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Introduction
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What is palliative care for
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Who is eligible
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Who is the patient
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What does palliative care do
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Benefits of palliative care
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Is palliative care hospice
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What is hospice
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Eligibility for hospice
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What Hospice provides
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Needs of patients with heart and lung disease
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Heart failure
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Psychological symptoms
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Complex care team
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Ideal state
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Complicated decisions
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Modern medicine
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Hospice
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I dont want this anymore
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Its messy
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Stanford Palliative Care Program
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Questions
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My greataunt in hospice
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Where do you practice
Description:
Explore the role of palliative care in improving quality of life for patients with serious illnesses like congestive heart failure in this 47-minute talk by Dr. Winifred Teuteberg, Clinical Associate Professor of Medicine at Stanford University School of Medicine. Learn about the eligibility criteria, benefits, and services provided by palliative care teams, distinguishing it from hospice care. Gain insights into the specific needs of patients with heart and lung diseases, including psychological symptoms and complex care requirements. Understand the challenges of modern medicine, complicated decision-making processes, and the importance of addressing patients' desires in end-of-life care. Discover the Stanford Palliative Care Program and its approach to supporting patients and their families through serious illnesses.

Palliative Care for Patients with Heart and Lung Disease

Stanford University
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