In this episode of the Wellbeing 4 Me podcast, host Renee McDonald sits down with Dr. Kim Kuebler, a Doctor of Nursing Practice with 43 years of clinical experience. Joining us all the way from Georgia, USA, Dr. Kuebler is the Editor in Chief of the Multiple Chronic Conditions Resource Center and a leading expert in managing complex patient care.

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In this powerful discussion, we explore how palliative care is being redefined from a focus on the end of life to an emphasis on living better throughout illness. Our guest shares how health entrepreneurs and practitioners are pioneering new models of supportive care that give patients and their families dignity, resilience, and quality of life first.

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Dr. Kim Kuebler, DNP, APRN, ANP-BC, FAAN and Laly Havern, PharmD, MS, BCACP discuss how to empower the patient by promoting a patient-centered care plan that ensures optimal outcomes.

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Richard Knight, Bowie State University describes his patient journey and kidney transplant. He describes the need for patient education and self-advocacy.

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In this webinar, Dr. Kim Kuebler, DNP, APRN, ANP-BC, FAAN goes over medication safety, which includes reviewing how long it takes a drug to come to market, describing the difference between an FDA approved medication and compounded medications, and much much more.

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Eduardo Bruera MD, University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center describes the integration of palliative care into the primary care setting. Palliative care used in the management of multiple chronic conditions, improves physical functioning, quality of life and reduces acute exacerbations and hospitalization.

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Paul Ciechanowski MD, University of Washington discusses how to integrate behavioral health in the primary care setting for persons living with multiple chronic conditions. He discusses clinical inertia and how this can influence health outcomes.

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