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The group's discussions reflect strong agreement and high interest, supported by words like 'remarkably practical' and 'a better paradigm', which convey appreciation and enthusiasm. Tone is generally positive and forward-looking, emphasizing the importance of systemic change and deeper engagement with the ideas presented in the article.
Many discussions express support for the article's call for a paradigm shift, highlighting the importance of this perspective in improving end-of-life decision making.
The discussions demonstrate high interest, with posts describing the article as 'remarkably practical', 'useful', and emphasizing the need for systemic change.
Posts engage with key concepts such as crisis communication, societal impact, and culture change, showing a thoughtful involvement.
The conversations indicate an acknowledgment of the article’s potential influence in shaping future practices and encouraging a broader discussion on ethical and societal considerations.
Remarkably practical, clear & useful article by @LizDzeng of @UCSFHospitals: a better paradigm for how to approach End‐of‐Life Decision Making especially for solo agers or 'unbefriended' but really for anyone! Thoughts @DianeEMeier @AlexSmithMD @WesElyMD? https://t.co/1hOYFwhtxk
“Advanced Care Planning” is more than just what we want at end-of-life re: ICU care, CPR, vent, etc. & our decisions don’t occur in a vacuum. Personal & societal costs must be considered. Article: https://t.co/TX2I7Pipv7 Ed: https://t.co/I0OUeiGaIe #medtwitter #palliativecare https://t.co/jLsDZ90n1h
Editorial argues that end of life decision-making needs to focus on crisis communication and culture change as much as advance care planning and advance directives. by @LizDzeng and Sean Morrison. #geriatrics #HAPC https://t.co/4jIjGPUqtm
RT @LouiseAronson: Remarkably practical, clear & useful article by @LizDzeng of @UCSFHospitals: a better paradigm for how to approach End‐o…
RT @LouiseAronson: Remarkably practical, clear & useful article by @LizDzeng of @UCSFHospitals: a better paradigm for how to approach End‐o…
RT @WesElyMD: “Advanced Care Planning” is more than just what we want at end-of-life re: ICU care, CPR, vent, etc. & our decisions don’t oc…
Surrogate decisionmaking around lifesustaining treatments in the hospital even in the best of circumstances is hard. This video discusses the challenges faced when caring for those under guardianship or with…
RT @WesElyMD: “Advanced Care Planning” is more than just what we want at end-of-life re: ICU care, CPR, vent, etc. & our decisions don’t oc…
RT @WesElyMD: “Advanced Care Planning” is more than just what we want at end-of-life re: ICU care, CPR, vent, etc. & our decisions don’t oc…
We Need a Paradigm Shift Around End‐of‐Life Decision Making https://t.co/qPJehWtlDy
“Advanced Care Planning” is more than just what we want at end-of-life re: ICU care, CPR, vent, etc. & our decisions don’t occur in a vacuum. Personal & societal costs must be considered. Article: https://t.co/TX2I7Pipv7 Ed: https://t.co/I0OUeiGaIe #medtwitter #palliativecare https://t.co/jLsDZ90n1h
Elizabeth Dzeng and Sean Morrison published an editorial in the Journal of the American Geriatrics Society arguing that the field of palliative care needs to look beyond advance directives and advance care planning. Read More: https://t.co/ogDM1GQLSw
RT @LouiseAronson: Remarkably practical, clear & useful article by @LizDzeng of @UCSFHospitals: a better paradigm for how to approach End‐o…
I appreciate the argument for a culture change in this editorial. We often focus on individual issues and ignore the system/societal level context. #sociology Curious about other's in #hapc #swhpn thoughts. https://t.co/RYkPAwmS2b
RT @AGSJournal: Editorial argues that end of life decision-making needs to focus on crisis communication and culture change as much as adva…
RT @AGSJournal: Editorial argues that end of life decision-making needs to focus on crisis communication and culture change as much as adva…
This is a very important piece, editorial in @AGSJournal - We Need a Paradigm Shift Around End‐of‐Life Decision Making Elizabeth Dzeng MD, PhD, MPH R. Sean Morrison MD https://t.co/8HJ5wsePnW
RT @AGSJournal: Editorial argues that end of life decision-making needs to focus on crisis communication and culture change as much as adva…
Editorial argues that end of life decision-making needs to focus on crisis communication and culture change as much as advance care planning and advance directives. by @LizDzeng and Sean Morrison. #geriatrics #HAPC https://t.co/4jIjGPUqtm
RT @LouiseAronson: Remarkably practical, clear & useful article by @LizDzeng of @UCSFHospitals: a better paradigm for how to approach End‐o…
RT @LouiseAronson: Remarkably practical, clear & useful article by @LizDzeng of @UCSFHospitals: a better paradigm for how to approach End‐o…
RT @LouiseAronson: Remarkably practical, clear & useful article by @LizDzeng of @UCSFHospitals: a better paradigm for how to approach End‐o…
RT @LouiseAronson: Remarkably practical, clear & useful article by @LizDzeng of @UCSFHospitals: a better paradigm for how to approach End‐o…
RT @LouiseAronson: Remarkably practical, clear & useful article by @LizDzeng of @UCSFHospitals: a better paradigm for how to approach End‐o…
Remarkably practical, clear & useful article by @LizDzeng of @UCSFHospitals: a better paradigm for how to approach End‐of‐Life Decision Making especially for solo agers or 'unbefriended' but really for anyone! Thoughts @DianeEMeier @AlexSmithMD @WesElyMD? https://t.co/1hOYFwhtxk
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