If you are not a medical #SocialWorker but you manage them, please know that we ground our practice in professional ethics and values issued by The National Association of Social Work (NASW). #SWHPN25 #SWHPN #HAPC25 #HAPC #HAPCSW #PedPC #PedPCSW #HAPCSW

"There is more to Poverty than low income &poor material conditions ....Lack of social participation and inadequate control over your life, in the sense of not being able to lead the life you want to lead, will lead to chronic stress, ….

A great question to assess about any #HAPC or #PedPC consult: is the consulting team asking your team to advocate/work for the patient and family’s needs and wishes or for what the consulting team wants? I.e. “get the DNR”, sign them up for hospice, etc. #HAPC25 #HAPC #HAPCSW #PedPC #PedPCSW #HAPCSW

An important part of #SocialWork is to adhere to our core values, & as Joseph Merighi reminds us, we need to be mindful of these regularly. These include the dignity and worth of every human & social justice, and he encourages #SWHPN25 attendees to consider how they relate to land acknowledgments

There is a lot of stress and angst in the #SocialWork world right now. Here’s some light fun. #SWHPN25 #HAPC25 #PedPCSW

SWHPN bound! #SWHPN25 #HAPC25 #HAPC #SWHPN #HAPCSW #PedPC #PedPCSW

This Volunteer Week, we’re celebrating Dr. Perihan El-Shanawany—an inspiring leader shaping the future of palliative care through service and mentorship. Check out her blog post. aahpm.org/blog/celebra...

Got to collaborate with friends and colleagues in the #hapc #psychiatry #psychology #socialwork #pallipsych space to respond to Susan Block's inspiring call to improve mental health components of #hapc 1/?

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Happy Holidays! 🤣🤣🤣

🔥🔥A 2021 study found that Medicaid expansion as part of the ACA led to a substantial reduction in mortality, primarily driven by reductions in disease-related deaths. A 2018 study in the Journal of Political Economy found that, Medicaid reduced infant and child mortality since the 1960s and 1970s.🔥🔥

Currently listening to “Master of Change” by Brad Stulberg. It has some wonderful insights on how to adapt to an ever changing world that are beneficial for both those who work in #healthcare and for patients and families in #palliative and #hospice care.