I write poems to personalize perspectives, to restore the value of the anecdote, to elicit discussion and thought-provoking dissent, to focus on the universality and beauty in all phases of existence, to emphasize our shared experiences and unify. #medhumchat
Great overview of #palliativecare referral in oncology - When to Refer Patients to Palliative Care: Considerations for the Sustainable Practice of Patient-Centered Supportive Care in Oncology https://t.co/ckueZNzteb #Pallonc#hapc@ASCOPost@ASCO@AAHPM
@DianeEMeier PC in all onco clinical care pathways by consensus, PC tumor board, broad symptom screening, PC skills building 4 nurses/NPs, needs-based programs for pain care/SUD support/anorexia cachexia, get payer partners, communications/GOC convo skills programs, raise profile w/TJC cert
Many people see grief as pain. They avoid it, suppress it, or race to process it so they can expel it from their lives.
Here’s a beautiful alternative: grief is unexpressed love.
Holding onto it is a way of staying close to the people we’ve lost.
So proud of my friend & #PalliativeCare educator @MollieBiewaldMD for bravely sharing her story
"My skepticism about the need to teach empathy
started to crumble when I became the patient &
craved a bare minimum of understanding."
https://t.co/1AYiG6DtIK
#MedEd@JournalofGME
Cancer doesn’t just affect the body, it can affect the mind and emotional wellbeing. On #WorldMentalHealthDay, I want to acknowledge this, and thank Moffitt’s Supportive Care team for their unwavering dedication to the physical, emotional and spiritual wellbeing of our patients.
I wrote this for us.
For this moment and all the difficult times yet to come. An offering, a suggestion, of a possible way forward. 💕
https://t.co/hL3k1IzMw3