Lynn Flint
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first heard Feb 2018
last heard 11 Dec
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Absolutely.
Alex and I worked on that paper together.
It came from when I worked in a short stay sniff as a palliative care doctor.
Didn't know much about nursing homes and I saw all around me people with palliative care needs.
coming out of the hospital really sick, thinking they were out of the woods, going to get better and realizing they maybe weren't going to get better, maybe having something happen that put them back in the hospital.
And I then came to be an inpatient palliative care consult attending and I saw those people on the other end coming back.
And so I got really interested in that cycle and
What are the policy drivers and clinical drivers that lead to that happening?
And so that's what that original paper was about.
I
Well, there's the SNF part, which is the Medicare unit, which is like what we call rehab when we send people out of the hospital.
Then there's the nursing home part where people might live for long-term care.
They're paying for that out of pocket or maybe Medicaid, for example.
And hospice can come in, an outside agency can come in and help support those patients while they're living in the nursing home.
But traditionally, hospice does not concurrently care for people who are in the sniff part, in the rehab, short stay part of the nursing home.
And why not?
People are pretty afraid of double dipping.
And that's
Right.
Is that right?
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