Linking To PCN Of Wisconsin's Fast Facts Directory's "Essential Fast Facts"

Today, I link to the Palliative Care Of Wisconsin‘s Fast Facts Directory. There are 532 Fast Facts. You can search the above link by keyword or by FF#.

Here is the list of Essential Fast Facts:

Diagnosis and Treatment of Terminal Delirium

By David E Weissman MD, Drew A Rosielle MD, Elizabeth A Bukowy DO

#02

Converting to Transdermal Fentanyl

By David E Weissman MD, Drew A Rosielle MD

#03

Syndrome of Imminent Death

By David E Weissman MD

#05

Nausea and Vomiting: Common Etiologies and Management

By Andrew Kamell MD, Sean Marks MD, James Hallenbeck MD

#10

Tube Feed or Not Tube Feed?

By James Hallenbeck MD

#13

Determining Prognosis in Advanced Cancer

By David E Weissman MD

#18

Short-Acting Oral Opioid Dosing Intervals

By David E Weissman MD, Andrew Kamell MD

#20

Opioid Dose Escalation

By David E Weissman MD, Andrew Kamell MD FAAHPM

#23

Discussing DNR Orders – Part 1

By Charles F von Gunten MD, PhD, David E Weissman MD

#24

Discussing DNR Orders – Part 2

By Charles F von Gunten MD, PhD, David E Weissman MD

#27

Dyspnea at End-of-Life

By David E Weissman MD

#36

Calculating Opioid Dose Conversions

By Robert M Arnold MD, David E Weissman MD

#42

Broaching the Topic of a Palliative Care Consultation with Patients and Families

By Robert M Arnold MD, David E Weissman MD

#54

Opioid Infusions in the Imminently Dying Patient

By Elizabeth Weinstein MD, Robert M Arnold MD, David E Weissman MD

#55

Decision Making Capacity

By Robert M Arnold MD, Maria Olex PsyD

#65

Establishing End-of-Life Goals: The Living Well Interview

By Bruce Ambuel PhD

#68

Is it Pain or Addiction?

By David E Weissman MD, Drew A Rosielle MD

#82

Medicare Hospice Benefit – Part 1: Eligibility and Treatment Plan

By Robin Turner MD, Drew A Rosielle MD

#86

Methadone: Starting Dosing Information

By Charles F von Gunten MD, PhD

#87

Medicare Hospice Benefit – Part 2: Places of Care and Funding

By Robin Turner MD, Kimberly Mallin MD, Drew A Rosielle MD

#109

Death Rattle and Oral Secretions

By Kathleen Bickel MD, Lava Kareem PharmD, Trinh Bui PharmD, Robert M Arnold MD

#112

Implantable Cardioverter-Defibrillators at End-of-Life

By Harrington MD, Luebke DL, Lewis WR, Aullisio MP, Johnson NJ

#126

Pain Assessment in the Cognitively Impaired

By L Scott Wilner MD, Robert M Arnold MD

#133

Non-Oral Hydration in Palliative Care

By Robin Fainsinger MD

#136

Medical Futility (or Non-Beneficial Treatment)

By Joy E Cuezze MD, Adam Marks MD, Christian T Sinclair MD

#141

Prognosis in End-Stage COPD

By Julie Wilson Childers MD, Robert M Arnold MD, J Randall Curtis MD

#143

Prognostication in Heart Failure

By Gary M Reisfield MD, George R Wilson MD

#150

Prognostication in Dementia

By Sing Tsai MD, Robert M Arnold MD

#183

Conflict Resolution Part 1: Careful Communication

By Adam Kendall MD, MPH, Robert M Arnold MD

#184

Conflict Resolution Part 2: Principled Negotiation

By Adam Kendall MD, MPH, Robert M Arnold MD

#215

Opioid Poorly-Responsive Cancer Pain

By Tamara Sacks MD, David E Weissman MD, Robert M Arnold MD

#222

The Family Meeting Part 1 – Preparing

By David E Weissman MD, Tim Quill MD, Heidi Ludtke MD, Robert M Arnold MD

#223

The Family Meeting Part 2 – Starting the Conversation

By David E Weissman MD, Tim Quill MD, Robert M Arnold MD

#224

The Family Meeting Part 3 – Responding to Emotion

By David E Weissman MD, Tim Quill MD, Robert M Arnold MD

#226

The Family Meeting Part 5 – Helping Surrogates Make Decisions

By David E Weissman MD, Tim Quill MD, Robert M Arnold MD

#227

The Family Meeting Part 6 – Goal Setting and Future Planning

By David E Weissman MD, Tim Quill MD, Robert M Arnold MD

#266

Consultation Etiquette in Palliative Care

By Charles F von Gunten MD, PhD, David E Weissman MD

#267

Writing the Consultation Note

By Charles F von Gunten MD, PhD, David E Weissman MD

#294

Opioid Induced Constipation – Part 1: Established Management

By Andrew Badke MD, Drew A Rosielle MD

#295

Opioid Induced Constipation – Part 2: Newer Therapies

By Andrew Badke MD, Nakia Duncan Pharm D, BCGP, BCPS, Nusaiba Hamsho, Drew A Rosielle MD

#307

Opioid Pharmacokinetics

By Jennifer Pruskowski PharmD, Robert M Arnold MD

#309

Pharmacologic Management of Depression in Advanced Illness

By Leah B. Rosenberg MD, Jane deLima Thomas MD

#326

Illness Trajectories: Description and Clinical Use

By Paige Comstock Barker MD, Jennifer S. Scherer MD

#360

The Surprise Question as a Prognostic Tool

By Kate S. Jennings MD1, Sean Marks MD2, Hillary D. Lum MD, PhD1,3

#386

The Anorexia-Cachexia Syndrome: Definitions, Evaluation, and Non-Pharmacologic Management

By Ryan Jozwiak MD, Katherine Recka MD

#392

Physical Examination of the Dying Patient

By Henry Schneiderman MD, MACP, Sean Marks MD

#395

Corticosteroids for Common Palliative Care Symptoms

By Jhosselini Cardenas Mori MD, Vanessa Lewis Ramos MD

#417

Total Pain

By Avani Prabhakar MD, Thomas J Smith MD

#433

Communication Strategies When Patients Utilize Spiritual Language to Hope for a Miracle

By Sarah Byrne-Martelli DMin BCC, Leah B. Rosenberg MD

#442

Describing Pediatric Palliative Care Concepts to Patients and Families

By Jessica L. Spruit DNP, CPNP-AC1, Cynthia J. Bell PhD, RN2

#478

Culturally Responsive Care for Patients with a Serious Illness

By Arshia Madni MD

#485

Developing a Shared ‘Headline’ Before a Family Meeting

By Robert M Arnold MD, Stephen Berns MD, Tessie W October MD, MPH

#515

The Anorexia-Cachexia Syndrome: Pharmacologic Management

By Jacqueline Sheehan MD1, Sara Radparvar PharmD2, Mollie Biewald MD1

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