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pallidad.bsky.social
Physician, Hospice and Palliative Medicine Creator of How to Train Your Doctor (YT/IG)
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submitted 53 days ago • 1 comment

If other medical specialities were stigmatized like palliative care #hapc #palliativecare

submitted 71 days ago • 12 comments

#palliativecare panic #hapc

submitted 74 days ago • 2 comments

#hapc #palliative #oncology

submitted 103 days ago • 2 comments

Need a short just-in-time #meded resource on family meetings? Our NEJM Video in Clinical Medicine places leading family meetings on par with other medical procedures, highlighting the importance of communication skills as a medical competency. #medsky #palliativecare www.nejm.org/doi/full/10....

submitted 103 days ago • 0 comments

@ctsinclair.bsky.social what do we think the appetite is here for video #hapc content?

submitted 105 days ago • 5 comments

I’ll be there and hope you will be too!! 🍻

submitted 363 days ago • 1 comment

🔥 New video: “Soft Skills” Let’s move away from the pejorative term “soft skills” to describe the crucial skills of healthcare communication. Great to partner with the wonderful @pallidad.bsky.social on this one! youtu.be/xRijeYA-bzw?...

submitted 466 days ago • 4 comments

Hello, I’m Liz—a patient advocate living w/brain cancer & investigator for OpenNotes. I like cats, cold brewed coffee, and patient co-design in research. If you ever get the chance to ride in a monster truck—do it! 10/10 Rumor has it I wrote about my awake brain surgery in NEJM.

submitted 610 days ago • 1 comment

Can I “help the family better understand the prognosis”? No. But I can try to help you better understand the family. And maybe then you can communicate more clearly in a way they find helpful. 1/2 #hapc #pedpc #MedEd #TipsForNewDocs

submitted 612 days ago • 2 comments

Hi everyone! I’m Matt, #hospice and #palliative #medicine doc. I like to make videos about both the practical and emotional challenges of serious illness so that patients and their caregivers feel a little more empowered and a little less alone. Good to be here ❤️

submitted 613 days ago • 1 comment