Alex Smith

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32,670 appearances 416 recordings 1 series first heard Oct 2016 last heard 4d ago

Alex Smith’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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I wonder if in the quest to obtain this like clean sample that hadn't been contaminated by palliative care to the extent that palliative care can be a contaminant. podcast-host
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Yes, right, right. podcast-host
Or had a limited prognosis. podcast-host
I'm wondering if our listeners are thinking, gosh, like, you know, when our palliative care team sees patients with liver disease, that's the majority of patients they see. podcast-host
You know, patients who are limited life expectancy who like might get on the transplant, you know, might be getting a transplant, but might not be because they're, you know, to get a transplant, you've got to be sick enough to get a transplant that bumps you up the list. podcast-host
So you're pretty sick at that time. podcast-host
You know, so maybe they co-manage those patients as well. podcast-host
Maybe they see patients who are enrolled in hospice. podcast-host
I think that's less likely. podcast-host
But do you worry that you've taken the major group that sort of benefits from and in practice is seen by palliative care out of this study population? podcast-host
That's podcast-host
helpful. podcast-host
Is that a post hoc thing that couldn't be known in advance? podcast-host
And you just said the hepatologist did a little bit better. podcast-host
Could you finish that sentence? podcast-host
Then did a little bit podcast-host
Than the palliative care specialist. podcast-host
And was there statistically a difference between them? podcast-host
Does that mean that there was a statistically significant difference? podcast-host
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