Kate Courtright
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701 appearances
3 recordings
1 series
first heard Jun 2022
last heard Mar 2024
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You've all seen those curves.
It's it's a prolonged chronic step down.
You know, intervening is almost harder to know when and where in those course of illness, as opposed to the beautiful study by Jennifer Temmel.
non small cell, you know, lung cancer in which it was like at diagnosis and then
There's this clear trajectory.
And so I don't love diagnosis-based approaches.
I understand why we do them.
They are easy to identify.
It's something you can just very specifically and accurately know.
And and I that's why in the talk I gave it as a spectrum.
It's like clinician haphazard bias disparities, not so great, but but they're an important component.
Diagnosis, still pretty crude, definitely doesn't correlate with need.
We've shown that certainly in pulmonary disease.
Um, even if you say advanced, you know, the sick, you look at their physiology of their lung disease, their symptoms don't correlate all the time.
Um and then um prognosis I think gets us a little closer.
Um, you know, Alice and I and and others talk about it's not the prettiest story to talk about prognostic triggers.
Um it it gets conflated with end of life care, we're just shifting.
Um, you know, palliative care towards everyone who's dying, but prognostic models don't just identify dying people.
They identify people who are really, really sick and at risk of death in some time frame predetermined.
Um, but nevertheless, it's a hard thing to sort of talk about and and implement for that reason.
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