Sep 19, 2023 by Shivani Martin, MD

An article review, MSPC Fellowship Journal Club

Sep 12, 2023 by Magdalena Lenartowicz, MD

An article review, MSPC Fellowship Journal Club

Sep 5, 2023 by Kimberly Indovina, MD

An article review, MSPC Fellowship Journal Club

Aug 29, 2023 by Julie Jones, MD

An article review, MSPC Fellowship Journal Club

Aug 22, 2023 by Devjit Roy, MD

An article review, MSPC Fellowship Journal Club

Aug 15, 2023 by Melissa C Palmer, LCSW, ACHP-SW, APHSW-C, JD

Living with a serious illness creates challenges to access to all healthcare, in particular palliative care. The intersection of being unhoused and an older adult creates a larger chasm to cross in order to receive the care and healing when seriously ill.

Aug 8, 2023 by Jason Lambden, MD, MSPH

The first time I met Jamie was as a resident in my primary care clinic. She had some concerning symptoms, and we were both worried she had cancer, but neither of us said it. Instead, we traded bad jokes about Chicago traffic. “Why do they call it Midway airport? Because by the time you get there, you’ll be mid-way to your final destination.

Aug 1, 2023 by Shivani Martin, MD

An article review, MSPC Fellowship Journal Club

Jul 25, 2023 by Kimberly Indovina, MD

An article review, MSPC Fellowship Journal Club

Jul 18, 2023 by Devjit Roy, MD

An article review, MSPC Fellowship Journal Club

Jul 11, 2023 by Rae Allain, MD

An article review, MSPC Fellowship Journal Club

Jul 4, 2023 by Shivani Martin, MD

An article review, MSPC Fellowship Journal Club

Jun 27, 2023 by Kimberly Indovina, MD

An article review, MSPC Fellowship Journal Club

Jun 20, 2023 by Devjit Roy, MD

An article review, MSPC Fellowship Journal Club

Jun 13, 2023 by Rae Allain, MD

An article review, MSPC Fellowship Journal Club

Jun 6, 2023 by F. Amos Bailey, MD

For many years I have made it my habit to read and reread Walt Whitman’s poems in the spring. I know that it is time when the Leaves of Grass sprout and the now I have lilacs, not in my dooryard, but across the street. Last week I noticed lilacs were blooming and perfuming the air and I went and found my Whitman Reader.

May 30, 2023 by Melissa C Palmer, LCSW, ACHP-SW, APHSW-C, JD

How many of us “used” to draw? Or journal? Or dance? As we leave childhood, we also often leave the magnificent world of creativity behind.

May 23, 2023 by Nancy Robertson, DNP

Professional burnout is not a new term. Having been in existence for decades, “burnout” has become antiquated and no longer holds the impact it once did regardless of the enormous toll it plays on nurses lives.

May 16, 2023 by Nancy Robertson, DNP

May 1, 2023 marked the launch of a new book “Modern Sutras from Nurses: Finding Peace”. Learn more about the importance of this literary contribution.

May 9, 2023 by Erin Vipler, MD, FACP

I met Ms. L at perhaps her lowest point. She had been struggling with mandibular cancer for 2 years and had undergone every treatment imaginable. The chemotherapy made her so weak that she could no longer stand.