#hpm

Host: Renee Berry (@rfberry) and Varuna (@_varuna) (from #hcsmCA)

Topics:

T1:  "I have a dream _____ (fill in the blank about your vision for the future of end of life care)

T2:  We're steering to T2 - bringing in power of social media (SM)

Transcript: Part 1 and Part 2

Topics:

T1:  Research by @WesamAzizMD @bkgetter @rossjeanette showed YT is a poor source of info abt palliative topics: http://t.co/bT9zQo7mzX

T2:  *Skipped!*

T3:  What are you doing for National Health Care Decisions Day @NHDD #NHDD? (I know we covered last week, but it is important!)

Transcript:

The #hpm TweetChat is a weekly interdisciplinary forum discussing issues in hospice and palliative medicine on Wednesdays at 6pm PST. #hpm is an open community, to learn more about joining the #hpm TweetChat some time click here . To view the #hpm TweetChat from April 3, 2013 in a full screen click here.

Topics:

T1:  What are your thoughts about the latest @CDCgov report on where death occurs: hospital vs home? http://t.co/ahacTQlKNt

T2:  Have you read about PCHETA - Palliative Care & Hospice Education and Training Act? http://t.co/q3bhVyqBfa What are ways we as a community can help expand the palliative care workforce & advocate w/PCHETA? http://t.co/SAqEBVKJgs

T3:  April 16th is just around the corner! Have you or your organization made plans to advocate for advance care planning w/ @NHDD?

Transcript:

The #hpm TweetChat is a weekly interdisciplinary forum discussing issues in hospice and palliative medicine on Wednesdays at 6pm PST. #hpm is an open community, to learn more about joining the #hpm TweetChat some time click here . To view the #hpm TweetChat from March 27, 2013 in a full screen click here.

Topics:

T1:  #hpm13 @AAHPM @HPNAinfo annual assembly was last week in NOLA. Share your experiences re: soc med & if you were there or not.  If you were not at #hpm13 - did you find the tweets helpful/not helpful - give subjective feedback.

T2:  Let's just review some best social media practices at medical conference and discuss any we saw last week.

T3:  Ideas on how we could make the transient nature of live tweeting a conference and repurpose for a longer educational life?

T4:  Thoughts on live broadcasting of sessions for medical conferences?

T5:  How do you get once a year conference tweeters into every Wednesday night tweeters?

Transcript:

The #hpm TweetChat is a weekly interdisciplinary forum discussing issues in hospice and palliative medicine on Wednesdays at 6pm PST. #hpm is an open community, to learn more about joining the #hpm TweetChat some time click here . To view the #hpm TweetChat from March 20, 2013 in a full screen click here.

Conference Brochure

#hpm13 Quick Look at Analytics from 03-12-2013 to 03-19-2013

#hpm13 Quick Look at Transcript

Topics:

T1:  Elaine Waples shared her story w/ @TEDMED #greatchallenges about truth at the #endoflifehttp://t.co/S2uPYimpJP  What does truth at the end of life mean to you?

T2:  What challenges & opportunities have you seen with truth at the end of life? (for families & clinicians.. & why)

T3:  What are your thoughts on this: "Short #hospice stays undermine the effectiveness of the model"@JHARTFOUND http://t.co/YiYDCM8SaM

Transcript:

The #hpm TweetChat is a weekly interdisciplinary forum discussing issues in hospice and palliative medicine on Wednesdays at 6pm PST. #hpm is an open community, to learn more about joining the #hpm TweetChat some time click here . To view the #hpm TweetChat from March 6, 2013 in a full screen click here.

Topics:

T1:  Last week, professional organizations released lists of "Five Things Physicians and Patients Should Question” for #ChoosingWisely  The #ChoosingWisely Campaign is an initiative of the @ABIMFoundation - http://t.co/mQ7i9fvgCM

T2: From your perspective as an #hpm clinician or advocate, please share your thoughts on the @AAHPM's#ChoosingWisely list.

Transcript:

The #hpm TweetChat is a weekly interdisciplinary forum discussing issues in hospice and palliative medicine on Wednesdays at 6pm PST. #hpm is an open community, to learn more about joining the #hpm TweetChat some time click here . To view the #hpm TweetChat from February 27, 2013 in a full screen click here.

Topics:

T1:  Topic #1: As interested hospice advocates, do you know how sequestration will affect hospice orgs? Tell us what you know/think.  More information from NHPCO here: http://t.co/5RGOKkCDyG

T2:  Infographics: Hate em? Love em? How could they be utilized for #hpm advocacy and education? Example:http://t.co/VZXTnsKXsC

T3:  A new set of #ChoosingWisely topics will be released tomorrow: http://t.co/8eQMwaoxoF  What can we do to help amplify this message of avoiding non-beneficial treatment? http://t.co/9Dii1GgqWX

T4:  @HospiceofMI released a #Hospice app for caregivers: http://t.co/Jhc1JhxeZ5 So far it is one of the best I have seen.  It tells caregivers who came to see their loved one, with a picture and what discipline they are.  What else would you like to see in a hospice mobile app?

Transcript:

The #hpm TweetChat is a weekly interdisciplinary forum discussing issues in hospice and palliative medicine on Wednesdays at 6pm PST. #hpm is an open community, to learn more about joining the #hpm TweetChat some time click here . To view the #hpm TweetChat from February 20, 2013 in a full screen click here.

Topics:

T1:  Dr. @JoanMTeno just published an important study on utilization of hospice. Read a great summary here:http://t.co/V2besrqt Give a read to the LA Times summary and share some initial reactions. . .

T2:  I'd like to spend the last few minutes of chat talking about a sad story that hit the news today. . . Today we learned that SanDiego Hospice is closing, as they fell victim to Medicare audit. News story here: http://t.co/C5kR7oyv

Transcript:

The #hpm TweetChat is a weekly interdisciplinary forum discussing issues in hospice and palliative medicine on Wednesdays at 6pm PST. #hpm is an open community, to learn more about joining the #hpm TweetChat some time click here . To view the #hpm TweetChat from February 13, 2013 in a full screen click here.

  #hpm Analytics

Topics:

T1:  In the chaplaincy world we talk about all staff being pastoral/spiritual care generalists (w/ chaplains being specialists).  How do you, as generalists address spiritual issues with patients?

T2:  What have your patients' taught you about spiritual issues at EOL?

T3:  How do you support fellow staff members? How do you wish your colleagues would support you?

Transcript:

The #hpm TweetChat is a weekly interdisciplinary forum discussing issues in hospice and palliative medicine on Wednesdays at 6pm PST. #hpm is an open community, to learn more about joining the #hpm TweetChat some time click here . To view the #hpm TweetChat from February 6, 2013 in a full screen click here.

Topics:

T1:  Can patients/families request hospice without referral?

T2:  Do we need research to streamline processes? Healthcare stressors, increasing numbers....what is the answer?

T3:  http://t.co/WsOVr3pO Great resources are: http://t.co/zmByYtil & http://t.co/EaQMXu6K

Transcript:

The #hpm TweetChat is a weekly interdisciplinary forum discussing issues in hospice and palliative medicine on Wednesdays at 6pm PST. #hpm is an open community, to learn more about joining the #hpm TweetChat some time click here . To view the #hpm TweetChat from January 30, 2013 in a full screen click here.

Topics:

T1:  How has technology helped in the care of seriously ill persons? think internet, mobile devices etc.

T2:  Lets get a little more specific. are there any HPM mobile device apps useful to you or your patients/families?

T3:  If you could develop an app what would be helpful to HPM providers and or patients?

Transcript:

The #hpm TweetChat is a weekly interdisciplinary forum discussing issues in hospice and palliative medicine on Wednesdays at 6pm PST. #hpm is an open community, to learn more about joining the #hpm TweetChat some time click here . To view the #hpm TweetChat from January 23, 2013 in a full screen click here.

Topics:

T1: If you had the ultimate power to change the system, what would you keep or delete 2 provide better palliative/ end of life care.

T2:  If you could give advice to a developing country with a new palliative care program, what would you recommend?

T3: What was your first experience with death as a professional in your field?

Transcript:

The #hpm TweetChat is a weekly interdisciplinary forum discussing issues in hospice and palliative medicine on Wednesdays at 6pm PST. #hpm is an open community, to learn more about joining the #hpm TweetChat some time click here . To view the #hpm TweetChat from January 16, 2013 in a full screen click here.