Ode to Palliative Care Roses are red Violets are blue Palliative care, we dedicate these love words, Solely to you. You met us where we were at yesterday, Even met with the patient and family again today,

by PJ Moon A phrase in Dr. Dieter’s recent Pallimed piece, “Facing

by Drew Rosielle I went into medicine because I thought it’d be something practical, to help people. I majored in English and Religion at the University of Iowa in the early 1990s, and didn’t have clear career plans. I guess I thought I’d become an English professor.

By Kevin Dieter “The hurrier you go, the behinder you get.” Puzzlingly, the older and more “seasoned” I become, the more this bit of Amish wisdom is true. Especially when it comes to reading. I don’t have time to read. So, I was surprised when I found

Anthony Cirillo, FACHE, ABC Being diagnosed with dementia doesn’t mean your life is over, nor does it mean family and friends should treat you differently than they did prior to your diagnosis. That’s the theme of a unique Toolkit including two booklets released todayday