Dani Chammas
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1,436 appearances
4 recordings
1 series
first heard Apr 2020
last heard Dec 2024
Dani Chammas’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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When we get closer to the extremes where it becomes a trade-off, do we want to keep treating people in our customary ways or not?
Well, then I think there's a lot of work to do to create models, to operationalize what we're talking about, to have safeguards in place to try to help people but also protect people.
So here's the, here's something I'll say though, is that I think there's some implicit bias that goes on with psychiatric illness, not, not us having issues, but if I were to have posed that question to you in the medical, it would have been like, well, every patient is different.
We take the time to understand what quality of life means to them.
We take the time to understand the
their goals, their ethos, their treatment history.
And then we make these decisions based on our knowledge of their illness paired with our knowledge of them.
And something happens when there's like psychiatric illness, which is a ton of different illnesses, right?
That we sort of distill it to this one thing that is psychiatric illness.
And we
Yeah, exactly.
And so, yeah, for some people,
decreasing symptoms, if we can, is really helpful.
For some people, it would be really helpful, and we can't.
So can we think of other things that we can do to them?
That's a very palliative, or do for them.
That's a very palliative question.
And for other people, they might come to me and say, you know, I've been on this medication.
Sure, I'm hearing less voices, but I feel like a zombie.
I can't relate to people.
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