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The skills learned in this CME course enhanced my professional competence.
The skills learned in this CME course will be applied in the treatment of my patients.
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Compose a plan of action to alleviate pain and suffering in the palliative care patient for both pain and non-pain symptoms.
Utilize an evidence-based methodology when conducting a family conference.
Compare different treatment modalities for pain management.
Differentiate between a plan of care and an advance care plan.
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Icebreaker - Rochelle Clarke, PhD, LMFT, MSHR
Anticipatory Grief for Patients/Families, compassion Fatigue, and Staff Wellness - Rochelle Clarke, PhD, LMFT, MSHR
Medical Cannabis and the Role in Palliative Care - Ann-Marie Wong, M.D.
Pulmonary Fibrosis-Aggressive Care vs. Symptom Management - Aymarah Robles, M.D.
How to Prognosticate - Melanie Skelton, M.D.
Dealing with Difficult Family Dynamics, Conducting a Successful Family Meeting, and Synergy with Referral Sources - Tracy Romanello, D.O.
Pain Management in the Context of an Opioid Epidemic - Joseph Shega, M.D.
Music Therapy - Laura Chami, MM, MT-BC
Non-Pain Symptom Management - Melanie Skelton, M.D.
When Ethics Meet Clinical Care at the End-of-Life - Sanaz Kashan, M.D.
Compassionate Extubation: Evidence-Based Practices - Ileana Leyva, M.D.
Reflections - Tracy Romanello, D.O.
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