Sharon Brangman
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219 appearances
2 recordings
1 series
first heard Jan 2023
last heard Aug 2023
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I mean, that's what we fought for our whole careers.
And here's a perfect chance for them to fall through a crack if we are not careful.
So that's part of that's part of the the the struggle to kind of get different specialties and everybody aligned.
Even getting an infusion chair is no easy task.
There's a lot of people getting infusions now.
And so we have to make sure that somebody can get an infusion chair, a seat in a chair for about an hour, you know, twice a month.
So geriatricians are very influential in helping health systems adjust to the needs of older adults.
And that's what we've done for decades.
And here's another example.
But I agree with Nate.
We need to understand biomarkers.
And we also need to understand how to help navigate someone through this system because it's a whole different uh universe to get someone through.
the healthcare system who's going to be on these meds.
And that just compounds what we already do to take care of the whole person, make sure they have the family support, make sure that they have somebody who can monitor their care.
I also think that um most of my colleagues already have a full plate.
We already have new patients who are waiting several months to get in.
And so I'm just wondering how we're going to build the capacity.
to do what's going to take longer than our usual visits in terms of explaining and monitoring, um, keeping track of MRI results so nothing falls through the crack.
So it is going to take a new set of skills, but we are up for the task.
We have always been mission driven as geriatricians.
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