This week's episode kicks off our series of interviews with members of the palliative care team at Texas Children's Hospital in Houston, TX. The conversation starts with Dr. Jared Rubenstein, a pediatric palliative care physician.
During this discussion, Rubenstein explains what palliative care is; how he and his team introduce palliative care to families and colleagues; and ways he's found to handle misconceptions and negative perceptions surrounding this work.
Produced by Nick Rumacyzk. Theme Music, "P to the A," by Anonymous Novels.
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