Please join the Psychosocial and Mental Health SIG for their presentation titled Suicidality in Serious Illness Care. This webinar will address the topic of suicidality in serious illness care from the perspective of healthcare professionals as clinicians, healers, and people. Faculty: Keri Brenner, MD, MPA & Danielle Chammas, MD Moderators: Jordana Meyerson, MD MSC FAAHPM At this time, please […]

Please join the Neuropalliative SIG for their panel focused on caring for people with dysarthia or other communication challenges. Faculty: Nauzley Abidini, MD; Kristie Calix, SLP; Jessica Besbris, MD; Sarah Meister, MDiv Moderator: Kara Bischoff, MD At this time, please do not share this link on Social Media or outside AAHPM’s Connect platform. We have increased our participant capacity for the […]

Please join the Early Career SIG for our Q3 meeting! We will have an open forum for a causal gathering for early career peer mentoring. Come to discuss anything from planning experiences in palliative care, applying to fellowship, or starting your first job. We look forward to seeing you there! At this time, please do […]

Please join the Telehealth & Technology Forum for their September office hour. This meeting will use an AI-powered scribe to capture notes. Please feel free to opt out or not participate in the discussion. At this time, please do not share this link on Social Media or outside AAHPM’s Connect platform. We have increased our participant […]

Please join the Rural & Urban Underserved SIG for their presentation Climate Medicine.  Climate change is a growing public health crisis, and patients receiving hospice and palliative care are particularly vulnerable to climate-related threats. Our speakers will describe planetary health as it applies to hospice and palliative care and to rural and urban underserved communities in […]

Please join the Outpatient Palliative Care & Primary Care SIGs for their cohosted event Inspire & Inquire: Palliative Care Project Exchange. Are you working on a scholarly project and looking for feedback? Or are you interested in starting one and seeking collaborators? The Primary Care and Outpatient Palliative Care SIGs are co-hosting an interactive session designed […]

Please join the LGBTQI+ SIG for their October meeting. At this time, please do not share this link on Social Media or outside AAHPM’s Connect platform. We have increased our participant capacity for the Zoom platform, but want to be cautious that everyone can access the call. Meetings on the AAHPM Connect or Zoom platforms […]

Please join the Program Leaders SIG for their October meeting. At this time, please do not share this link on Social Media or outside AAHPM’s Connect platform. We have increased our participant capacity for the Zoom platform, but want to be cautious that everyone can access the call. Meetings on the AAHPM Connect or Zoom […]

This will be an interactive panel discussion designed for early career investigators who are preparing for, or actively navigating, the transition from mentored/K-level to independent/R-level funding. The session will feature a moderated discussion with three accomplished investigators who have successfully made this transition: Drs. Katherine Courtright, Katherine Ornstein, and Dio Kavalieratos. Panelists will share reflections […]

Please join the Neuropalliative SIG for their meeting titled Neuropsychologists' Perspectives on Supporting Caregivers of People with Neurologic Illness. This session will provide education to clinicians about how they can support caregivers of people living with severe neurologic conditions, ranging from spinal cord injury to dementia to ALS. It will address caregiver resistance, navigating the introduction […]

Please join the Humanities & Spirituality SIG for their meeting titled The Art and Science of Spiritual, Religious, and Existential Care in Palliative Care. Here we will learn from two palliative care […]

Please join the Psychosocial & Mental Health SIG for their second meeting covering Suicidality in Serious Illness Care. This will be part 2 of a series on suicidality in serious illness […]