News Bites

Prescribing controlled medications via telehealth allows patient care to continue without interruption.

Modest changes continue to reinforce person-centered with focus on preventive activities.

JAGS study highlights the correlation between lifetime traumatic events and physical and psychosocial health; plus the benefits of a trauma-informed approach to care.

The February 5th leadership pre-con will focus on emotional intelligence, strategic business planning, and networking.

MarCom awards recognize CAPC's work across four areas—website, blog, email, and the new Communication Skills unit.

CAPC's Brynn Bowman interviewed in McKnight's Home Care, discussing the Serious Illness Scorecard.

The new Scorecard measures America's readiness to meet the needs of people with serious illness.

An article in Nursing Outlook highlights how early palliative care integration in primary settings could transform chronic disease management.

A study in Seminars in Oncology Nursing highlights the need for a dyadic approach to home-based palliative care, addressing barriers faced by older adults and their caregivers.

ASCO's updated guidelines emphasize integrating palliative care into oncology, highlighting challenges in workforce and equitable access.

Prescribing controlled medications via telehealth allows patient care to continue without interruption.

The study concludes that a minority of this patient population receives palliative care, and broader delivery of early palliative care is needed.

Study finds that palliative care is underutilized for adults newly diagnosed with heart failure in the United States.

Video recap of study which demonstrates how palliative care is underutilized for people with end-stage liver disease.

A study finds people living with metastatic spine tumors have a greater understanding of palliative care than the general population.