What a nursing assistant will tell us…if we ask
A friend recently forwarded me an update to a story first reported in the Washington Post in May 2009 about…
A friend recently forwarded me an update to a story first reported in the Washington Post in May 2009 about…
A study in the American Journal of Public Healthexamining mammogram use in older persons found that 18% of women with…
Morphine sulfate oral solution is now FDA approved thanks to a concerted effort by many in the hospice and palliative…
As noted on the Pallimed blog, a study published last week in Annals of Internal Medicine reports on adverse events…
Words have power. Language has power. The words we use may comfort or shock, allay or provoke, sooth or batter.…
Over the past year, I have had several 80+ patients, combat veterans of WWII, who have had very significant symptoms…
It has been 6 months since the start of this little experiment called GeriPal. I must admit, initially I had…
For years, many academics (myself included) have decried the lack of rigorous clinical trial evidence to inform the care of…
Eric Widera recently posted about the media’s irresponsible headlines implying that opioids cause cancer growth. This is our most read…
There is much to say – both good and not-so – about last Sunday’s (December 27) NY Times front page…