Join the EPEC-N Train the Trainer Conference! This 1-day event focuses on core neuropalliative skills and provides tools to use the EPEC-N materials with colleagues and trainees. Attend in-person or virtually. CEUs provided. https://t.co/2Xa4DSPy8J #inpcs23
A new study by @tarinigoyal1 et al. published in @PalliativeMed_j shows that a brief, learner-centered curricular intervention significantly improves neurology residents' confidence and skills in serious illness communication. Great news for improving patient care and outcomes!
We’re looking forward to hosting another @AAHPM@Neuropall_SIG panel discussion on March 2nd at 2:30pm CST. Join Drs. Kramer, Mehta, and Goyal to discuss curriculum building and education in neuropalliative care. The zoom link is at https://t.co/wXyHZHHKne. Hope to see you there!
Excited and honored to share this essay with the world.
Thank you @JAMA_current for the opportunity to share my story and the incredible editorial support.
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I have been so inspired watching this work take shape from the very beginning -- frustration about a difficult case, transformed into rounds of problem-solving, and now an elegant study of over 400,000 patients. Kudos to my friend and co-resident @coculber!
We are thrilled to have our work on MRI utilization for #stroke patients with CIEDs (pacemakers, ICDs, etc) published this week in @Neurohosp. Despite proven safety, MRI is heavily underutilized in this important stroke subpopulation 🧠🫀 https://t.co/khpeozfaPW
I loved my fellowship year @Stanford_Neuro (except for that whole March 2020 business). Excited to hear about what's next in neurohospitalist training programs!
🚨Everything you want to know about Neurohospitalist Fellowship Training in the US, this Wednesday! 6/15 3-4 PM CT (link 🧵) @AANMember Neurohospitalist Section Meeting @Neurohosp
If you are a med student, neurology resident or neurologist from any where in the 🌎, join us!
@NeuroHomecareMD Thanks Farrah, and thanks for being one of the first people to welcome me into the community (back when we just had a gmail listserv!)
Registration for the EPEC-Neurology Train the Trainer Conference is now open and limited to the first 30 people to register! We have promo pricing and CME credits available. https://t.co/oUl4tBXoXk
For Medicare to cover hospice, patients need a 6-month prognosis. I wrote about how that rule disadvantages people with dementia for @washingtonpost. (1/8)
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"Systems are built to maintain themselves as they are. They are not built for change" - Nancy Hardaway. Sometimes a speaker just makes you take notes verbatim. On leadership in neuropalliative care #inpcs2021@Neuropalcare