
Instead of giving more info, say “This must be so difficult for you”
And don’t say anything else.
Congratulations to @DShalevMD and @Mili_SilvaMD for being named @AAHPM Emerging Leaders in Hospice and Palliative Medicine! #hpm#hapc https://t.co/8utjeE1i7D
It has been a very enriching couple of days at the @EAPCvzw 13th World Research Congress! Our team was active since Wednesday, with a pre-congress workshop on the assessment of palliative care development. You could also find them in the lobby, answering questions about our work!
Great poster @nyphospital team using a Goals Of Care Needs Assessment Report to identify patients at EOL to facilitate hospice transition! @EAPCvzw #EAPC2024
Enjoyed presenting on GOComm training for frontline clinicians @nyphospital @EAPCvzw #EAPC2024, getting feedback & interest, & learning about palliative structural indicators @AtlantesPC
Excellent leadership talk by Frank Ferris @EAPCvzw #EAPC2024 Exciting to discuss enthusiasm, self awareness, express appreciation, promote team input to advocate for equity and collaboration
Our paper was cited in @NewYorker, discussing the dilemma of ECMO.
As medical technology advances and the impossible becomes possible, ironically, end-of-life decision-making becomes more difficult.
@DrKennethPrager
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Amazing concepts @Xgba expanding palliative access “from cancer to all diagnoses, from terminal to advanced illness, from specialist to all services, from services to populations, from institutional to community!” @nyphospital @EAPCvzw
@nyphospital Queens enjoying #Barcelona and getting ready for @EAPCvzw #EAPC2024 13th World Research Congress for Palliative Care! Look forward to learning and sharing!