The Serious Illness Conversation Guide in real conversations · palliative teaching · Dr. Michael Shi

▶ Next: When a patient asks about MAID: real conversations · palliative teaching · Dr. Michael Shin    • When a patient asks about MAID: real conve...   · ▶ Play all:    • What is palliative care? What the team doe...   The 2023 Serious Illness Conversation Guide, section by section, in its own words: set up, assess, share (one prognostic frame, then silence), explore, close. Six fictional role-played scenes; one goes wrong first, an ad-libbed leading question, then the redo as written. Then three out-loud practice moments and a one-page card. ▶ The page, with the printable card and the four short songs: https://library.maitrib.ca/atrium/med... 0:00 Cold open: "Is it even still worth it?" 0:31 Five sections: The 2023 guide, in brief 1:17 Scene 1 · "Would this be ok?" 1:46 Scene 2 · What she understands 2:28 Scene 3 · One frame 3:27 Scene 4 · What matters 4:26 Scene 5 · The close 5:16 Scene 6 · When it goes wrong 6:10 Your turn: three practice moments 7:48 Your one-page card 8:02 Sources and credits Tone: clear and tender. Prognosis spoken plainly, never printed; no jokes or effects, soft piano under the narrator only, real silence after the time frame. SOURCES Serious Illness Conversation Guide 2023, © 2015–2023 Ariadne Labs: A Joint Center for Health Systems Innovation (ariadnelabs.org), in collaboration with Dana-Farber Cancer Institute. Licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0. Ariadne Labs Reference Guide for Clinicians: use the language as written. This material has been modified by Dr. Michael Shin. Not reviewed or endorsed by Ariadne Labs. This video is shared under the same licence (CC BY-NC-SA 4.0). Every scene is fictional; no real patients. Teaching, not medical advice. Voices: ElevenLabs (AI). Pictures: Gemini (AI). Made with AI assistance (Claude). Creative direction by Dr. Michael Shin Clinical review by Dr. Michael Shin: pending MaitriB · Michael Shin