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DESCRIPTION:Palliative Care: A Novel Solution to the Health Care Crisis.&nb
 sp\;Dr. R. Sean Morrison\, Professor of Geriatrics and Palliative Medicine
 \, Mount Sinai School of Medicine The current health care reform debate ha
 s addressed end of life care as an area of focus for cost savings and syst
 ems improvement – spawning the popular discussion of “Death Panels”. This 
 talk would orient the discussion to reality and focus on how the health ca
 re system and the legal system has evolved to support an individual’s abil
 ity to make informed decisions about what kind of medical care and treatme
 nt they want at the end of life in that context as well as what impact imp
 roved end of life care may have on the health care delivery system. The po
 licy changes that are necessary to achieve an improved end of life care sy
 stem would be highlighted. Free and open to the SU community. Reception fo
 llows in the Center for Policy Research\, 426 Eggers Hall. Co-sponsored by
  the Finger Lakes Geriatric Education Center of Upstate New York\, the Cen
 ter for Policy Research\, and the SU Gerontology Center. For details go to
  http://www-cpr.maxwell.syr.edu/aging_ltc/&nbsp\;&nbsp\;
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SUMMARY:Seminar on Aging--Palliative Care: A Novel Solution to the Health C
 are Crisis
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Palliative Care: A Novel Solution to the Healt
 h Care Crisis.&nbsp\;Dr. R. Sean Morrison\, Professor of Geriatrics and Pa
 lliative Medicine\, Mount Sinai School of Medicine The current health care
  reform debate has addressed end of life care as an area of focus for cost
  savings and systems improvement – spawning the popular discussion of “Dea
 th Panels”. This talk would orient the discussion to reality and focus on 
 how the health care system and the legal system has evolved to support an 
 individual’s ability to make informed decisions about what kind of medical
  care and treatment they want at the end of life in that context as well a
 s what impact improved end of life care may have on the health care delive
 ry system. The policy changes that are necessary to achieve an improved en
 d of life care system would be highlighted. Free and open to the SU commun
 ity. Reception follows in the Center for Policy Research\, 426 Eggers Hall
 . Co-sponsored by the Finger Lakes Geriatric Education Center of Upstate N
 ew York\, the Center for Policy Research\, and the SU Gerontology Center. 
 For details go to http://www-cpr.maxwell.syr.edu/aging_ltc/&nbsp\;&nbsp\;
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