How Healing Works with Dr. Wayne Jonas

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Summary
Dr. Ann Berger, a pioneer in the field of palliative care, discusses the importance of whole person care and the misconceptions surrounding palliative care. Palliative care is not just for end-of-life patients, but should be implemented from the time of diagnosis for anyone with a life-threatening illness. Dr. Berger emphasizes the need for personalized, integrative approaches to care that address physical, psychological, social, and spiritual symptoms. She also highlights the role of spirituality in healing and the development of the NIH HEALS measure to capture the spiritual component of care. Despite the proven benefits of palliative care, it is still not widely adopted, and Dr. Berger calls for better education and integration of whole person care in medical training.

Takeaways

• Palliative care should be implemented from the time of diagnosis for anyone with a life-threatening illness, not just for end-of-life patients.
• Whole person care is essential, addressing physical, psychological, social, and spiritual symptoms.
• Personalized, integrative approaches to care, such as acupuncture, mindfulness, and pet therapy, can improve quality of life for patients.
• Spirituality plays a crucial role in healing and should be integrated into healthcare practices.
• There is a need for better education and integration of whole-person care in medical training.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Palliative Care
06:12 Integrative Approaches in Palliative Care
29:02 The NIH HEALS Measure
36:53 Challenges and Barriers to Implementing Palliative Care

Resources

• Article: An assessment of meaning in life-threatening illness: development of the Healing Experience in All Life Stressors (HEALS)
• Reduce Work Place Stress 

Check out the book: "Healing and Cancer: A Guide to Whole Person Care"
Visit https://www.healingandcancerbook.com/ for more information.

Connect:
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Visit Healing Works Foundation www.healingworksfoundation.org for more information. 

Dr. Wayne Jonas is a board-certified physician and Dr. Alyssa McManamon is a triple-board certified hematologist/oncologist. The opinions expressed on this show are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily represent the views and opinions of their places of employment, the Department of Veterans Affairs, or the United States government. The opinions expressed on this podcast are meant for entertainment and education and should not be used to diagnose or treat any medical condition nor should they be used as a substitute for medical advice from a qualified, board-certified practicing clinician. Dr. Wayne Jonas and Dr. Alyssa McManamon have no relevant financial disclosures.

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Summary
Dr. Monique Gary, a breast surgeon, educator, and advocate for wellness, discusses the connection between mind, body, and spirit in promoting overall wellness. Dr. Gary emphasizes the importance of a wellness-centered approach to surgery, focusing not only on removing the tumor but also addressing other factors that contribute to disease. She advises patients to prepare for surgery by incorporating movement, sleep, and nutrition into their daily routines. She highlights the significance of effective communication and partnership between surgeons and patients, as well as the importance of a multidisciplinary team in providing comprehensive care. She shares her experiences in educating medical students and patients, as well as her work in creating a wellness community for cancer patients at Still Rise Farm.

Takeaways

• The connection between mind, body, and spirit is crucial in promoting overall wellness and healing.
• A wellness-centered approach to surgery involves addressing not only the tumor but also other factors that contribute to disease.
• Patients can prepare for surgery by incorporating movement, sleep, and nutrition into their daily routines.
• Effective communication and partnership between surgeons and patients are essential for providing comprehensive care.
• A multidisciplinary team, including nurses, navigators, social workers, and therapists, can provide 360-degree support for patients.
• Educating medical students and patients about holistic approaches to wellness and healing is crucial for promoting overall wellbeing.
• Creating a wellness community for cancer patients, like Still Rise Farm, can provide support, education, and a sense of community for those going through treatment.

Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Background of Dr. Monique Gary
02:26 The Connection Between Surgery and Whole Person Care
04:04 Preparing for Surgery: Incorporating Movement, Sleep, and Nutrition
06:05 Complementary Modalities for Healing
08:32 Effective Communication and Partnership in Surgical Care
12:40 The Importance of a Multidisciplinary Team in Comprehensive Care
23:07 Exploring Innovative Approaches in Cancer Care
28:32 Addressing Gaps in Cancer Care
29:38 Educating Medical Students and Patients in Holistic Approaches
31:14 Creating a Wellness Community for Cancer Patients

Resources

• Still Rise Farms

Check out the book: "Healing and Cancer: A Guide to Whole Person Care"
Visit https://www.healingandcancerbook.com/ for more information.

Connect:
Twitter: @DrWayneJonas
Facebook: Dr. Wayne Jonas
Instagram: @drwaynejonas
LinkedIn: Dr. Wayne Jonas
LinkedIn: Alyssa McManamon

Visit Healing Works Foundation www.healingworksfoundation.org for more information. 

Dr. Wayne Jonas is a board-certified physician and Dr. Alyssa McManamon is a triple-board certified hematologist/oncologist. The opinions expressed on this show are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily represent the views and opinions of their places of employment, the Department of Veterans Affairs, or the United States government. The opinions expressed on this podcast are meant for entertainment and education and should not be used to diagnose or treat any medical condition nor should they be used as a substitute for medical advice from a qualified, board-certified practicing clinician. Dr. Wayne Jonas and Dr. Alyssa McManamon have no relevant financial disclosures.

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Summary
Dr. Wayne Jonas and Dr. Ray Wadlow, a gastrointestinal oncologist specializing in pancreatic and gastrointestinal cancers, discuss the topic of financial toxicity in cancer treatment and its impact on whole person care. They highlight the need to address the financial harm that patients may experience during cancer treatment and the adverse effects it can have on their wellbeing. The conversation emphasizes the importance of listening to patients, asking questions about their individual context, and proactively addressing financial toxicity in cancer care. Financial toxicity disproportionately affects communities of color and there is a need to measure social drivers of health and assess targeted interventions.

Takeaways

• Financial toxicity refers to the adverse effects experienced by patients due to the cost of their cancer care.
• Addressing financial toxicity is an essential part of whole person care and can significantly impact patient wellbeing.
• Healthcare providers should ask questions and listen to patients to understand their individual context, including financial stressors.
• Efforts should be made to increase awareness of financial toxicity and develop tools and resources to help patients navigate the financial aspects of cancer care.
• Measuring social drivers of health and assessing targeted interventions is important.
• Collaboration with other healthcare professionals and organizations can help identify resources and support patients in mitigating the financial burden of cancer treatment.

Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Financial Toxicity and Whole Person Cancer Care
09:28 The Importance of Addressing Financial Harm in Cancer Care
16:07 Mitigating Financial Toxicity: Frameworks and Resources

Resources

• Financial Impact of Cancer Pocket Guide
• Whole Person Cancer Care Course CME Credits
• Social Determinants of Health and Cancer Care: An ASCO Policy Statement
• Artful oncology: A comprehensive psychosocial oncology curriculum for hematology/oncology fellows.
• Life with Cancer

Check out the book: "Healing and Cancer: A Guide to Whole Person Care"
Visit https://www.healingandcancerbook.com/ for more information.

Connect:
Twitter: @DrWayneJonas
Facebook: Dr. Wayne Jonas
Instagram: @drwaynejonas
LinkedIn: Dr. Wayne Jonas
LinkedIn: Alyssa McManamon

Visit Healing Works Foundation www.healingworksfoundation.org for more information. 

Dr. Wayne Jonas is a board-certified physician and Dr. Alyssa McManamon is a triple-board certified hematologist/oncologist. The opinions expressed on this show are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily represent the views and opinions of their places of employment, the Department of Veterans Affairs, or the United States government. The opinions expressed on this podcast are meant for entertainment and education and should not be used to diagnose or treat any medical condition nor should they be used as a substitute for medical advice from a qualified, board-certified practicing clinician. Dr. Wayne Jonas and Dr. Alyssa McManamon have no relevant financial disclosures.

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Guest Background
Evangeline C. Andarsio, MD is a Clinical Professor of Medical Education and Obstetrics & Gynecology at Wright State University Boonshoft School of Medicine (WSU-BSOM). Dr. Andarsio is the Director of the Remen Institute for the Study of Health and Illness (RISHI) at Pure Healthcare and Director of the National Healer’s Art Program and Tending the Flame Program.

Summary
Dr. Vange Endarsio,  discusses the concept of clinical wellbeing and the importance of addressing burnout in healthcare professionals. She shares her personal journey of becoming a doctor and how she transitioned from practicing medicine to focusing on burnout and wellbeing. Dr. Endarsio explains the Tending the Flame workshop, which is designed to help clinicians restore their passion for their profession and find a sense of community and purpose. She emphasizes the need for self-care and the integration of meaning, medicine, and resiliency in healthcare. The workshop teaches mindful practices, rituals, and storytelling as tools for maintaining meaning and promoting self-care.

Takeaways

• Clinical wellbeing is essential for healthcare professionals to provide quality care and prevent burnout.
• The Tending the Flame workshop helps clinicians restore their passion for their profession and find a sense of community and purpose.
• Self-care, including mindful practices, rituals, and storytelling, is crucial for maintaining meaning and promoting resilience in healthcare.
• Addressing burnout requires systemic changes in the healthcare system and social support from peers.

Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Background
04:08 The Importance of Meaning and Relationships in Medicine
09:14 Addressing Burnout: Systemic Changes and Social Support
14:02 The Three S's: System Issues, Social Support, and Simple Techniques
28:00 Professional Identity Formation Continues After Medical School
30:00 Conclusion and Appreciation

Resources

• RISHI’s Tending the Flame Retreat Workshop
• ASCO/SIO Guidelines Summary
• USSG's report on Health Worker Burnout

Check out the book: "Healing and Cancer: A Guide to Whole Person Care"
Visit https://www.healingandcancerbook.com/ for more information.

Connect:
Twitter: @DrWayneJonas
Facebook: Dr. Wayne Jonas
Instagram: @drwaynejonas
LinkedIn: Dr. Wayne Jonas
LinkedIn: Alyssa McManamon

Visit Healing Works Foundation www.healingworksfoundation.org for more information. 

Dr. Wayne Jonas is a board-certified physician and Dr. Alyssa McManamon is a triple-board certified hematologist/oncologist. The opinions expressed on this show are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily represent the views and opinions of their places of employment, the Department of Veterans Affairs, or the United States government. The opinions expressed on this podcast are meant for entertainment and education and should not be used to diagnose or treat any medical condition nor should they be used as a substitute for medical advice from a qualified, board-certified practicing clinician. Dr. Wayne Jonas and Dr. Alyssa McManamon have no relevant financial disclosures.

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Summary
Dr. Randall Oyer discusses the Cancer Survivorship and Wellness Program at Penn Medicine's Ann B. Barshinger Cancer Institute. The program supports cancer survivors beyond the treatment phase by helping to manage side effects and the emotional impacts of the cancer diagnosis. Dr. Oyer emphasizes the importance of listening to the patient and meeting them where they are in their survivorship journey. The program includes a team of healthcare professionals who address various aspects of survivorship, such as sleep disturbance, weight management, mobility, and emotional health. The goal is to provide holistic, patient-driven care and bridge the gap between oncology and primary care.

Takeaways

• The Cancer Survivorship and Wellness Program at Penn Medicine's Ann B. Barshinger Cancer Institute supports cancer survivors beyond the treatment phase by helping to manage side effects and the emotional impacts of the cancer diagnosis.
• Listening to the patient and meeting them where they are in their survivorship journey is crucial for providing effective care.
• The program includes a team of healthcare professionals who address various aspects of survivorship, such as sleep disturbance, weight management, mobility, and emotional health.
• The program aims to provide holistic, patient-driven care and bridge the gap between oncology and primary care.
• Screening for distress and having a plan to address it is an important part of the program.
• Community resources and support groups are also valuable in supporting cancer survivors.

Chapters
00:00 Introduction to the Cancer Survivorship and Wellness Program
06:40 The Unique Approach of the Cancer Survivorship and Wellness Program
11:40 Addressing the Psychological Toll of Cancer
24:26 Screening for Distress and Providing Support
29:05 Final Thoughts and Patient-Centered Care

Resources

• The Ann B. Barshinger Cancer Institute
• Cancer Survivorship and Wellness Program
• HOPE Note
• Helping Cancer Survivors Be Well: An Integrative Oncology Leadership Collaborative Case Study  

Check out the book: "Healing and Cancer: A Guide to Whole Person Care"
Visit https://www.healingandcancerbook.com/ for more information.

Connect:
Twitter: @DrWayneJonas
Facebook: Dr. Wayne Jonas
Instagram: @drwaynejonas
LinkedIn: Dr. Wayne Jonas
LinkedIn: Alyssa McManamon

Visit Healing Works Foundation www.healingworksfoundation.org for more information. 

Dr. Wayne Jonas is a board-certified physician and Dr. Alyssa McManamon is a triple-board certified hematologist/oncologist. The opinions expressed on this show are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily represent the views and opinions of their places of employment, the Department of Veterans Affairs, or the United States government. The opinions expressed on this podcast are meant for entertainment and education and should not be used to diagnose or treat any medical condition nor should they be used as a substitute for medical advice from a qualified, board-certified practicing clinician. Dr. Wayne Jonas and Dr. Alyssa McManamon have no relevant financial disclosures.

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Dr. Namita Seth Mohta serves as an advisor to ianacare and is Executive Editor at NEJM Catalyst.

Summary
Our guest, Dr. Namita Seth Mohta, discusses the Serious Illness Care Program at Ariadne Labs, which aims to ensure that all individuals affected by serious illness feel known and cared for on their own terms. The program utilizes the Serious Illness Conversation Guide, a set of structured questions that help clinicians elicit patients' goals, values, and priorities. The program also includes tools for patients to have conversations with their loved ones about what matters to them. The program has been implemented in over 50 healthcare systems and has had positive impacts on anxiety, depression, care experience, and cost. Trust and building relationships are key components of the program.

Takeaways

• The Serious Illness Care Program aims to ensure that individuals affected by serious illness feel known and cared for on their own terms.
• The program utilizes the Serious Illness Conversation Guide, a set of structured questions that help clinicians elicit patients' goals, values, and priorities.
• The program has been implemented in over 50 healthcare systems and has had positive impacts on anxiety, depression, care experience, and cost.
• Trust and building relationships are key components of the program.

Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Dr. Namita Seth Mohta and the Serious Illness Care Program
06:02 Defining Serious Illness and the Importance of Conversations
10:08 The Serious Illness Conversation Guide and its Impact
26:12 Serious Illness Care in the Context of Cancer
32:26 How to Access the Serious Illness Care Program

Resources

• Serious Illness Care Program
• Serious Illness Conversation Guide
• What Matters to Me Workbook
• NEJM Catalyst

Check out the book: "Healing and Cancer: A Guide to Whole Person Care"
Visit https://www.healingandcancerbook.com/ for more information.

Connect:
Twitter: @DrWayneJonas
Facebook: Dr. Wayne Jonas
Instagram: @drwaynejonas
LinkedIn: Dr. Wayne Jonas
LinkedIn: Alyssa McManamon

Visit Healing Works Foundation www.healingworksfoundation.org for more information. 

Dr. Wayne Jonas is a board-certified physician and Dr. Alyssa McManamon is a triple-board certified hematologist/oncologist. The opinions expressed on this show are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily represent the views and opinions of their places of employment, the Department of Veterans Affairs, or the United States government. The opinions expressed on this podcast are meant for entertainment and education and should not be used to diagnose or treat any medical condition nor should they be used as a substitute for medical advice from a qualified, board-certified practicing clinician. Dr. Wayne Jonas and Dr. Alyssa McManamon have no relevant financial disclosures.

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In this episode, Dr. Channing Paller and Dr. Alyssa McManamon discuss shared decision-making in oncology and its relationship to whole person cancer care. She shares her journey to becoming an oncologist and her passion for studying natural compounds and whole person care. Dr. Paller emphasizes the importance of incorporating the patient's values and preferences into the treatment decision-making process. She provides examples of shared decision-making in different scenarios, including cases where patients choose to delay or decline certain treatments. Dr. Paller also highlights the role of the care team and resources in supporting patient engagement and encourages thinking outside the box to find compromises and alternative approaches.

Takeaways

• Shared decision-making involves incorporating the patient's values and preferences into the treatment decision-making process.
• Whole person cancer care focuses on understanding the patient as a whole person, not just their disease.
• Shared decision-making can lead to better treatment outcomes and improved quality of life for patients.
• The care team plays a crucial role in supporting patient engagement and providing resources for informed decision-making. 

Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Background
03:41 Defining Shared Decision-Making
09:13 Shared Decision-Making and Whole Person Cancer Care
16:10 Examples of Shared Decision-Making
23:15 Team-Based Care and Resources
25:19 Maintaining Muscle Mass during Hormone Therapy
26:19 Summary and Closing Remarks

Resources

• Personal Health Inventory (PHI) tool 
• Article: The Case for Whole-Person Integrative Care link (written by Dr. Wayne Jonas)

Connection to Healing & Cancer book:  Chapter Two: Engaging the Person in Cancer Care

Check out the book: "Healing and Cancer: A Guide to Whole Person Care"
Visit https://www.healingandcancerbook.com/ for more information.

Connect:
Twitter: @DrWayneJonas
Facebook: Dr. Wayne Jonas
Instagram: @drwaynejonas
LinkedIn: Dr. Wayne Jonas
LinkedIn: Alyssa McManamon

Visit Healing Works Foundation www.healingworksfoundation.org for more information. 

Dr. Wayne Jonas is a board-certified physician and Dr. Alyssa McManamon is a triple-board certified hematologist/oncologist. The opinions expressed on this show are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily represent the views and opinions of their places of employment, the Department of Veterans Affairs, or the United States government. The opinions expressed on this podcast are meant for entertainment and education and should not be used to diagnose or treat any medical condition nor should they be used as a substitute for medical advice from a qualified, board-certified practicing clinician. Dr. Wayne Jonas and Dr. Alyssa McManamon have no relevant financial disclosures.

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Summary
Dr. Jeff Geller discusses the use of group medical visits as a treatment for loneliness and a way to provide healthcare in underserved areas. He shares his journey of starting group visits and the various types of groups he has facilitated. Dr. Geller emphasizes the importance of listening to patients and connecting their health to what matters to them. He also highlights the benefits of group visits, such as reducing loneliness, providing support, and improving outcomes. The conversation explores the definition of group visits, the role of facilitators, privacy and HIPAA considerations, and the potential of group visits in cancer care.

Takeaways

• Group medical visits can be an effective way to address loneliness and provide healthcare in underserved areas.
• Listening to patients and connecting their health to what matters to them is essential in group visits.
• Group visits can reduce loneliness, provide support, and improve outcomes.
• Facilitation is key in creating a safe and supportive environment in group visits.
• Group visits have the potential to enhance cancer care by addressing the social and emotional needs of patients.
• Providers can benefit from group visits by experiencing greater job satisfaction and efficiency.
• Group visits can mitigate burnout and improve clinical wellbeing for providers.
• Training and resources are available to support the implementation of group visits.

Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Background of Dr. Jeff Geller
02:12 Starting Group Medical Visits to Address Loneliness
04:35 Benefits of Group Visits: Reducing Loneliness and Improving Outcomes
08:00 Defining Group Visits and Shared Medical Visits
10:29 Different Types of Group Visits and Facilitation
17:28 Privacy and HIPAA Considerations in Group Visits
20:03 Group Visits in Addressing Social Determinants, Behavioral Change, and Mental Health
24:52 Benefits and Challenges for Providers in Group Visits
31:35 Group Visits in Cancer Care
38:17 Resources and Training for Implementing Group Visits

Resources

• The Integrated Center for Group Medical Visits - https://icgmv.org/
• ICGMV 2024 Conference
• Oncology Groups Webinar Self-Study

Check out the book: "Healing and Cancer: A Guide to Whole Person Care"
Visit https://www.healingandcancerbook.com/ for more information.

Connect:
Twitter: @DrWayneJonas
Facebook: Dr. Wayne Jonas
Instagram: @drwaynejonas
LinkedIn: Dr. Wayne Jonas
LinkedIn: Alyssa McManamon

Visit Healing Works Foundation www.healingworksfoundation.org for more information. 

Dr. Wayne Jonas is a board-certified physician and Dr. Alyssa McManamon is a triple-board certified hematologist/oncologist. The opinions expressed on this show are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily represent the views and opinions of their places of employment, the Department of Veterans Affairs, or the United States government. The opinions expressed on this podcast are meant for entertainment and education and should not be used to diagnose or treat any medical condition nor should they be used as a substitute for medical advice from a qualified, board-certified practicing clinician. Dr. Wayne Jonas and Dr. Alyssa McManamon have no relevant financial disclosures.

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Summary
Jasmine Souers, founder and CEO of the Missing Pink Breast Cancer Alliance, discusses the need for collaboration and innovation in cancer care, particularly for minority communities. She emphasizes the importance of engaging patients as integral members of the care team and addressing the unique challenges they face. Souers highlights the lack of representation of minorities in clinical trials and the impact it has on access to the best treatment and care. She also emphasizes the need for effective communication, trust-building, and whole person care in cancer treatment. Souers provides advice for newly diagnosed patients, encouraging them to empower themselves, seek knowledge, and find community support.

Takeaways

• Collaboration and innovation are essential in cancer care, especially for minority communities.
• Engaging patients as integral members of the care team is crucial for improving outcomes and quality of life.
• The lack of representation of minorities in clinical trials hinders access to the best treatment and care.
• Effective communication, trust-building, and whole person care are vital in cancer treatment.
• Newly diagnosed patients should empower themselves, seek knowledge, and find community support.

Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Background
01:07 Collaboration and Innovation in Cancer Care
03:59 The Lack of Representation in Clinical Trials
08:03 Effective Communication and Trust-Building in Cancer Treatment
13:24 Engaging Patients as Integral Members of the Care Team
16:38 Empowering Newly Diagnosed Patients

Resources

• The Missing Pink Breast Cancer Alliance

Check out the book: "Healing and Cancer: A Guide to Whole Person Care"
Visit https://www.healingandcancerbook.com/ for more information.

Connect:
Twitter: @DrWayneJonas
Facebook: Dr. Wayne Jonas
Instagram: @drwaynejonas
LinkedIn: Dr. Wayne Jonas
LinkedIn: Alyssa McManamon

Visit Healing Works Foundation www.healingworksfoundation.org for more information. 

Dr. Wayne Jonas is a board-certified physician and Dr. Alyssa McManamon is a triple-board certified hematologist/oncologist. The opinions expressed on this show are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily represent the views and opinions of their places of employment, the Department of Veterans Affairs, or the United States government. The opinions expressed on this podcast are meant for entertainment and education and should not be used to diagnose or treat any medical condition nor should they be used as a substitute for medical advice from a qualified, board-certified practicing clinician. Dr. Wayne Jonas and Dr. Alyssa McManamon have no relevant financial disclosures.

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Summary

This conversation explores the concept of doing more or less in cancer treatment and the importance of evidence-based medicine and guidelines. We discuss the need for physicians to keep up with current science. The Choosing Wisely campaign is introduced as a way to de-implement low-value practices. The conversation also highlights the trend of doing less in oncology and the importance of person-centered care. It explores the concepts of precision oncology and personalized healthcare, as well as the importance of partnership and patient engagement in decision-making.

Takeaways

• Physicians need to keep up with current science and guidelines to provide the best care for their patients.
• The Choosing Wisely campaign aims to de-implement low-value practices in oncology.
• There is a trend of doing less in oncology, focusing on precision medicine and personalized healthcare.
• Palliative care plays a crucial role in improving the quality of life for cancer patients.
• Effective communication is essential to avoid the nocebo effect and ensure patient understanding and engagement.
• Partnership and patient engagement are key in providing person-centered care and making shared decisions.

Chapters
00:39 Keeping up with Current Science and Guidelines
01:39 The Emergence of Evidence-Based Medicine
03:02 The Choosing Wisely campaign
05:28 Balancing Doing More and Doing Less
06:51 The Trend of Doing Less in Oncology
08:51 The Importance of Person-Centered Care
09:16 Precision Oncology and Personalized Healthcare
11:07 The Role of Palliative Care
14:23 The Importance of Shared Decision-Making
15:04 Precision Oncology vs Personalized Healthcare
18:13 The Importance of Communication and Avoiding the Nocebo Effect
19:43 The Importance of Palliative Care
24:42 Avoiding the Nocebo Effect in Communication
28:32 The Importance of Partnership and Patient Engagement
32:41 Conclusion

Resources
-ASCO/SIO Pain Management Guidelines
-Choosing Wisely campaign

Check out the book: "Healing and Cancer: A Guide to Whole Person Care"
Visit https://www.healingandcancerbook.com/ for more information.

Connect:
Twitter: @DrWayneJonas
Facebook: Dr. Wayne Jonas
Instagram: @drwaynejonas
LinkedIn: Dr. Wayne Jonas
LinkedIn: Alyssa McManamon

Visit Healing Works Foundation www.healingworksfoundation.org for more information. 

Dr. Wayne Jonas is a board-certified physician and Dr. Alyssa McManamon is a triple-board certified hematologist/oncologist. The opinions expressed on this show are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily represent the views and opinions of their places of employment, the Department of Veterans Affairs, or the United States government. The opinions expressed on this podcast are meant for entertainment and education and should not be used to diagnose or treat any medical condition nor should they be used as a substitute for medical advice from a qualified, board-certified practicing clinician. Dr. Wayne Jonas and Dr. Alyssa McManamon have no relevant financial disclosures.