Vicki Jackson on Building the Evidence Base for Palliative Care
Tremendous amount of exciting new data coming out of one of our nation’s oldest palliative care services: Massachusetts General Hospital…
In today’s podcast we set the stage with the story of Dax Cowart, who in 1973 was a 25 year…
Tremendous amount of exciting new data coming out of one of our nation’s oldest palliative care services: Massachusetts General Hospital…
Yes, we have a podcast with Dame Cicely Saunders, the founder of the modern hospice movement. No, it’s not one…
Nursing home residents are often sent to the hospital for care that often offers little hope of improving quality of…
Clinical formulations, something that few of us outside of mental health providers know about, but can be a critical tool…
This week on the GeriPal podcast, we talk with Angelo Volandes. Angelo Volandes is famous for his use of video…
Just in time for Thanksgiving, we are having a GeriPal podcast episode dedicated to the humble cranberry. We discuss the…
There are a lot of ways one can imagine on how to integrate palliative care into the intensive care unit…
Truth telling is an ethical pillar of medicine. But, are there instances when it is ever ok to lie to…
This week’s GeriPal podcast is all about mechanical ventilation and dementia. In particular, we discuss a new article in JAMA…
In our second GeriPal Podcast, we discuss Professor Thomas Laqueur’s review of Paul Kalanithi’s book “When Breath Becomes Air.” Professor Laqueur’s review,…