Increasing access to palliative care and improving care quality for patients with serious illness through effective leadership.

How to Identify and Treat Fatigue in Our Patients with Serious Illness

Two palliative care clinicians provide the ins-and-outs of assessing and treating fatigue in patients with serious illness.

“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.

What We're Hearing from You, Our Colleagues

A follow-up to December’s briefing, including thoughts and comments from the field, and more.

Announcing CAPC's Top Blog Posts of 2022

We're welcoming the new year with a look at the most-read blog posts of 2022.

How to Keep a Pulse on Your Team and Retention with Stay Interviews

A palliative care program administrator shares the ins and outs of stay interviews, including how and when to conduct them for team retention.

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.

Fertility and Serious Illness: How to Support Patients with Reproductive Concerns

A blueprint for supporting patients with serious illness through sensitive conversations involving fertility and reproduction.

Palliative Care Leadership During the Pandemic: Results from a Recent Survey

Here's what 150 palliative care program leaders had to say about leading their teams through a pandemic.

When Palliative Care Demand Exceeds Capacity: A Virtual Panel Discussion

How palliative care program leaders throughout the country have creatively and effectively responded to an increased demand for consults.

How to Address Sexuality and Intimacy with People Living with a Serious Illness

Five screening questions clinicians can ask patients to understand the impact of their serious illness on intimacy and relationships.

Who’s Helping You? Coping with Trauma as a Health Care Worker

What repeated trauma without healing can do to a health care worker—and how to establish a new and healthier “normal”.

How to Determine Whether a Home-Based Palliative Care Company Can Meet Your Patients’ Needs

A clinician shares how she vets home-based palliative care companies to ensure they provide the best possible care.

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