Rebecca Sudore
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816 appearances
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first heard May 2017
last heard Mar 2022
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This is can have a ripple effect.
across multiple family members, across multiple um healthcare actions that aren't just for this one patient.
Well, i if I unpack a little bit about what you're saying, first of all I would ask you, what do you mean by advanced care planning? 'Cause you just said it took a lot of resources and a lot of time and a lot of discussions.
Whereas, you know, I think you guys know, 'cause I've been on this podcast before, I'm actually waiting for like my S and L kind of like jacket.
I don't know how many times I need to be on here before I get my like chair palette.
maybe we can get that.
But you know, I think you know, the trials that we've done and prepare for people who don't know, prepare for your care dot org, which focuses on one pillar, focuses just on patients.
you know, didn't use healthcare system resources, didn't use train facilitate facilitators, and still was able to show that people were able to engage in advanced care planning on their own.
And I would say there was a study that was a follow-up study uh that was published in JAGS in May, which to me was the most important
part of the whole trial that showed that prepare this, you know, online uh easy-to-use tool empowered people to speak up about advanced care planning and their wishes to their doctor who hadn't, you know, we hadn't didn't give any interventions to them.
So just saying that it doesn't
You know, there are many people around the country, many of my friends and colleagues that have many different interventions that don't have to be expensive can be used in vulnerable populations.
So I'll just put that as a as a caveat.
The other thing I would say
Because I think that, you know, people have asked me, like, oh well, you know, should we still be doing research on advanced care planning and is it worth the the cost and things like that?
And I would say the piece that really hasn't been
I think given enough attention or hasn't really been looked at is really going back to implementation science.
When a lot of these studies have looked at, including studies we've done, have looked at these individual interventions.
And then tested them in sort of not real world settings.
And then some people will say, Oh, well, you take stuff to real world and it fails.
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