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Which Supportive and Palliative Care Topics Are You
Most Interested in Learning More About?

I recently launched a website (JanetAbrahm.com) and newsletter (“And What Else…?”) which I hope has been serving as a resource for oncology clinicians in the area of supportive and palliative care. Both the website and the newsletter are free of charge. As some of you may know, I am a former practicing oncologist, a Professor of Medicine at Harvard Medical School, and a current practitioner in palliative/supportive oncology at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute.

I am sending this brief survey to learn which topics in palliative/supportive oncology are of greatest interest to you. My website breaks them into four areas: Pain and Symptom Management, Communication with Patients and Families, Special Topics, and End-of-Life Care and Bereavement.

Please indicate in the survey below what topics in these areas we should address in the upcoming year.

Thank you for taking a few minutes to share your thoughts.

Janet Abrahm, MD, FACP, FAAHPM, FASCO
1.Are you a (select all that apply):(Required.)
2.What best describes your primary practice setting? Select one.(Required.)
3.When you have a question about patient care, where do you typically go for information? Select all that apply.(Required.)
4.Do you have ready access to a palliative care/ supportive oncology expertise?(Required.)
5.In the area of Pain & Symptom Management, which five of the following topics would you be most interested in learning more about?(Required.)
6.In the area of Communication with Patients and Families, which three of the following topics would you be most interested in learning more about?(Required.)
7.In the area of Special Topics, which three of the following topics would you be most interested in learning more about?(Required.)
8.In the area of End of Life & Bereavement, which three of the following topics would you be most interested in learning more about?(Required.)