Rebecca Sudore
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816 appearances
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first heard May 2017
last heard Mar 2022
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We actually thought about putting a car analogy actually in our scoping review.
Um and I've talked a lot about this also with uh Susan Hickman, who's um in Indiana.
But instead of advanced care planning be the pinto, I'm just gonna walk you through what what what we've come up with because it makes much more sense to us.
That when you think about like the destination and where you wanna go, that's value concordant care.
When you think about the road
or the highway and uh June Lenny, who m uh many of you know talked about basically serious illness is like flying down a broken highway.
So when we think about this highway, that's really the US healthcare system, which has insurers and CMS and legislators and providers all sort of
go into that.
The car to us is actually access.
Do you have a pinto or do you have a Cadillac in terms of your access to healthcare just in general?
Then when we're thinking about this car, who is driving?
Is the patient driving?
Is the surrogate driving?
Is the clinician driving?
And then who do you have in the car with you?
You know, and how many backseat drivers do you have?
then to us, advanced care planning is actually the GPS or the map.
It's the tool that can help you figure out where you're going and maybe why you're going there.
And then when we think about palliative care or geriatrics or people doing goal concordant care, that's really roadside assistance, like AAA or something like OnStar.
And so when we go back to the map analogy and people say, Well, you know
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