Transitioning Palliative Care Patients from the NICU: An Interview with Renee Boss

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What patient/health care problem recently challenged you, and you wish you knew more about?

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This information was free of commercial bias. If no, please explain.

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As a result of my participation in this activity, I am better able to... 4 - Strongly Agree 3- Agree 2 - Somewhat Disagree 1- Strongly disagree

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Identify indicators that a neonate is ready for palliative care transition from the NICU to home, hospice, or another hospital unit.	Identify indicators that a neonate is ready for palliative care transition from the NICU to home, hospice, or another hospital unit. - 1	Identify indicators that a neonate is ready for palliative care transition from the NICU to home, hospice, or another hospital unit. - 2	Identify indicators that a neonate is ready for palliative care transition from the NICU to home, hospice, or another hospital unit. - 3	Identify indicators that a neonate is ready for palliative care transition from the NICU to home, hospice, or another hospital unit. - 4
Discuss the roles and responsibilities of the interdisciplinary team in coordinating seamless palliative care transitions.	Discuss the roles and responsibilities of the interdisciplinary team in coordinating seamless palliative care transitions. - 1	Discuss the roles and responsibilities of the interdisciplinary team in coordinating seamless palliative care transitions. - 2	Discuss the roles and responsibilities of the interdisciplinary team in coordinating seamless palliative care transitions. - 3	Discuss the roles and responsibilities of the interdisciplinary team in coordinating seamless palliative care transitions. - 4
Describe the essential components of a comprehensive transition plan, including symptom management, equipment needs, and caregiver education	Describe the essential components of a comprehensive transition plan, including symptom management, equipment needs, and caregiver education - 1	Describe the essential components of a comprehensive transition plan, including symptom management, equipment needs, and caregiver education - 2	Describe the essential components of a comprehensive transition plan, including symptom management, equipment needs, and caregiver education - 3	Describe the essential components of a comprehensive transition plan, including symptom management, equipment needs, and caregiver education - 4
Demonstrate effective communication strategies for discussing care transitions with families.	Demonstrate effective communication strategies for discussing care transitions with families. - 1	Demonstrate effective communication strategies for discussing care transitions with families. - 2	Demonstrate effective communication strategies for discussing care transitions with families. - 3	Demonstrate effective communication strategies for discussing care transitions with families. - 4
Recognize potential barriers to successful transition and formulate strategies to address them (e.g., insurance issues, home care availability, emotional readiness).	Recognize potential barriers to successful transition and formulate strategies to address them (e.g., insurance issues, home care availability, emotional readiness). - 1	Recognize potential barriers to successful transition and formulate strategies to address them (e.g., insurance issues, home care availability, emotional readiness). - 2	Recognize potential barriers to successful transition and formulate strategies to address them (e.g., insurance issues, home care availability, emotional readiness). - 3	Recognize potential barriers to successful transition and formulate strategies to address them (e.g., insurance issues, home care availability, emotional readiness). - 4

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The following speaker(s) demonstrated experiential knowledge of the topic 4 - Strongly Agree 3- Agree 2 - Somewhat Disagree 1- Strongly Disagree

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Renee Boss, MD	Renee Boss, MD - 1	Renee Boss, MD - 2	Renee Boss, MD - 3	Renee Boss, MD - 4
Cecilia Kwak, MD	Cecilia Kwak, MD - 1	Cecilia Kwak, MD - 2	Cecilia Kwak, MD - 3	Cecilia Kwak, MD - 4

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Choose the option that best fits your evaluation of this activity: 4 - Strongly Agree 3- Agree 2 - Somewhat Disagree 1- Strongly Disagree

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The content provided a fair and balanced coverage of the topic	The content provided a fair and balanced coverage of the topic - 1	The content provided a fair and balanced coverage of the topic - 2	The content provided a fair and balanced coverage of the topic - 3	The content provided a fair and balanced coverage of the topic - 4
The content was free of commercial bias	The content was free of commercial bias - 1	The content was free of commercial bias - 2	The content was free of commercial bias - 3	The content was free of commercial bias - 4

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