How CAPC's Health Equity Guide Aims to Improve Care for Black Patients Living with Serious Illness
Brittany Chambers, MPH, MCHES, shares how CAPC's new guide offers a roadmap for generating sustainable health equity interventions, and much more.
Words Have Power: Strategies to Reduce Stigmatizing Language in Palliative Care Documentation
Five strategies that clinicians can adopt today to ensure clinical documentation is free of stigmatizing language—to promote patient-centered care and reduce health disparities.
Embracing the Beauty and Tension of Miracle Language
A chaplain explains the powerful role of miracle language for patients and families—and shares how to welcome it into your practice.
4 Ways Palliative Care Can Move Forward in the Post-Dobbs Era
A perinatal palliative care leader reveals the impact of the Supreme Court's decision to overturn Roe v. Wade—and shares four ways that palliative care clinicians can keep moving forward.
Enhancing Care for Diverse Communities: The Role of Community Health Workers
Exploring the expansive role of the Community Health Worker (CHW), a long-standing member of the health care team, who helps to bring more culturally-responsive care.
The Potential of Women’s Councils in Medicine
Two clinical leaders share the ins and outs of starting a women’s council for connection and support among colleagues—no matter the discipline.
What Palliative Care Teams Need to Know When Caring for a Veteran
A Veterans Affairs (VA) clinician explores important ways that a palliative care team can meet the unique needs of veterans.
Experiences of Medical Interpreters During Palliative Care Encounters With LEP Patients
Qualitative study looks into the challenges of incorporating palliative care into the care of patients with limited English proficiency (LEP) living with a serious illness.
How to Provide the Best Care for Patients with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (IDDs)
A third-year medical student, who developed inclusive curricula for UMass, offers suggestions for clinical encounters with patients with IDDs.
Inspiring Teams to Engage in Health Equity Interventions to Improve Care for Black Patients and their Caregivers
How two serious illness care program leaders are working to improve care for Black patients living with a serious illness, and their caregivers.
“I Don’t See Color” Means You Don’t See Me
Why clinicians must unlearn well-intentioned but ultimately harmful conventions about race and ethnicity—and strategies to move forward.
Leaders Across the Country Share Their Health Equity Interventions
Interventions developed to improve care for Black people living with serious illness—and how the palliative care field can leverage this work.
