Obstetrics and Gynecology Needs Palliative Care
by Dr. Nathan Riley in Pallimed: A Hospice & Palliative Medicine Blog, 9/24/20. “[I]f our only goal on labor and delivery is “healthy baby and [...]
Hospice in Crisis
by Joanne Kennen for The Agenda. "In an isolated rural stretch of Northern California, Dr. Michael Fratkin, founder of a company called Resolution Care, is [...]
Hacking the Future of People Caring for People
Watch Dr. Fratkin's talk, "Hacking the Future of People Caring for People," for the Ungerleider Palliative Care Fund's Lecture Series on the Ungerleider Palliative Care Fund's Facebook [...]
Mind the Gap
by Michael Fratkin at emmisolutions.com. October 18, 2016 "The practice of medicine is a dance that occurs in the gap between what we know and [...]
What Happens When It’s You?
by Michael Fratkin at Pallimed.org. July 30, 2016 "Many of us are now facing the tragedy of our aging parents as Palliative Care professionals. Do we [...]
Telemedicine and the Changing Healthcare Landscape in America
by Michael Fratkin, M.D. at MedTechEvents. "As a palliative care physician, I’m not really a technology guy. My choices in gizmos reflect this…the intuitive Apple [...]
Telemedicine and the changing healthcare landscape in America
by Michael Fratkin at MedCityNews. "As a palliative care physician, I’m not really a technology guy. My choices in gizmos reflect this…the intuitive Apple computer, Zoom videoconferencing, athenahealth’s EMR, [...]
The Strange Landscape of Living and Dying in the United States
by Michael Fratkin at KevinMD, social media's leading physician voice. "The extraordinary pain of many people around you is unaddressed, and the scale of that [...]
UPDATE: Gov. Brown Approves Right-to-Die Bill
by Grant Scott-Goforth in the NorthCoast Journal online, October 06, 2015 "Local doctor Michael Fratkin, who began the palliative care program ResolutionCare featured in the Journal here, emailed the following [...]
Dr. Michael Fratkin on Life, Death and Palliative Care
Podcast by Socrates at Singularity Weblog, 9/19/2015 "Whether we like it or not, the current reality is that every day 150,000 people die. And while [...]