Steven Pantilat's guest appearances

Steven Pantilat

Outcomes Rocket

Inside Journey

Addendum Marianopolis

Jim Rickards

Tiffany Shlain

David Klein

Judson Brewer

Larry Diamond

Brad Marsh

Richard Branson

John Lee Dumas

Michael Walsh

Matt Schwartz

Emma Goodman

Deborah Gordon

David Bach

Nathan Jones

Scott Whyte

OwlTail

Today, Addendum is very happy to bring you Dr. Steven Pantilat! He is the Kates-Burnard and Hellman Distinguished Professor in Palliative Care. He is internationally renowned in Palliative Care and is the prolific author of over 120 peer-reviewed papers. He is the inaugural Chief at the University of California San Francisco’s Division of Palliative Medicine. Additionally, he and his UCSF team have appeared in Netflix’s documentary, “End Game.”

Today, Addendum is very happy to bring you Dr. Steven Pantilat! He is the Kates-Burnard and Hellman Distinguished Professor in Palliative Care. He is internationally renowned in Palliative Care and is the prolific author of over 120 peer-reviewed papers. He is the inaugural Chief at the University of California San Francisco’s Division of Palliative Medicine. Additionally, he and his UCSF team have appeared in Netflix’s documentary, “End Game.”

Palliative Care -- Dr. Steven Pantilat

For many of us, thinking about our own death is too daunting, so we turn away. Yet embracing our mortality can help us create more meaning and purpose in our lives and cause us to explore questions like… What do I most hope for? What’s most important to me? What is the legacy I want to leave behind? These are some of the questions that our wise guest, Dr. Steven Pantilat, founding director of the UCSF Palliative Care program, asks his patients on a daily basis. In this interview, Dr. Pantilat talks about what it’s like to deliver the devastating news of a terminal diagnosis while holding the space for people to process. He talks about how to find hope, even in the most dire of circumstances. We explore the power of gratitude, our relationship with denial and the big questions to ask yourself when planning for the future. No matter your situation, our hope is that this conversation will broaden your perspective and inspire you to get moving on what is most important to you.

For many of us, thinking about our own death is too daunting, so we turn away. Yet embracing our mortality can help us create more meaning and purpose in our lives and cause us to explore questions like… What do I most hope for? What’s most important to me? What is the legacy I want to leave behind? These are some of the questions that our wise guest, Dr. Steven Pantilat, founding director of the UCSF Palliative Care program, asks his patients on a daily basis. In this interview, Dr. Pantilat talks about what it’s like to deliver the devastating news of a terminal diagnosis while holding the space for people to process. He talks about how to find hope, even in the most dire of circumstances. We explore the power of gratitude, our relationship with denial and the big questions to ask yourself when planning for the future. No matter your situation, our hope is that this conversation will broaden your perspective and inspire you to get moving on what is most important to you.

Embracing our mortality to create more purpose and meaning in life- Our Conversation with Dr. Steven Pantilat

Giving Palliative Care a New Meaning with Steven Pantilat, Chief, Division of Palliative Medicine at UCSF