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CALMER and SHARE: Components of palliative care discussions with COVID-19 patients

CALMER and SHARE: Components of palliative care discussions with COVID-19 patients
CALMER: A talking map for COVID-related proactive planning
Check in
Take a deep breath (yourself!)
"How are you doing with all this?" (Take their emotional temperature.)
Ask about COVID
"What have you been thinking about COVID and your situation?" (Just listen.)
Lay out issues
"Here is something I want us to be prepared for."/"You mentioned COVID. I agree."
"Is there anything you want us to know if you have COVID/if your COVID gets really bad?"
Motivate them to choose a proxy and talk about what matters
"If things took a turn for the worse, what you say now can help your family/loved ones."
"Who is your backup person – who helps us make decisions if you can't speak? Who else?" (Having 2 backup people is best.)
"We're in an extraordinary situation. Given that, what matters to you? About any part of your life? About your health care?"
Make a recommendation – if they would be able to hear it
"Based on what I've heard, I'd recommend [this]. What do you think?"
Expect emotion
Watch for this – acknowledge at any point
"This can be hard to think about."
Record the discussion
Any documentation – even brief – will help your colleagues and your patient
"I'll write what you said in the chart. It's really helpful, thank you."
SHARE: A talking map for explaining resource allocation
Show the guideline
"Here's what our institution/system/region is doing for patients with this condition." (Start the part directly relevant to that person.)
Headline what it means for the patient's care
"So for you, what this means is that we care for you on the floor and do everything we can to help you feel better and fight this illness. What we won't do is transfer you to the ICU or do CPR if your heart stops." (Note that you talk about what you will do first, then what you won't do.)
Affirm the care you will provide
"We will be doing [the care plan], and we hope you will recover."
Respond to emotion
"I can see that you are concerned."
Emphasize that the same rules apply to everyone
"We are using the same rules with every other patient in this hospital/system/institution. We are not singling you out."
COVID: COVID-19 (coronavirus disease 2019); ICU: intensive care unit; CPR: cardiopulmonary resuscitation.
Reproduced with permission from: COVID Ready Communication Playbook. Copyright © 2020 VitalTalk. Available at: https://www.vitaltalk.org/guides/covid-19-communication-skills/ (Accessed on May 3, 2020).
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