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Value-Based Care a Driver of Palliative Care Investment

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Dr. Julia Frydman, senior medical director at Nashville-based Thyme Care, runs its palliative care wing. Her program aims to prevent critical and expensive medical issues from emerging. That’s what palliative care aims to do for people living with serious illness and their caregivers, she said.

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Transitioning Pediatric Patients Into Adult Palliative Care Programs

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Karlin is also palliative care medical director at UCLA Healths Palliative Care Program. This involves more goals-of-care discussions that place patients in decision-making roles as they reach adulthood while also balancing the integration of support from their parents, guardians or caregivers, he stated.

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‘Extra Steps’: Building Strong Pediatric Palliative Referral Partnerships

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Pediatric programs often face challenges when establishing a firm financial foothold, with funding a main obstacle hindering growth and improved accessibility, according to Dr. Rebecca MacDonell-Yilmaz, medical director of pediatric supportive services at Rhode Island-based HopeHealth.

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Unique Aspects of Palliative Care Recruitment

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Candidates for palliative care position need to have a strong understanding of what the job entails, Dr. Jennifer Blechman, palliative care medical director at the Oregon-based nonprofit Partners in Care said at the Hospice News Virtual Staffing Summit. Palliative care is relatively a new field.

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Palliative Care’s Value-Based Future

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That model does not sufficiently cover the full range of interdisciplinary care, Dr. Julia Friedman, palliative care medical director at Thyme Care, said at the Home Health Care News Cap+Strat Conference. There’s tremendous value to patients and also tremendous economic value in palliative care.

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Palliative Providers Navigate Potential ‘Disastrous’ Impacts Amid Telehealth Uncertainties

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Telehealth’s value proposition is building in the palliative care realm as regulators mull policies around future utilization, leaving providers to navigate uncertain and potentially difficult challenges among patients. People would suffer. There are tricky elements related to issues of that intersection of best practices for symptom control.”

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Center for Hospice Care Launches ‘Kaleidoscope’ Palliative Care Program

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Kaleidoscope is a community-based palliative care program where we’re seeing patients in the privacy of their own home,” CHC Medical Director Karissa Misner told local news. “We In addition to clinical care, the Kaleidoscope program will aid caregivers by helping them connect to support groups and education. Census Bureau.