Yael Schenker
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first heard Feb 2025
last heard Feb 2025
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And I think we have different stakeholders with different priorities, but I still think what matters most to patients and families and the idea of alleviating distress amongst bereaved families, which we know is such an important part of what advanced care planning accomplishes, I think that's important.
We are going to have healthcare utilization data as well.
All of these trials have to look at this from multiple angles, and I don't have that data to share yet, but we will also look
Yeah, so I mean, I think one take home from this study is that advanced care planning is really hard to do.
And we're hearing this in our interview data now.
When people have advanced cancer, they are navigating so many things.
And this is really hard to do.
And so for some people, that additional
you know, facilitation piece is super important.
There are other people for whom having access to those incredible, you know, patient, you know, friendly, easy to read, you know, multilingual materials is the perfect thing.
And so what we're thinking about next is sort of a stepped care approach to advanced care planning.
I know you guys have talked about step care approaches to care.
But, you know, can we start with something less resource intensive and step people up if they don't engage or respond?
say impact, just so we're clear, that means more information about prognosis was associated with less grief.
Yes.
Okay.
I would make sure we understand the direction.
More prognosis, less grief.
That's really important.
I'm going to say the research team.
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