Rachelle Bernacki
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424 appearances
3 recordings
1 series
first heard Mar 2019
last heard Dec 2021
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I absolutely think that um giving I mean as Joe said previously, I think I think all of us has probably experienced this in palliative care, the relief that some patients have when they talk about these things with someone else, even though we as clinicians aren't really fixing anything that that they feel heard.
Um
I think is really important and I do think there is a sense of control if you can say, you know, this is what's really important to me.
I wanna be at home, you know, I wanna be at home with my daughters and my grandchild children that they can feel and I the other thing that is, you know, I was just talking with Susan about this and
I think there's a worry of like when you're seriously ill, expecting the worst.
You know, they imagine something that's actually um worse than what is even possible.
So the opportunity to do some anticip I think pediatrics does a great job of this, of anticipatory guidance or or letting people know what to expect is really a powerful antidote to anxiety.
I also, you know, I had to I thought back a lot about what I felt like when I was starting this and I felt like I was gonna be the nag of Dana Farber.
Like have you had your series on this conversation?
And you know what I found was so incredibly differ different.
Um, you know, oncologists would come up to me and say, I love your study, I know I should have these conversations, I do it, I feel better about the work that I do.
And like that's really what we wanted to do was to make it easy.
Every oncologist, cardiologist, nephrologist w goes to work wanting to do the right thing.
It's just that maybe they don't have the right words, there aren't the right system set up, there aren't the right incentives, you know, to have these conversations.
So I think it's really important to remember that we just wanted to make it easy for them.
And for them to feel good about the work they they done.
I wish that we had collected um burnout on pa on our clinicians.
We collected that at the end but not at the beginning.
a number of people in the community practice that have taken this as their project, you know, that they they come and they teach their their clinic or their, you know, small community group.
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