Kate Courtright
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first heard Jun 2022
last heard Mar 2024
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It it's it's clearly led to likely inequities.
We we know we've seen that in palliative care research by many other wonderful teams.
Um biases, implicit biases clearly play a role in practice.
Um
uh competing tasks, like clinicians are busy and have really important things and metrics they have to do.
And so palliative care falls down the list a little bit.
Like that's not very patient-centered way to deliver this this really important resource if they need it.
And so it's not that clinicians should be removed from the equation.
No way.
And none of our work does that.
But they need a little bit of help.
They need they need some um a little bit of information um and probably a little more than that, what we like to call an edge because we know information provision.
Um, I think it was the support trial, like even giving them
information about poor prognoses didn't change their their practice.
So we have to do a little bit more to support our clinicians in identifying who's likely.
And that's where things like diagnosis triggers, if you will, prognostic triggers, and then the ideal need-based triggers, where I think the field would all love to go.
but we we just haven't scaled that yet.
You know, we can do that in a small clinic for a handful of patients, but there's no real system and systematic electronic way to identify need based palliative care right now.
That's right.
And I I actually think the the cool thing about a need bas needs based approach would allow us to better utilize the service.
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