RN, Poet, Midwife to the Dying; Author, "Last Acts of Kindness"; Director of Caregiver Education at MERI Center for Education in Palliative Care, UCSF/Mt Zion
At the heart of the global food crisis are Ukraine’s farmers. @nataliekeyssar and I spent weeks with these incredible women who survive attacks near the front line while feeding their people. Russia wants them to fail; their tenacity told me they won’t https://t.co/IaOgudbrY9
We need to do away with the term “unskilled labor.” You hear people toss it around at everything from farm workers to servers to construction workers.
Here’s the deal: if labor is required it’s not unskilled.
If there’s anyone unskilled in the labor chain it’s executives.
🧵1/5 I have never seen so many people quit or retire from medicine in such a short time
Colleagues keep disappearing
Patients can't get appointments
Some practices just don't call referred patients or call patients back
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#HealthcareCrisis
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My piece for @nytopinion is in print today in the Sunday Review! May we all find a way to hold each other through the grief engendered by COVID and losses beyond COVID. The prelude to compassion is the willingness to see. ❤️ @edubru
S2E2 The Quiet Parts Out Loud Thank you @DrJRubenstein @DrAndriaTatem for this amazing partnership.
“Just like one cannot crawl without first sitting, the development of a diverse House of Justice cannot be built without the bricks of equity and inclusion." Dr. P. Dennar 1/7
I wholeheartedly agree! Palliative care epitomizes value. It’s a model for authentic healthcare transformation. The time is now.
Let 2022 Be the Year for Community-Based Palliative Care: https://t.co/LTUQft56P6
No, not all of us have had covid.
No, not all of us are resigned to getting it.
No, not all of us are expecting a 'mild' disease course if we do get covid.
Please, leave space for different expectations and experiences in this current stage of the pandemic.