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Stanford University

Working Towards a Better Experience for Adolescents and Young Adults Living with Cancer

Stanford University via YouTube

Overview

Explore the unique challenges faced by adolescents and young adults (AYA) living with cancer in this informative conversation between Stanford Palliative Care and Waiting Room Revolution. Gain insights into practical skills and resources for helping patients aged 14-39 achieve both longevity and quality of life during their cancer journey. Join Drs. Sammy Winemaker and Hsien Seow as they discuss these important topics with Dr. Josh Fronk, a Stanford palliative care physician, and Max Li, an AYA cancer patient. Discover the seven keys to better care, learn about the importance of honest communication, and understand the specific needs of AYA patients. Hear personal experiences and advice for healthcare workers, and explore concepts such as hope, reality, and legacy-leaving in the context of AYA cancer care.

Syllabus

Introduction
The Seven Keys
Zoom Out
Tag Youre It
Welcome
About Max
Meeting AYA Patients
Maxs Thoughts on Josh
Finding Support
Honesty
Support
Mom
AYA Patients
Looking Back
Unique Needs
Hope
Reality
Podcast Keys
Max
Josh
Advice for Healthcare Workers
Pet Peeve
Legacy Leaving

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Stanford Health Care

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