“Nothing stops me. It’s all about having the right equipment to get you in the right places and get you through the day.” You're a star, Angland Jockey Management.

The art of medicine isn’t in asking the appropriate question, it’s in cultivating the space for the vulnerable answer.

A fun little thing I like to do as a palliative consultant is base my recommendations on the patient’s goals of care

Makes it all worth it ! Apollo Hospitals, Chennai HospitalsApollo Apollo Proton Cancer Centre | #WinningOverCancer CanSupport Pallium India Aju Mathew #gooddeath Navya Care V Care Viji Venkatesh 🇮🇳 وجی وینکٹیش defining goals of care so important at start... so amazed to see this written down by a loving son.

Extremely tough times in India right now (with global implications). A few options to help: lnkd.in/gY-fWgz

Palliative care research A light hearted approach

Check out my latest piece bringing lessons from #NarrativeMedicine to the #COVID19 ward #medhum Thank you CLOSLER for sharing closler.org/connecting-wit…

I started a palliative rotation today, and it seems I’ve found where they keep all the best people in the hospital. My attending also directed me to this poet and beautiful poem as my assignment for the day.

You can hold space for end of life and hope at the same time. You can hold space for grief and joy at the same time. You can hold space and not even know what you are holding it for.

This morning I walked into a sick #COVID19 pt’s room. She was sleeping & I just didn’t have ❤️ to wake her. I thought, “sleep will do her more good than anything I will say.” I sat and watched her breathing. I’m want to stay in my lane during her healing process. #TipsForNewDocs

If you are in the Indian subcontinent, or know people there, please share this evidence-based information on prevention and treatment of COVID-19, translated into multiple local languages.

I’ve watched my palliative attending talk with a lot of patients over the last couple weeks. When he introduces himself he explains what palliative care is, and that part of it is helping people make difficult medical decisions based on what is important and of value to them.

"You don't have to worry only about your own trauma history-the experience of your parents & your ancestors, this whole chain of intergenerational responses contribute to how you approach your current life circumstances" - Rachel Yehuda STREAMING NOW! pbs.org/wgbh/mysteries…

The day I quit medicine was a Thursday, in 2004. I was a freshly minted intern, arriving at my teaching hospital with that uniquely confusing mix of optimism and imposter syndrome that had defined my medical education. I thought I was ready. Instead, I was hopelessly lost. 1/

Tell Me Your Story: How Narrative Medicine Fosters Trust - SPM Blog participatorymedicine.org/epatients/2022…

In 2019, I was a CVICU patient in cardiogenic shock due to fam cardiomyopathy. Had to get a heart transplant! This week, I’m a doctor in a CVICU. Got my Crit Care Medicine #fellowship diploma, & have a few shifts left. 🥹 Huge thank you to my #organdonor for this. #donatelife

I was so honored to be in conversation with Lucy McBride on her podcast Beyond the Prescription. Check it out! Link below! @DrJRubenstein BJ Miller Ira Byock

'Experts call for an end to the exploitative marketing used by the baby formula milk industry' Combining research and recommendations, a new Lancet Series highlights the overlooked value of #breastfeeding: hubs.li/Q01BCg7K0