Neuropalliative Care: A podcast with Benzi Kluger, Edward Richfield, and Christine Ritchie
While palliative care most traditionally grew up with a strong association with cancer care and end-of-life care, more and more…
Denial. Substance use. Venting. Positive reframing. Humor. Acceptance. All of these are ways we cope with stressful situations. Some we…
While palliative care most traditionally grew up with a strong association with cancer care and end-of-life care, more and more…
What if there was a tool that could break down a neighborhood’s socioeconomic measures, like income, education, employment and housing…
Harm reduction, as so clearly described by our guest Monica Gandhi on this podcast, began as a public health approach…
In your clinical experience, you may have cared for patients receiving palliative chemotherapy and wondered, hmmm, why is that called…
What is a care manager? In this week’s podcast we talk with Chanee Fabius, who after a personal experience caring for…
A September 2000 New York Times article titled, “Sometimes Saving the Heart Can Mean Losing the Memory” describes a relatively…
Frailty. What the heck is it? Why does it matter? How do we recognize it and if we do recognize it,…
Though origins of the term “moral injury” can be traced back to religious bioethics, most modern usage comes from a…
During the winter peak in coronavirus cases, things got busy in my hospital, but nothing close to what happened in…
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