Hybrid Theory: Creation of a Faculty Position That Allows Half-Time Hospice Employment Alongside Academic Palliative Care | Zendy

Michael Cafarchio | Zendy; Dierdre Torto Salanger | Zendy; Ward A. Riley | Zendy; Amanda VanderZyl | Zendy; Catherine Y. Hamel | Zendy; Thomas J. Smith | Zendy; Danielle J. Doberman | Zendy

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Hybrid Theory: Creation of a Faculty Position That Allows Half-Time Hospice Employment Alongside Academic Palliative Care

Author(s) -

Michael Cafarchio,

Dierdre Torto Salanger,

Ward A. Riley,

Amanda VanderZyl,

Catherine Y. Hamel,

Thomas J. Smith,

Danielle J. Doberman

Publication year - 2022

Publication title -

palliative medicine reports

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

ISSN - 2689-2820

DOI - 10.1089/pmr.2022.0013

Subject(s) - specialty , palliative care , position (finance) , merge (version control) , nursing , medicine , hospice care , futures studies , family medicine , psychology , business , finance , artificial intelligence , computer science , information retrieval

The specialty of hospice and palliative medicine struggles to merge the fast-paced technological consultative work of acute hospital palliative care with slower paced and home-based hospice. Each has equal if different merits. Here, we describe creation of a position that allowed half-time hospice employment, alongside academic hospital-based palliative care.

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