MacMartinMD at the other place #PalliativeCare #hapc Researcher and MD @DHPalliative @DHMCandClinics @GeiselMed & @DartmouthInst
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Let's do this!!
Getting ready to be mutually inspired by some of my fav #NaMaWriMo writers: @DocTapas @MosheOrnsteinMD @MadisonConces @smitha42 @IshwariaMD @GraniteDoc
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It's Kickstarter day! Check it out!
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Hmm if only someone had written a grant to study interactions between palliative care and primary teams...OH WAIT I DID. #fingerscrossed #Palliativecare #Hapc
📚@SchenkerYael, @rabob, & I ask in @JPSMjournal🤔Are #PalliativeCare specialists expected to provide an extra layer of support to all primary team members (beyond our obligation to patient/family?)➡️We worry this model is not reasonable nor sustainable🔗: jpsmjournal.com/article/S088…
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Doctors Saved Her Life. She Didn’t Want Them To. nytimes.com/2024/08/26/well/…
Featuring faculty member Dr Max Vergo, a tireless advocate for clear and consistent communication of resuscitation preferences here at @DartmouthHealth
#Hapc #palliativecare
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SO EXCITED @PCORI plans to award us $2.1M to conduct the first-ever RCT of ways to involve patients and the public in research. Dreaming up important projects and doing them with incredible colleagues at @DartmouthHealth @GeiselMed is surreal. dartmouth-health.org/about/n…
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My traditional July 1 post for the last few years. Wishing joy in medicine for all those rising students, interns, residents, fellows, and faculty.
This is EXACTLY what I hoped would happen from that editorial - strong work!! 💪
#hpm #hapc #palliativecare
Excited to share our study "Outpatient Training During #HPM Fellowship: A National Survey" describing the current landscape of outpatient PC education and training during training.
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📢 Are you a #PalliativeCare APRN looking for a well-established (and frankly delightful) interdisciplinary academic team in a beautiful location? Consider joining our team here @DartmouthHealth! Link below for more info
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Our development of the ConnectShareCare peer-to-peer networks for care partners of people with serious illness has just been published. Illustrating the power of coproduction with clinicians, people with serious illness, and researchers! @jmirpub! humanfactors.jmir.org/2024/1…
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When you're SO EXCITED your workshop is packed to the gills. 40 people at our #PTA4peds workshop. People are hungry for simple participatory approaches to qual. @PASMeeting @bmj_latest @DartmouthHealth – at Toronto, Ontario
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Here is your occasional reminder that if you or a loved one are medicare eligible you should avoid medicare advantage plans
They suck
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🚨🚨🚨our newest paper in JAMA Network Open demonstrates that a majority of US acute care hospitals do not admit Black Medicare patients proportional to their market area using our new Local Hospital Segregation Index. @JAMANetworkOpen @abarnato
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My tips for effective conversations about EOL wishes:
- Designate a healthcare proxy and talk to them about what you want
- Focus on what outcomes are acceptable, rather than whether you want CPR, ICU, etc. "I want to be able to move around independently" #NHDD (1/x)
Dedicate time to reflect and talk about what matters most to you. Here are 5 tips to help! Check out Honoring Care Decisions, a program to promote & improve advance care planning @DartmouthHealth
@convoproject #NHDD #NHDD2024 #AdvanceCarePlanning #HAPM #MedTwitter @DHPalliative
-If you have strong pref to avoid things like CPR, document it. But if you don't know, it's OK to leave that section of an AD blank and write what you do want. "Physical limitation is ok but it's important that I can think for myself" (2/x) #NHDD
-Advance directives can be helpful, but can also feel intimidating. As a common end user of ADs, I would MUCH rather have no AD but a surrogate who has had conversations with the patient than an AD that no one knows anything about. Just keep talking. (3/3) #NHDD
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🚨 Publication alert! Our fellowship team found that interdisciplinary post-graduate training in #hapc is possible using a shared clinical competency framework, with similar clinical gains for NPs and physicians enrolled in the program. #MedEd
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