40% of Cancer Patients Didn’t Discuss Preferences “Patients want their providers asking about their well-being, not just physical health...
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Kansas Citians with Chronic Pain Take Their Plight Public
Kansas Citians with Chronic Pain Take Their Plight Public “We don’t call them sufferers. We don’t call them patients....
CHRONIC PAIN: National Groups Call on HHS to Release the National Pain Strategy Report and Endorse Four Core Messages
CHRONIC PAIN: National Groups Call on HHS to Release the National Pain Strategy Report and Endorse Four Core Messages ...
Death and dying: An emerging conversation
Death and dying: An emerging conversation Experts at KU Med Center and Center for Practical Bioethics among those helping...
Death and dying: Expanding palliative care
Death and dying: Expanding palliative care KU Hospital, Topeka nonprofit lead efforts to promote patient comfort
Expert hails Medicare proposal to reimburse end-of-life counseling
Expert hails Medicare proposal to reimburse end-of-life counseling KU palliative care doctor says plan represents positive step, although details...
Death and dying: Advocates seek state laws
Death and dying: Advocates seek state laws Debate of ‘death with dignity’ legislation spreads across the country
Truly the Best Business of the Year Award
Truly the Best Business of the Year Award MetroCare wins the Lee's Summit Chamber's non-profit small business award for...
Attorney General Supports Center’s Position on TPOPP
Attorney General Supports Center’s Position on TPOPP On January 13, 2015, the Kansas Attorney General (AG) provided an opinion regarding...
