Palliative in Practice Blog
When First-Line Antiemetics Aren’t Enough: Considering Olanzapine in Palliative Care
Learn when a low-dose trial of olanzapine may be appropriate to safely manage multiple symptoms, including nausea and vomiting in patients with serious illness—and how to prescribe it.
How Palliative Care Can Smooth Over Transitions of Care
CAPC's Diane E. Meier, MD, discusses the important role of palliative care during transitions of care from hospitals to other care facilities or home.
Best Teaching Practices in Primary Palliative Care Education
A literature review by CAPC's Brynn Bowman, MPA, and colleagues reveals five evidence‑based strategies to train medical, APRN, and PA students in primary palliative care.
Supporting People Aging with HIV: What Palliative Care Clinicians Need to Know
Explore how geriatrics and palliative care clinicians can work together to support people through the complexities of aging with HIV—with comprehensive, person-centered care and advance care planning.
