Rehabbed to Death NEJM Perspective: Podcast with Lynn Flint
January 30, 2019
Three reasons you should listen to or watch this podcast: The issue of patients cycling back and forth between the…
Fever, Malaise, AMS — Is it an infection? Podcast with Jeff Caterino
January 22, 2019
Geriatrics teaches us that older adults with infections often present with non-specific symptoms rather than typical localizing symptoms of infection…
The View From Here
January 16, 2019
Imagine walking into a mythological epic and giving advice. Center stage, Achilles is about to take out Hector. From stage…
Effect of Palliative Care in ICUs: Podcast with May Hua
January 8, 2019
In this week’s GeriPal podcast we talk with May Hua, an anesthesiologist, critical care physician, and researcher from Columbia (in…
#ThisIsOurLane – Firearm Safety and Dementia: A Podcast with Emmy Betz
December 21, 2018
#ThisIsOurLane. While I guess that hashtag could make you think we are going to be talking about dementia and driving,…
Antipsychotics for ICU delirium don’t work: Podcast with Tim Girard
December 14, 2018
In this week’s GeriPal podcast we talk with Tim Girard, Plumonary Critical Care physician-researcher at the University of Pittsburgh about…
Identifying what patients care about the most: A Podcast with Aanand Naik
December 7, 2018
On this weeks podcast we talk with Aanand Naik about his recent JAGS article titled “Development of a Clinically Feasible…
Substance Use in Older Adults: A Podcast with Ben Han
November 21, 2018
We thought it would be an excellent time to talk about substance use in older adults as many of us…
Priming Patients and Clinicians for Goals of Care Conversations: Podcast with Randy Curtis
November 14, 2018
In this week’s GeriPal podcast we interview Randy Curtis, Professor of Medicine and Pulmonary Critical Care and Director of the Palliative…
Testimonials: Why Did You Go into Palliative Care Research?
November 6, 2018
Palliative care research is a relatively new field. The number of researchers and the quality of the science is still…