News Bites

Study finds that the number of family caregivers for older adults has increased significantly, with notable changes in demographics and caregiving responsibilities.

Family caregivers are vital in transplant care, but support and education gaps remain.

Guidance includes learning from parents what matters most to them to provide a thoughtful response.

The ASCO Post interviews Joseph Greer, MD, one of the study's authors, who discusses the 2024 study and need for continued bipartisan support.

How adapting meaning-centered psychotherapy can help clinicians manage work-related distress and improve well-being.

Article explores perspectives of palliative care clinicians on the use of telehealth for outpatient palliative care for underserved patients.

CAPC's new symptom management courses include the latest clinical techniques for assessing and managing common sources of distress.

Study finds that the number of family caregivers for older adults has increased significantly, with notable changes in demographics and caregiving responsibilities.

Family caregivers are vital in transplant care, but support and education gaps remain.

Findings highlight the need for increased education and training for effective integration into home health care.

Study shows that community-dwelling individuals living with dementia had fewer emergency department or hospital visits when receiving palliative care.

Salud America! highlights key findings from CAPC's literature review to understand the health care experience of Hispanic patients living with serious illness.

New leadership curriculum equips fellows with essential skills in emotional intelligence, team management, and more.

CAPC's Brynn Bowman comments on challenges the palliative care field is facing in 2025, along with opportunities.

Study which sought to increase palliative care consults in the outpatient setting via an intervention shows promise to scale.