SXSW 2021
Beyond the Burden: Disparities in End of Life Care
How can we examine social care at the end of life and deliver community integrated and person-care for patients, caregivers, and families? How can we ensure that all people, regardless of gender, race, age, socioeconomic status or language have access to quality end of life care? Physician biases, systemic barriers and patient disenfranchisement lead to inadequate pain treatment, miscommunication and cost burdens on families during their most vulnerable times. Learn about the key roles providers, organizations, family members and activists play in end of life advocacy and how leading care providers are blazing new paths forward.
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Takeaways
- How socioeconomics, sexual identity, health disparities, etc. lead to differences in end of life care.
- How patient advocates are changing end of life care.
- What new treatment plans and technologies are being used to make dying with dignity a reality.
Speakers
- Carey Candrian, Assistant Professor, University of Colorado School of Medicine
Organizer
Dana Abramovitz, Owner, FYP Productions, LLC
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