Course: Palliative Care: Supporting Patients Living with Serious Illness

This palliative care course is designed to help you develop essential palliative care skills for immediate integration into your professional practice. This course aims to equip you with basic palliative …

F. Amos Bailey, MD, FACP, FAAHPM is a Tenured Professor of Medicine at the University of Colorado, School of Medicine and the Emeritus Director of the Masters of Science of …

Hello, I’m Amos Bailey, and welcome to this palliative care course covering core concepts and basic communication skills. Over 30 years ago, I began my career as a medical oncologist …

Required Reading: SPIKES stands for: S – Setting P – Perception/Perspective I – Invitation K – Knowledge E – Empathy/Emotion S – Summary/Strategy

Readings Nurse Pocket Card NURSE Example   Example Naming “It sounds like you are frustrated” Understanding “This helps me understand what you are thinking” Respecting “I can see you have …

Required Reading Abstract 1 – Gramling, R., Stanek, S., Ladwig, S., Gajary-Coots, E., Cimino, J., Anderson, W., … & Garner, K. K. (2016). Feeling heard and understood: a patient-reported quality …

I’m Amos Bailey, director of the Master’s of Science in Palliative Care and Graduate Interprofessional Palliative Care Certificate programs here at the University of Colorado Anschutz medical campus. In this …

Required Readings: Spiritual values may prompt us to judge end-of-life wishes that differ from our own: adubata, C. (2018). A physician sees end-of-life care through a religious lens. The article …

Required Readings and Videos: 1 – This article is written for physicians, but it provides helpful tips for all palliative care providers. Summary This article highlights six mindfulness techniques that …

After this video, get ready to put SNAP into practice.