Palliative Care Is Not Giving Up - Seven Ponds
Palliative care is person-centered care that helps people with serious illnesses live the best life possible. Doctors shouldn't look at that as giving up.
Palliative Care Is Not Giving Up - SevenPonds Skip to content So, You Got the News It’s a terminal illness Palliative Care Is Not Giving Up Helping patients live the best life possible should always be the goal of care Recently, I read an op-ed in the Washington Post written by Dr. Isaac Chan, a medical oncology fellow at the Sidney Kimmel Comprehensive Cancer Center at John Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore, Maryland. The title was “ My Patients Are Dying. I Won’t Give Up on Them.” At first I thought the piece would be what… December 3, 2018 Kathleen Clohessy Recently, I read an op-e
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