Event sponsored by:
Population Health Sciences
Division of Geriatrics
Duke Clinical Research Institute (DCRI)
Duke-Margolis Center for Health Policy
Duke-NUS Medical School
Duke Palliative Care
School of Medicine (SOM)
Contact:
Angelique Kosempa
Speaker:
Nicholas Graves, PhD, Deputy Director, Health Services and Systems Research at Duke-NUS and the SingHealth Duke-NUS Health Services Research Institute
In this virtual seminar, Professor Graves will discuss:
• Despite advances in medicine that have helped clinicians save lives and lengthen the time to death, some treatments have little chance of conferring meaningful benefits to patients.
• These treatments that are often referred to as 'futile' (although this is a value-laden and contested term); more recently they are referred to as 'potentially inappropriate' or 'non-beneficial.'
• Evidence that shows, for various reasons, doctors provide treatments they perceive as non-beneficial.
• These treatments that may be costly to health services and cause distress to patients, families, and healthcare professionals.
• The INTERACT trial underway in three tertiary referral hospitals with the aim of reducing non-beneficial treatments.
ABOUT OUR SPEAKER
Professor. Graves' areas of expertise are health economics, health services research, decision-making, and cost-effectiveness. He enjoys projects that reveal how health services can be improved at low cost or with cost savings.
When: Thursday, September 22, 3:30 - 4:30 PM
Where: https://duke.zoom.us/j/91434281342#success
Meeting ID: 914 3428 1342
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