All about Implantable Cardiac Defibrillators and Resynchronization: Podcast with Dan Matlock
February 13, 2020
We had fun on this in-studio podcast with Dan Matlock, geriatrician and palliative care clinician researcher at the University of…
Food Insecurity in Older Adults: Podcast with Hilary Seligman
February 6, 2020
In this week’s podcast we talk about food insecurity in older adults with UCSF’s Hilary Seligman, MD. Hilary has done…
Geriatric Assessment in Oncology Practice: Podcast with Supriya Mohile & William Dale
January 30, 2020
Should Geriatric Assessments be part of the routine ontological care for older adults with cancer? On this weeks podcast we…
Depression at the end of life: Podcast with Elissa Kozlov and Claire Ankuda
January 23, 2020
You’ve probably heard patients say, “Of course I’m depressed, I’m dying. Wouldn’t you be?” This is a fundamental question -…
Opioids for Breathlessness: A Podcast with David Currow
January 16, 2020
Do opioids improve breathlessness? A simple question that unfortunately doesn’t seem to have a simple answer. We get into the…
Integrating Social Care into Health Care: Podcast with Kirsten Bibbins-Domingo
December 19, 2019
In this weeks podcast we talk with Kirsten Bibbins-Domingo, general internist, Professor of Medicine and Epi/Biostats at UCSF, and chair…
Do Nurses Die Differently: A Podcast with Julie Bynum
December 5, 2019
On this weeks podcast we talk to Julie Bynum on the question “Do Nurses Die Differently?” based on her recent…
Patient Priorities Care: Podcast with Mary Tinetti
November 27, 2019
We have had some amazing guests on our Podcast. True luminaries in geriatrics and palliative care. This week we are…
The 100th GeriPal Podcast Special – It’s a Celebration
November 20, 2019
On today’s podcast we take a moment to celebrate 100 episodes of the GeriPal podcast. Yes, 100 episodes that have…
Palliative Care in Nursing Homes: Discussion of a Multinational Trial with Lieve Van den Block
November 14, 2019
Nursing homes are a tough place to do palliative care. There is extremely high staff turnover, physicians are often not…