New Prognostic Models for Older Adults: Alex Lee, James Deardorff, Sei Lee
Dr. Faith Fitzgerald once quipped that prognostic modeling is the “punctilious quantification of the amorphous.” She has a point. Prognosis…
Dr. Faith Fitzgerald once quipped that prognostic modeling is the “punctilious quantification of the amorphous.” She has a point. Prognosis…
In today's podcast we talk with Zara Cooper, Rachelle Bernacki, and Ricky Leiterabout the state of COVID at the Brigham…
What should you say to your older patient when it's time to stop cancer screening? This week's GeriPal Podcast features…
by: Alex Smith, @AlexSmithMD I'm sure that all of us have encountered this scenario: the doctor thinks patient's prognosis is…
by: Alex Smith, @AlexSmithMD We're thrilled to announce that our other major project (other than GeriPal, that is) has undergone…
by: Alex Smith @alexsmithmd We need your help. We've come a long way with ePrognosis, our online and now mobile…
"Doctors are terrible at prognostication." This is a line that I often hear from other doctors in clinical practice. While…
Deer Valley, Utah, from our lodge at the NPCRC retreat I'm at the National Palliative Care Research Center's Annual Foley…
Eprognosisis barely a week old, and we've already had over 500,000 pageviews (150,000 unique visitors). For perspective, GeriPalis about 3…
Many clinical decisions in older persons are dependent on life expectancy. For example, as life expectancy declines, cancer screening is…