Back Then…. Today… I have nothing against Death… I just don’t want to be there when it happens. Woody Allen.

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Back Then…

Today… I have nothing against Death… I just don’t want to be there when it happens. Woody Allen

Key Historical Events in Modern Times 1945 beginning wide-spread use of penicillin –Associated with dramatic increase in institutional deaths 1953 Knowsy the dog resuscitated – named because he knew ‘what was on the other side”

Key Historical Events in Modern Times 1956 APA Symposium on death –The Meaning of Death, H. Feifel, 1959 Early 1960’s – CPR, ICU propagated 1967 Ciceley Saunders starts St. Christophers 1969 Kubler Ross, On Death and Dying

Key Historical Events in Modern Times 1975 Three inpatient hospices started – New York, New Haven, Montreal –Balfour Mount in Montreal coins term, Palliative Care, as Hospice meant alms house for the poor in French-speaking Quebec –1979 Marin Hospice, VA Hospice at Menlo Park

Key Historical Events in Modern Times 1983 Medicare Hospice Benefit –Shifted focus to home hospice care –Emphasized nursing, social work care De-emphasized physicians –Started concept of terminality (and hospice eligibility) based on 6 months prognosis

Key Historical Events in Modern Times 1993 Oxford Textbook of Palliative Medicine 1995 SUPPORT study documents poor quality of care for dying in hospitals 1996 American Academy of Hospice physicians (started 1988) changes name to American Academy of Hospice and Palliative Medicine 1996 First board exam for physicians in palliative medicine 1997 Supreme court hears cases on physician assisted suicide

Key Historical Events in Modern Times 2000 –JCAHO pain/EOL mandates –ACGME mandates all fellows in Internal Medicine have EOL training –Decision made to push for formal palliative medicine subspecialty 2001 –VA Interprofessional Palliative Care Fellowship approved –California requires 12 hours pain/EOL training for all physicians in state

Definitions - Hospice A philosophy of care for dying patients, emphasizing quality of life A place (inpatient unit or individual home hospice agency) A social organization associated with policies enabling licensure and reimbursement –JCAHO, Medicare Hospice Benefit, Private Insurance, Dept of veterans Affairs

Palliative Care – evolving definitions… #1Same as hospice care #2Attention to quality of life for patients with serious life-limiting illnesses as well as terminal illnesses #3Care directed toward “misery” a

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