Scott Halpern
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first heard Sep 2021
last heard Feb 2024
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So what that says to me is
that people don't have deep-seated preferences, well-ordered preferences about these choices.
Because if they did, the defaults could not possibly be so influential, particularly when we told people exactly what we were doing.
Yeah, and and uh yeah, so uh first to uh give credit where it's due, George Anisi is uh a faculty member here at Penn, uh was the first author of that piece.
And and I know he'd agree with the statement that we provide those as examples of language that could be.
not recommendations that that language should be used, but rather a reflection of the power of the language that the clinicians do employ.
I I completely agree, uh, and and Alex said this earlier, that
Statements that foreseeably
Increase the odds of certain choices ought to follow.
From
Engagement in what the goals of care.
or and ought to be
They should not leave that discussion.
There are exceptions in the ICU, but these are the exceptions, not the rule, where a patient is newly admitted and is going to foreseeably have a cardiac arrest.
you know, in moments, right?
That may be a case where a nudge absent a goals elicitation needs to happen when there's
You know.
Омост сердні нофет тобі.
Brought by CPR, and yet that is the underlying social norm, perhaps in a discussion or at least an ascent.
Randy Curtis, who was on your podcast recently, had a lovely piece with uh another scholar who who Alex and Jenny know, Bo Burt, the late Bo Burt, uh looking at the concept of informed assent.
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