Dani Chammas
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first heard Apr 2020
last heard Dec 2024
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And then it's all the way to the extreme though, of like, what hospice team do you know of has been taught how to manage someone who's psychotic in a way that's going to feel calming to them or how to manage somebody who has a really severe personality disorder that's getting completely triggered in their death and their loss of control and
in a way that might be containing to them.
And so it's really all the way from like what psychiatrists are doing with their patients to what we're doing with our patients, because nothing fits particularly into a box.
I mean, these are, I love it.
These are evolving terms.
None of these are in a textbook somewhere, but this is, you're witnessing us trying to organize around a really vast need.
And yes, so you don't have a palliative care psychiatrist there.
And most psychiatry units don't have a palliative psychiatrist.
And there's low-hanging fruit of, you know, why would a palliative care fellow not do a psychiatry rotation?
If we're all agreeing that the majority of our patients have these struggles, why would a psychiatrist not do a palliative care rotation if it's a recognized psychiatric subspecialty?
Those are, in my mind, the lower-hanging fruits.
And then just systematic...
Can we?
But
Yes.
And the moment that we have evolved enough to all have palliative care psychiatry clinics and palliative...
any?
Palliative care psychiatry clinics, yes.
I think Psycho-Onc is really a form of a palliative care.
But that's specific to Cancer Center.
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