Opening the Difficult Discussion

In this episode, Dr. Bohn breaks down three memory tests which can be administered at home by family members. If you are concerned about your loved one in regards to memory impairment, these memory tests might be an option for you to administer at home in a comfortable environment.

In this episode, Dr. Bohn reintroduces You Only Die Once. She discusses the importance of hospice and palliative medicine for providers, patients, and their families.

In this episode, Dr. Bohn discusses the Family and Medical Leave Act. She goes into depth about what is required to qualify, the benefits of FMLA for employees and their families, and the elements of the paperwork that must be filed to receive this benefit.

In this episode, Dr. Bohn discusses Death Certificates, their importance, what you need to know about having copies on hand, and much more.

This is the final installation in Dr. Bohn's discussion with a Licensed Clinical Social Worker. They discuss finding meaning in the work, burnout, caring for hospice patients, and more.

In this episode, Dr. Bohn discusses the role of a Licensed Clinical Social Worker as part of the interdisciplinary hospice and palliative medical care team.

Dr. Bohn talks with a Licensed Clinical Social Worker about their role in a patient's health journey.

In this episode, Dr. Bohn discusses tips to open the discussion of Advanced Care Planning with your loved ones. This can be a difficult subject, but it is always best to be prepared. If you or a loved one are experiencing chronic health issues, and you are looking for a way to bring up the subject of your advanced care planning, this episode might give you some tips to broach the subject without giving offense.

In this episode, Dr. Bohn continues the discussion of Frailty which was opened in the previous episode.

In this episode, Dr. Bohn opens the discussion of frailty, and how a frail patient may have exaggerated health issues due to their frail status.