Leadership

CAPC’s second annual Palliative Pulse survey offers insight on how palliative care professionals across the country are feeling this year and what they’re focused on—see how they responded.

An oncologist explores the nuances of timing palliative care referrals in metastatic breast cancer, emphasizing individualized care and cross-team communication.

A review of the unique, replicable poster projects that received Special Recognition at the 2025 CAPC National Seminar.

Seven practical ways clinicians can recognize and address weight stigma in their daily practice to provide more compassionate, person-centered care.

Making the case for palliative care in undergraduate medical education—and practical advice for getting started.

Trauma is very common—and it impacts both patients and clinicians. Here are practical ways to foster safety and trust with a trauma-informed approach.

CAPC CEO, Brynn Bowman, MPA, discusses the challenges of today’s health care landscape and shares four strategies to help palliative care leaders navigate uncertainty and safeguard quality care.

With the complexity of productivity benchmarking in palliative care, this blog offers a starting point for setting wRVU targets while acknowledging the unique and time-intensive nature of the work.

All about the challenges and benefits of age diversity on health care teams—plus four key principles for leading multigenerational teams successfully.

California wildfires highlight the urgent role of palliative care in protecting vulnerable patients and building climate-resilient health care.

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.

Caregiver advocate, Dr. Allison Applebaum, outlines the tremendous impact of caregiving—plus five steps clinicians can take right now to support family caregivers in their practice.