Resident/Fellow (Physician) Education
A comprehensive palliative
care rotation provides local physicians-in-training and fellows with an
in-depth overview of the basic principles of hospice and palliative medicine.
The rotation is tailored to meet the learning needs of residency specialties,
such as family practice, internal medicine, psychiatry and pediatrics.
Schedules include a formal group orientation, field visits with individual
palliative care specialists (including a physician, RN case coordinator, social
worker and chaplain), and completion of six interactive online modules (pain
management, dyspnea, advance directives, dementia and delirium, cultural
differences, and hospice care).
Pre-Survey - Please complete the Pre-Survey before your rotation begins.
Post-Survey - Please click here to complete the Post-Survey, once you finish your
rotation.
Online Modules:
Note: you will need to login
with your email address and the password that was given to you. As you go through the modules, you will learn
more if you click on the incorrect answers even after you have found the
correct answer. You are only evaluated on the post-test, not your
responses during the module itself. We encourage you to look at all
answers, since the pop-ups are educational.
Click the links below to access the modules:
Basic Pain Management
Cultural Issues in Palliative Medicine
Dyspnea
Health Care Decisions
Hospice in a Nutshell - If you
attended orientation, you have already passed this module
Managing Agitation in Dementia
If you are not a resident and would like to view a course please click below.
Basic Pain Management
Cultural Issues in Palliative Medicine
Dyspnea
Health Care Decisions
Hospice in a Nutshell
Managing Agitation in Dementia
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