Random Thoughts on Palliative Care in Scotland through US eyes
I have been in Scotland since the beginning of July observing their health care system and working in a variety…
I have been in Scotland since the beginning of July observing their health care system and working in a variety…
WHY NOT PALLIATIVE ONCOLOGY? The goal of palliative care is to relieve symptoms, reduce suffering and improve a patient’s quality…
Back by popular demand! The Educational Exchange at the Annual Assembly of the American Academy of Hospice and Palliative Medicine…
It’s that time again. Geripal is hosting Palliative Care Grand Rounds. This time we are going to try a little…
Hospitalization for heart failure is exceedingly common, accounting for more than 1.1 million hospitalizations in 2006. It is also the…
On my way out of the hospital this evening I ran into a soon-to-be palliative care fellow. Our conversation quickly…
Facebook, Twitter, Yammer and the Internet overall is a game changer. The rulebook of how we practice medicine has changed…
Rob Pardi’s comments in the Pallimed discussion affected me deeply. His honesty, integrity, and willingness to share were so impressive that…
The New York Times recently ran an article titled “Helping Patients Face Death, She Fought to Live”. The article told…
There is a lot of focus on what elders with dementia can’t do. But what about more discussion of what…