Services
Making high-quality decisions is a critical part of palliative care—especially when it comes to determining a patient’s ability to make informed healthcare choices, also known as decisional capacity.
Consultation service provides support and training for guardians and healthcare professionals
Prognosis
Helping determine how much time a patient may have.
Decisional Capacity
Assessing whether a person can make informed medical decisions.
Advance Care Planning
Advance Directives, Living Wills, Therapeutic vs futile treatment near end of life. Artificial hydration, nutrition.
Ethical Considerations
Autonomy, beneficence, non maleficence, justice, egalitarianism, veracity.
Care Planning Education
Education on appropriate geriatric, palliative, or hospice care.
Court Testimony
Judges expect clear committed opinions presented concisely & clearly.
Guardian Liability Mitigation
Bringing stakeholders into consensus regarding prognosis and care. Reducing conflict.
Clinical education
For non medical professionals, e.g. Guardians, Attorneys, Judges, Elder Care firms.
Speaking Engagements
Speaking on topics of prognosis, quality decision making and pallative issues for professional conferences and training events.