"Primary palliative care is essential to meet the increasing needs of patients, particularly those in low- and middle-income countries": 1 reason for Palliative Medicine's thematic issue, co-edited by IAHPC's Research Advisor Tania Pastrana and Dr. Scott Murray. A Q&A with the 2 editors in this week's Pallinews.
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Experienced leader and palliative care physician | Global consultant in palliative care development | Senior Fellow Higher Education Academy | Expertise in advocacy, policy, and education to transform health systems
Strong health systems need robust primary health care and that in turn demands well-integrated, high-quality palliative care at the #PHC level
"Primary palliative care is essential to meet the increasing needs of patients, particularly those in low- and middle-income countries": 1 reason for Palliative Medicine's thematic issue, co-edited by IAHPC's Research Advisor Tania Pastrana and Dr. Scott Murray. A Q&A with the 2 editors in this week's Pallinews.
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An important case for clinical logic and intuition in modern medicine. “Measurements, numbers and images cannot fully explain another person's health, illness, and experience. As we bathe in the blue light of our computer screens, we must continually ask seemingly simple questions like “How does the patient look, and what seems to be the key issue?” At Clint, we are pioneering an approach to data-driven medicine that aims to blend the technology and touch that truly defines the art and science of medicine.
Vice Chair & Professor of Medicine, UNC | Balanced healthcare perspectives
In the data firehouse that is modern medicine, we must guard against the McNamara fallacy – that “if it cannot be measured, it is not important.” ? In this sharp, concise NEJM essay, an infectious disease physician explains that when she responds to consult requests by asking, “How sick do they seem to you?” the requesting physician commonly responds, “The white count is up. Should we broaden antibiotics?” ? As patients and clinicians pour over data in real-time, we (understandably) obsess over particular objective but highly nonspecific results – e.g., leukocytosis, elevated inflammatory markers, and hypoalbuminemia. ? Yet we pay too little attention to the “seemingly squishy but highly informative subjective impression of severity of illness as felt or seen by the patient, their family, and the treating clinical teams.” ? As a gastroenterologist who mostly cares for adults with chronic, non-specific symptoms that are not explained by diagnostic tests, I’m admittedly naturally attuned toward the subjective. ? But even still, regardless of specialty, numbers and images cannot fully explain another person's health, illness, and experience. ? The point is that as we bathe in the blue light of our computer screens, we must continually ask ourselves seemingly simple questions such as, “How do they look?” “What seems to be the key issue?” ? Likewise, we must ask our patients questions that cannot be answered in the EHR results section, such as, “How are you feeling?” “Any change since we last met?“ And “How is all this affecting your daily activities and quality of life?” #modernmedicine #patientexperience #healthcareonlinkedin https://lnkd.in/gekCG7BY
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Do psilocybins have a place in palliative medicine and end of life care? In this episode, John Mulder and Jason R. Beckrow, DO FACOI FAAHPM are joined by Prof. Michael DeWilde to discuss some of the history, uses, and research behind psychedelic medication and its role in modern practices. Listen now at the link below! https://lnkd.in/e9dt7Est
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Executive Director at The Peaceful Presence Project, Public Health Palliative Care International (PHPCI) Leadership Council Member, and Central Oregon Lead for the Center For Age Friendly Excellence
Check it out! We were honored to be a part of authoring this important article-Top Ten Tips Palliative Care Clinicians should know about End of Life Doulas. Such a valuable addition to the field....
Hot off the press! We are honored to be published in The Journal of Palliative Medicine today alongside some of our favorite humans and esteemed colleagues for this article “TOP TEN TIPS PALLIATIVE CARE CLINICIANS SHOULD KNOW ABOUT END OF LIFE DOULAS”. Link to the publication via our media page on our website ?? #endoflifecare #endoflifedoula #deathdoula #compassionatedeath #compassionatepresence #compassionatecommunities
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Founder/CEO Integrated Connections | Integrative, Longevity and Functional Medicine Industry Leader | Personalized Medicine Recruiting
Change in your field, change in your role, change in your life. We've recently seen more hesitation from clinicians in leaving conventional medicine for functional medicine. We're here to tell you that although change may be uncomfortable at first, it's absolutely worth it. On the fence about making the change, read our blog post on if functional medicine could be right for you and your patients: https://lnkd.in/dUUWeR-R
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??BETWEEN THE LINES: Discover how a novel treatment for atopic dermatitis is shaping the standard of care and evolving treatment paradigms. Gain insights from Lawrence Eichenfield, MD, and elevate your clinical practice: https://ow.ly/eulJ50TOUpN
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I'm pleased to announce the publication of my latest systematic review titled, "Effectiveness of Complementary and Alternative Medicine and Physical Therapies in Peripheral Arterial Disease with Intermittent Claudication". This comprehensive review evaluates the impact of various complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) practices, alongside physical therapies, on the management of peripheral arterial disease (PAD) with intermittent claudication. Our findings provide valuable insights and evidence-based recommendations that could enhance treatment approaches for this condition. I would like to express my heartfelt thanks to my co-authors and collaborators for their dedication and hard work. Your contributions were instrumental in making this review possible. ?? [https://lnkd.in/ddABAmBK] #Research #Publication #SystematicReview #PeripheralArterialDisease #IntermittentClaudication #ComplementaryMedicine #AlternativeMedicine #PhysicalTherapy #Healthcare #EvidenceBasedMedicine
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If you missed our recent live webinar, 'Alaska Awaits: Your Future in Rural Emergency Medicine,' you can now catch the replay on YouTube! Tune in to this insightful discussion—it's one you won’t want to overlook. [https://bit.ly/3AHCJOL]
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Change in your field, change in your role, change in your life. We've recently seen more hesitation from clinicians in leaving conventional medicine for functional medicine. We're here to tell you that although change may be uncomfortable at first, it's absolutely worth it. On the fence about making the change, read our blog post on if functional medicine could be right for you and your patients: https://lnkd.in/dhwuTAbW
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