Claire Ankuda
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first heard Jan 2020
last heard May 2020
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surveys um and quantitative methods and Alyssa's a psychologist and brings a lot of clinical expertise in terms of depression and interventions around depression.
And so we found that because we have um sort of complementary skill sets, it was very natural to to write papers together.
These are these are some big questions and maybe just to speak to you from my motivation for for doing this work is as a palliative clerical clinician, I certainly see
depressive symptoms as common and grief as common.
That being said, I see a portion of patients who really it feels like mental illness to where it is not coming in waves like grief.
They are they are unable to experience joy.
They are unable to connect to their families.
Um, they're utterly overwhelmed by psychological distress.
And I think as a palliative care clinician with a robust interdisciplinary team, I have some tools in terms of, you know, a chaplain and social worker who are they're amazing.
But meeting Alyssa and thinking more about what psychology brings to bear, it's striking.
And I think anyone who's worked in a hospital knows this.
There are some people who you just leave the room saying, I think they need counseling.
Um
And I think it's it's striking the lack of evidence based uh psychological treatments for people with serious illness and especially in the hospital.
Um and I think my interest is clinically seeing, yes, there's normal grief, there's normal bereavement, um
processes that we observe, there's something more in some portion of patients.
And I'm not sure we have the tools the tools that we need to fully address that.
Sure.
So so there's actually a lot of data that shows that depressive symptoms, which is actually what we look at in this paper.
And I want to be clear on that.
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