Songs that Inspire, Move, or Make Us Think about Geriatrics or Palliative Care
September 12, 2017
Back in 2009, Pallimed created one of my favorite podcast posts titled “Top 10 Contemporary Palliative Care Songs”. In it,…
Long Term Aspirin and the Risk of Bleeding Complications in Older Adults
September 11, 2017
by: Allen Tong MD As a geriatrician, removing unneeded or inappropriate medications from a patient’s drug list is something that brings…
Sarah Hooper on Medical Legal Practice Clinics for Seniors
September 6, 2017
On this weeks podcast, we have Sarah Hooper, J.D., the Executive Director of the UCSF/UC Hastings Consortium on Law, Science…
Geripal Podcast: Zara Cooper on Trauma Surgery and Geripal
September 1, 2017
If you were talking to a geriatric trauma surgeon, wouldn’t you think you’d be talking about surgery in older adults…
Suzanne Gordon on The Battle for Veteran’s Healthcare
August 1, 2017
There’s a mismatch between what you read about in the papers and the debates on capitol hill about the VA…
Bringing Community Partners Together to Improve the Care of Older Adults: An Interview with Anna Chodos
July 22, 2017
For this week’s podcast, we interview Anna Chodos, Assistant Professor in the Department of Medicine and Division of Geriatrics at…
Dying Behind Bars?
July 13, 2017
by: Carly Benner Zapata, MD, MPH (@carly_zapata7) Last week’s issue of the New England Journal of Medicinefeatured an article authored…
How to Recommend to Stop Cancer Screening: An Interview with Nancy Shoenborn
June 17, 2017
What should you say to your older patient when it’s time to stop cancer screening? This week’s GeriPal Podcast features…
GeriPal PodCast: Sandra Moody on Palliative Care in Kamogawa City, Japan
June 1, 2017
For this week’s GeriPal podcast we talk with Sandra Moody, MD, about her experiences in geriatrics and palliative care in…
Churning Patients Through Care Settings at the End Of Life: An Interview with Shi-Yi Wang
May 10, 2017
One-third of the Medicare patients who died in 2011 had 4 or more transitions within last 6 months of life…