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Goals of care: planning with metastatic pancreatic cancer
Explore values and desired information, explain treatment goals and palliative support, introduce future decision planning, and agree on practical follow-up.
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Goals of care: declining noninvasive breathing support
Explore reasons for declining breathing support, assess decision-making ability, explain benefits and burdens, and agree on a supervised plan for symptom relief.
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Goals of care: family disagreement after a severe stroke
Explain the stroke prognosis, explore the patient’s values, acknowledge family disagreement, and agree on a recommendation and supported next discussion.
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Goals of care: delirium and existing treatment limits
Explain fluctuating decision-making ability and existing treatment limits, address distress, explore prior wishes, and agree on active care and reassessment.
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Goals of care: faith and hope after severe brain injury
Explain the brain-injury prognosis, explore patient values and family beliefs, respond to distress, and agree on a supported next step.
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Goals of care: feeding decisions in advanced dementia
Explore the patient’s prior values, explain feeding options and their limits, respond to family distress, and support a supervised decision.
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Goals of care: worsening illness despite intensive support
Explain the team’s prognosis and treatment limits, explore the patient’s values, respond to family fears, and recommend a supported care plan.
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Serious news: explaining death by neurologic criteria
Explain a completed determination of death in plain language, address apparent signs of life, respond to grief, and offer support.
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Goals of care: supporting a proxy through family disagreement
Explore the patient’s values, acknowledge family disagreement without taking sides, explain the proxy role, and arrange a treating-team discussion.
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Consent discussion: request to hide medication
Respond respectfully to a request for hidden medication, explain consent and capacity concerns, and arrange prompt clinician assessment and transparent care.
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Supportive conversation: spiritual distress after serious news
Explore spiritual concerns without assumptions, acknowledge distress, respect the patient’s choices, and arrange optional support with permission and clear follow-up.
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Patient advocacy: a procedure plan and documented care goals
Explain concerns about a proposed procedure using documented patient goals, request consultant review, and confirm responsibilities or further escalation.
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Lead hard conversations about goals, limits, and family conflict.