Sei Lee
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547 appearances
9 recordings
1 series
first heard Feb 2017
last heard Oct 2022
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Yeah, absolutely.
So one of the things that I think the main thing that I think about in terms of time to benefit is what is somebody's
Life expectancy, what is the time to benefit for the intervention?
If the life expectancy is much shorter than the time to benefit, that tells me that it is unlikely that this medication is going to benefit the person, which means they're going to be exposed to all of the harms and burdens, which usually happen, almost always happen up front, but they're unlikely to get any of the benefits.
My mom is an
I wanted to kind of jump in here and talk about like, it's fascinating.
This is one of those like really interesting situations where what patients feel and what they experience versus what doctors are focusing on, there's this such huge disconnect.
And from a physician perspective, there's a feeling of like, you have no idea how terrible fractures are.
And this is such a great drug for decreasing fracture risk.
But from the patient perspective, and as when I'm sick, I'm like, what do you mean?
I'm going to be coughing for another five days.
I can't be in just...
medically classified as minor inconveniences are huge to people and to patients.
And I think we have to be able to hold both of those things in our heads as health professionals.
And maybe it's terrible, but it feels like the lesson here is that every older adult needs a physician's son.
who can walk them through, who can listen and validate their concerns and actually have physician friends to actually kind of walk them through, well, maybe this is a path forward, but it's certainly not minimizing the patient concerns.
But it's actually working our way through, you know, the real symptoms and real side effects that she had to figure out how can we get the benefit while trying to make.
But ultimately, it requires a level of trust that because what I heard was she said never again to the IV.
And then you managed to convince her to do it, which is kudos to you.
And yeah, great that that has a good ending.
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