Liz Dzeng
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first heard Oct 2020
last heard Dec 2023
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I I think one of the respondents that I talked to was in risk management and and I think
People can be very afraid of being sued, whether or not that is a true threat or not.
But the way that a hospital supports clinicians to make ethical decisions, saying, like, oh yes, we are very afraid of being sued.
So let's like, you know, make sure we don't like do anything worrisome that could potentially hurt the hospital or whatever, or you do the right ethical thing and we will support you in what you think is ethically correct.
Like those are two different
ways that you can support around that particular fear.
Yeah.
So I thought um, you know, palliative care teams is exactly one of those like institutional factors.
Um, well, it's not an institutional factor, but like, you know.
Institutions can either support having more palliative care teams, more better palliative care resources, being palliative care friendly, or being less so.
And palliative care friendliness was definitely a very important factor to this.
Like the low-intensity hospital, the medium-intensity hospital had very strong cultures of palliative care.
And I think this is where you know you get into the limitations of the paper.
Like, you know, how how strong is this and how
Much does that influence this?
You know, I think that's actually a really interesting thing for future exploration.
Um, you know, leadership in palliative care, I think is really important as well.
And I think that beyond like how much is palliative care supported um to create a palliative care friendly environment, but also how much is palliative care integrated into like the hospital culture, how much are trainees being exposed to, you know.
doing palliative care um conversations.
So actually one thing that I also noticed between um some of the institutions I've been at, one hospital that I was at, palliative care would come in and um see the patient and do their thing and write their note and that sort of thing.
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