Claire Ankuda
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277 appearances
2 recordings
1 series
first heard Jan 2020
last heard May 2020
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Outside of pandemic, we can start uh working on our marketing and making sure we're seeing people more broadly.
We can coach.
Yeah, so uh we picked this song because we both thought it it really captures um depression and many elements of depression, including the terrible social isolation and how cut off from other people um folks feel when they're depressed.
Um, and I think it's it's this experience and this that we see in our patients that really drove us to to do this study.
So so we met, uh Alyssa wrote an amazing paper about screening for palliative care needs in community um senior senior housing in New York City, uh, that I was really impressed by.
And I just moved to New York and we had coffee and really hit it off.
And one thing we talked about is as researchers in palliative care, there's often just a few of us in each department or institution, and we're so siloed from each other.
Like in New York, I mean
And I'm
you know, what, thirty thirty blocks uptown from where Alyssa was at Cornell and yet no idea what she was doing.
So we actually we started an early researcher network in New York to get together, to get to know each other, to get to know each other's work.
Um and we found that our interests really complemented each other and our skills really complemented each other.
And so, you know, like in geriatrics and pal care, we think about multidisciplinary clinical teams.
I think we saw an opportunity to build a multidisciplinary research team.
really through AHPM, there's an early investigator forum um that has a lot going on.
Uh Karen Tal uh
And I and I think one one tip we have, one thing that worked really well in terms of working together, um, is we're both early investigators.
And I think that can be challenging in some ways because it's not the structure of a mentor um advising an early investigator.
And what we found was the two of us have similar interests, but very different skills.
And so I do a lot of work with data and
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