#124 The Waiting Room Revolution workbook: an update with Dr Hsien Seow & Dr Sammy Winemaker
In this episode it is my pleasure to catch up with Drs Sammy Winemaker and Hsien Seow. We begin by reflecting with such fond memories of meeting in person for the Advance Care Planning Conference and UK Book Tour last year, before I find out, hot off the press information, about their new workbook.
The Hope for the Best Plan for the Rest workbook is the latest tool following on from their tremendously successful podcast and book of the same name. Listen to find out how the workbook can help people have a better illness experience and find out how you can access resources, including the workshop in a box.
Key messages
Sammy describes the evolution of the Waiting Room Revolution from podcast to workbook
Hsien & Sammy describe the 7 keys to navigating a serious illness
We explore what the Hope for the Best Plan for the Rest Workbook, identifying the key messages in each section
Hsien explains the concept of the Workshop in a Box
The launch date for the Workshop in a Box is scheduled for 1.4.2025
Sammy explains the story behind Illness Roadmaps
Resource
Find out more about the Waiting Room Revolution
Buy the Hope for the Best Plan for the Rest book
Listen to Season 1 of the podcasts to learn about the 7 keys
Listen to earlier podcasts with Hsien & Sammy:
The Waiting Room Revolution with Dr. Hsien Seow and Dr. Samantha Winemaker
The Waiting Room Revolution S7: Episode 81: Clare Fuller
Find out more about the Advance Care Plan Day 2025 - you can access the information from ACP Day 2024 and reserve your tickets for 2025
Bio
Dr. Hsien Seow, PhD
He is the Canada Research Chair in Palliative Care and Health System Innovation and a professor in the Department of Oncology at McMaster University. He publishes health care research focused on improving the patient and family experience for those facing serious illness. He is the co-author of The Tao of Innovation: Nine Questions Every Innovator Must Answer.
Dr. Samantha Winemaker, MD
She is a palliative care physician who cares for patients with serious illness and their families in the home. She is a clinical professor at McMaster University in the Department of Family Medicine, Division of Palliative Care. She has won numerous awards for her leadership and palliative care education for health care professionals.
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Thanks to all my guests for working with me to share their knowledge, experience and stories about Advance Care Planning. I hope you enjoyed listening and have insights to take away; I love hearing your reflections on the series and look forward to reviews on Spotify where you can also subscribe to the series.
Clare
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