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from two other physicians who actually have the knowledge and skills to care for people with advanced andumplex illness. that is to say geriatricians and given that all three of us are board certified geriatricians that it's probably about -- you know, a tenth of the nation's supply of geriatricians -- [laughter] >> are here today and so maybe we should actually be going out and taking care of patients. it would be better. that is an even more of an endangered species than primary care in the united states for all the same reasons. it's very difficult to do. very challenging and undervalued and underrewarded and needs better systems of car. -- care. it's also important to recognize that taking care of patients who as susan mentioned are going to die, as all of us are going to die, usually means you don't know which patients are going to die and you take care of people because you want their care to be personalized to what they want, to what their values are and to improving their quality of life for every day that they have left, every week, every month, however long that might be. so it's

from two other physicians who actually have the knowledge and skills to care for people with advanced andumplex illness. that is to say geriatricians and given that all three of us are board certified geriatricians that it's probably about -- you know, a tenth of the nation's supply of geriatricians -- [laughter] >> are here today and so maybe we should actually be going out and taking care of patients. it would be better. that is an even more of an endangered species than primary care in the united states for all the same reasons. it's very difficult to do. very challenging and undervalued and underrewarded and needs better systems of car. -- care. it's also important to recognize that taking care of patients who as susan mentioned are going to die, as all of us are going to die, usually means you don't know which patients are going to die and you take care of people because you want their care to be personalized to what they want, to what their values are and to improving their quality of life for every day that they have left, every week, every month, however long that might be. so it's

from two other physicians who actually have the knowledge and skills to care for people with advanced anduplex illness. that is to say geriatricians and given that all three of us are board certified geriatricians that it's probably about -- you know, a tenth of the nation's supply of geriatricians -- [laughter] >> are here today and so maybe we should actually be going out and taking care of patients. it would be better. that is an even more of an endangered species than primary care in the united states for all the same reasons. it's very difficult to do. very challenging and undervalued and underrewarded and needs better systems of car. -- care. it's also important to recognize that taking care of patients who as susan mentioned are going to die, as all of us are going to die, usually means you don't know which patients are going to die and you take care of people because you want their care to be personalized to what they want, to what their values are and to improving their quality of life for every day that they have left, every week, every month, however long that might be. so it's