The current intervention will be a series of ten one-day training sessions that target clinicians to build competencies in goals-of-care discussions, advance care planning, and referral to supportive care for seriously ill patients, especially those approaching end-of-life.

 

The goal of this education is to build clinical confidence in the management of obesity.

 

This interactive virtual program will provide patient-centered training for doctors and other healthcare professionals and will emphasize core competencies for responding to individual patient needs, values, and preferences by practicing communication skills such as open-ended inquiry, reflective listening, and empathy.

 

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This Internet Point of Care activity is intended to give University of Chicago clinicians and physicians the opportunity to research a self-identified clinical question at the point of care and then to apply that knowledge into either their practice or the systems of care in which they work.

 

The goal of this education is to build clinical confidence in the management of obesity.

 

This activity is a comprehensive, interdisciplinary, palliative care training program for clinicians who care for patients with complex, advanced illness.