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Welcome to the Stanford Palliative Care education & training program.Our mission is to create tomorrow's leaders in the field of Palliative and Patient Centered Care.
11/11/2017
https://youtu.be/aSgRggu5kH8 Fondly remembering our dear patient Mr. Jim Cooper, Korean Frogman
Jim Cooper's legacy: A veteran's story This short film tells the real life story of Jim Cooper and his experiences during the last six years of his life with advanced lung disease. Mr. Cooper was ...
11/11/2017
https://ww2.kqed.org/stateofhealth/2017/11/09/what-vets-want-at-the-end-of-life-is-very-different-from-what-civilians-want/ Thanks to 22 million Americans who served our country. Many aging, at the end of life with and need . KQED
What Vets Want at the End of Life Is Very Different From What Civilians Want
09/30/2017
students educate the public about palliative care through . This is a meme from Josh Kravitz
09/29/2017
Undergraduate students are learning about , by creating a series of .
09/29/2017
Welcome to our new undergraduate class for MED51Q: Compassionate Presence at the Bedside: A Palliative Practicum.
09/23/2016
01/16/2016
Doctors and End-of-Life Discussions | January 15, 2016 | Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly | PBS If end-of-life care in the US is broken, are end-of-life conversations the solution?
11/05/2015
http://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMp1505976
In honor of Veterans Day. Thank you to all Veterans and their families for your service
A Never-Ending Battle — NEJM Perspective from The New England Journal of Medicine — A Never-Ending Battle
10/31/2015
High School students trained to become cultural ambassadors for aging and end of life issues
10/31/2015
The silver tsunami is actually silver-brown. How does end-of-life care differ for minorities? As our nation grays, we must open lines of communication to deal with minority cultures and mistrust.
10/02/2015
The one conversation you do not want to have is the one you cannot afford to ignore: All adults should do this when they are able to. Our undergraduates are having this conversation. Use our free app to have a conversation with your loved ones and doctors about your end of life wishes. It is free, easy and extremely important.
http://scopeblog.stanford.edu/2015/10/02/stanford-letter-project-now-available-for-mobile-devices/
Stanford Letter Project, which helps users have end-of-life discussions, now available for... For many of us, the topic of how we want to spend our final days rarely comes up in discussions with our family members or doctors. And a big reason why is that