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Discussing Goals of Care: Honoring End-of-Life Preferences
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ROTH Goals of Care
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This is a virtual course with online content.
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Wolff Learning Academy
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About the Course
This course is a recorded video from the Dr. Loren Roth Quality and Patient Safety Speaker Series event Discussing Goals of Care: Honoring End-of-Life Preferences that includes:

Clinical Leader Welcome
    Joel Nelson, MD, Chief Clinical Officer, Health Services Division, UPMC
    Frederic N. Schwentker Professor and Chair, Department of Urology
    University of Pittsburgh


Recognizing When to Discuss Goals of Care: Routine Risk Assessment to Drive System-Level Culture Change
    Daniel Hall, MD, MDiv, MHSc, FACS Medical Director, High-Risk Populations     and Outcomes, Wolff Center at UPMC Associate Professor of Surgery,     University of Pittsburgh Core investigator, CHERP, VA Pittsburgh Healthcare     System

Keynote Address: Ensuring the Delivery of High-Quality Care Throughout the
Cancer Trajectory
    Jennifer Temel, MD, Professor of Medicine, Harvard Medical School
    Director, Cancer Outcomes Research, Massachusetts General Hospital

The Speaker Series was designed to provide health care clinicians, executives, managers, and board members with an overview of theory and best practices related to quality and patient safety. It encourages new thinking, problem solving, and the forging of innovative pathways to deliver on the promise of a safer health care system.


CME credits will be offered after viewing course material and completing the course quiz and survey.



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