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Palliative Perspective Podcast

HPNA
Palliative Care
Hospice and Palliative Nurses Association
Hospice
Hospice and Palliative Care
Substance Use Disorder
Harm Reduction
Chronic Kidney Disease
Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging
Alaska
Hospice Nursing
Inclusive Learning
Humane Prison Hospice Project
Butterfly Has Been Released
Hospice and Palliative Nursing
End-Of-Life Care
Psychedelic Therapy
End Of Life Care
Nursing Professional Development
Cancer
Opioid Use Disorder

Welcome to Palliative Perspective Podcast - the official postcast of the Hospice and Palliative Nurses Association. This educational series is your place for hospice and palliative nursing continual learning through shared stories from the field. Join us for inspiration, stories from our situational experts, and answers to your hospice and palliative case scenarios! This program is informational o... more

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Prolonged mechanical ventilation in rural long-term care settings brings a unique set of clinical, ethical, and logistical challenges for care teams, residents, and their families. In this episode, we explore the realities of ventilator use in rural ... more

In this episode of HPNA Palliative Perspective, we’re joined by Betty Ferrell—Editor of the Journal of Hospice & Palliative Nursing (JHPN), nurse, and internationally recognized researcher. As the leader of the End-of-Life Nursing Education Consortiu... more

Hospice care is often structured around a 40-hour workweek—but patients and families need support 24/7. In this episode, we explore what happens during the “other 123 hours”: nights, weekends, and holidays when staffing is leaner, coverage areas expa... more

In this episode, filmmakers Barry Koch and Jason Zamer are joined by Angela Novas, Chief Medical Officer of the Hospice Foundation of America, to discuss A Butterfly Has Been Released. The documentary follows hospice nurse Allyson during the final 39... more

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Recent Guests

Julie Thurston
Nurse Practitioner with HospiceCare in The Berkshires, Pittsfield, MA
HospiceCare in The Berkshires
Episode: Ep. 60 - Breath, Boundaries, and Letting Go: Ventilation Discontinuation in Rural Long-Term Care
Betty Ferrell
Nurse, internationally recognized researcher, leader in palliative care
University of California, San Diego & HPNA involvement
Episode: Ep. 59 - Finding Our Professional Home: Community, Connection, and the Future of Hospice & Palliative Nursing
Djenie Helne
Nurse practitioner and director of the Nights and Weekends team at Capital Caring, with extensive experience in hospice and palliative care.
Capital Caring / Chapters Health System
Episode: Ep. 58 - After Five: The Other 123 Hours of Hospice Care
Barry Koch
Co-producer of the film, co-founder of TGBeyond
TGBeyond / Film Co-Producer
Episode: Ep. 57 - I’m Not Dead if I’m Still Talking: Behind the Film A Butterfly Has Been Released
Jason Zamer
Co-producer of the film, co-founder of TGBeyond
TGBeyond / Film Co-Producer
Episode: Ep. 57 - I’m Not Dead if I’m Still Talking: Behind the Film A Butterfly Has Been Released
Angela Novas
Representative, Hospice Foundation of America
Hospice Foundation of America
Episode: Ep. 57 - I’m Not Dead if I’m Still Talking: Behind the Film A Butterfly Has Been Released
Linda Blum
Nurse practitioner with 39 years in practice; involved with Humane Prison Hospice Project; former palliative care leader
Humane Prison Hospice Project; California Pacific Medical Center (former)
Episode: Ep. 56 - Risking Love: Hospice, Palliative Care, and Humanity Behind Bars
Jillian Russell
Nurse in cardiovascular ICU, nurse educator, co-host of Disruptor Diaries
Disruptor Diaries / Nursing Professional Development (NPD)
Episode: Ep. 55 - Inclusive Learning as a Disruptor: Redefining How Health Care Learns
Vanessa Cameron
Nurse, Nursing Professional Development specialist, PhD focused on disability in nursing
Disruptor Diaries / Nurse Educator
Episode: Ep. 55 - Inclusive Learning as a Disruptor: Redefining How Health Care Learns

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Brett
Host of the podcast (HPNA)

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 24 ratings
  • So thrilled about this!

    Wonderful first episode. Very excited about how this can reach nurses as we are on the go! I would personally be interested in participating with any need for perspective on any topics related to resilience in palliative nursing or Caring for Veterans with serious illness. Keep up the amazing work!

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    Newmommakai
    United States7 years ago

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The show blends clinical practice with education and policy discussions.
Guests often provide practical leadership and mentorship insights.
Content is deeply focused on humane, patient-centered care with organizational impact.
Nurses on the go will relate to resilience and caregiving topics.

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Ep. 60 - Breath, Boundaries, and Letting Go: Ventilation Discontinuation in Rural Long-Term Care
Q: What did you learn from it all? What do you hope that our listeners hear as we end?
Key takeaways include that palliative care can reduce suffering and improve decision-making in rural settings when teams work across disciplines, engage families early, and honor patient wishes; time and structure help, and building partnerships with palliative care can facilitate smoother transitions to comfort-focused care.
Ep. 60 - Breath, Boundaries, and Letting Go: Ventilation Discontinuation in Rural Long-Term Care
Q: What was their pushback? Kind of what was the initial response when you guys said, this is what we want to do and we want to do it here?
The team found strong alignment within an organization that already valued palliative and hospice care; the pushback was mitigated by shared culture and the facility's willingness to enable home-based end-of-life procedures, supported by interprofessional collaboration and leadership.
Ep. 60 - Breath, Boundaries, and Letting Go: Ventilation Discontinuation in Rural Long-Term Care
Q: Can one of you tell us, I know there's two cases, can one of you guys give us a synopsis of what that was, what it looked like, how it felt?
The two cases illustrate how palliative care adapted to rural, resource-limited settings, with careful planning, symptom management, and ongoing goals-of-care conversations leading to ethically sound ventilator discontinuation and comfort-focused transitions, even with logistical challenges like coordinating equipment, medications, and staffing across distant teams.
Ep. 47 - HPNA in DC - Advocacy on Capitol Hill
Q: What are the specific HPNA policies we need to know about and how do we get involved?
HPNA has a three-bucket policy framework: strengthening the nursing workforce; improving patient access to quality hospice and palliative care (including telehealth flexibilities and education); and supporting research and Title 8/NINR funding. Listeners can join the Advocacy Network, sign up for updates, and participate in calls to action like co-sponsoring Title VIII reauthorization.
Ep. 47 - HPNA in DC - Advocacy on Capitol Hill
Q: Sarah, define advocacy. What does it look like on a day-to-day basis?
Advocacy is part of a nurse's daily work; it involves telling your clinical story to policy makers, engaging with legislators, and using tools like an Advocacy Network to communicate and influence decisions that affect patient care.

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A practical, practitioner-focused series exploring hospice and palliative care from front-line nursing to policy and education. Episodes frequently center on building innovative care models, educating the next generation of nurses, advocacy, and how to navigate ethical, emotional, and logistical challenges in end-of-life care. Notable strengths include deep dives from HPNA members and allied professionals, integration of research and real-world practice, and episodes that spotlight both patient-centered care and system-level improvements. A strong fit for listeners who want actionable insights, leadership perspectives, and opportunities to connect with educational and policy-driven palliative care work.

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Recent guests on Palliative Perspective Podcast include:

1. Julie Thurston
2. Betty Ferrell
3. Djenie Helne
4. Barry Koch
5. Jason Zamer
6. Angela Novas
7. Linda Blum
8. Jillian Russell

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