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End of Life what every health professional should know about palliative care at the Toby Campbell, MD MSCI
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Objectives What is palliative care? Communication strategies –family meetings –goals of care –transitions –difficult situations
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http://www.theonion.com/content/news/world_death_rate_holding_steady_at
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Physical Spiritual Social Existential Psychological What is Palliative Care?
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Communi- cation Advanced Care Planning Complica- tions of Therapy Psycho- social Care of the Dying Symptom Control Our Core Skills
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OB/GYN Pediatrics Neurology Psychiatry Radiology Surgery PM&R ER Medicine Anesthesiology Family Med Internal Med Multi- disciplinary specialty
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Survival Curve: Disease Normal Population Disease % survival Time
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Cure Normal Population % survival Time Cure
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Life Prolongation Normal Population % survival Time Prolongation of survival
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Palliative Care Normal Population Palliative Care % survival Time
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Intentions of Treatment Palliative Curative
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Traditional Model of Cancer Care Hospice Standard Cancer Care Bad NewsTransitions to EOL *Emanuel LL, Ferris FD, von Gunten CF, Von Roenn JH. EPEC-O: Education in Palliative and End-of-Life Care. Oncology, p. P2-7 Bereav ement
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Modern Model Traditional Care Palliative Care Hosp ice Death6-Month Prognosis Diagnosis Focus of Care Time Symptom Burden Campbell TC et al Semin Intervent Radiol 2007
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Does Palliative Care Matter?
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Transfers to PCU
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Oncology Unit Oncology or Palliative Care? on the
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Lung 26% GI 26% Breast 17% Other 16% GU 15% 84% “Big 4”
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4.7 months 27% 1 year survival
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Difficult Conversations Oh No! A communication toolkit SPIKES NURSE I Wish Hope for the Best, Plan for the worst Outcome Oriented Make a Recommendation
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Setting the Scene
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Understand their Perception
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Get an Invitation
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Share Your Knowledge
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Silence
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Empathic Statements NURSE –Naming –Understanding –Respecting/Praising –Supporting –Exploring I Wish Statements
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Summarize Strategize
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Transitions in Care Goals Transitions Heroes Denial Tough Times
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Where are we going?
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Goal Setting Hope for the Best, Plan for the Worst Avoid the useless: –“Do you want everything done for her?” –“Should we restart her heart if it stops?” Make a recommendation
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Transitions in care Fix Knowledge barriers Orient to Outcomes Respond to Emotion
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The 11 th Hour Hero
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I want everything done
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Thank You Toby Campbell 608-206-9109 (m)
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