Final Chapter: Californians’ Attitudes and Experiences with Death and Dying
A new survey commissioned by the California HealthCare Foundation gives some great insight into the attitudes and experiences that Californians…
A new survey commissioned by the California HealthCare Foundation gives some great insight into the attitudes and experiences that Californians…
This month the Journal of the American Geriatrics Society is e-publishing ahead of print a special article you should read,…
Palliative Medicine specialists do much to improve quality of life in persons with serious illness. But ultimately, providing better care…
My neighbor told me recently about a musician named Glen Campbell who is still performing despite Alzheimer’s dementia. This shows…
I am fortunate to be back at the Hospital San Carlos, in Chiapas, Mexico for two weeks. I am again…
Applications for the second annual Geriatrics Scholarship Award Summit are now open to ACGME interns and residents in Internal Medicine…
I didn’t know my Grandmother very well as I was growing up. In fact, I’m not sure I even liked…
My mother is in her 50’s and currently resides alone. For the past year, she’s depended largely on the Internet…
Just finished another couple of weeks attending on the palliative care service, and wanted to share a couple of thoughts…
The demographic picture of the homeless has shifted markedly over the last 20 years, with a marked increase in the…