The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center Updates in Hospice and Palliative Care and Intensive Physician Board Review 2025

The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center Updates in Hospice and Palliative Care and Intensive Physician Board Review 2025

Introduction

MD Anderson Hospice and Palliative Care Board Review 2025 concerns serious-illness care and physician examination preparation. The original virtual program ran September 16–18, 2025. This store listing is for digital study files, not registration with MD Anderson.

Files Included

Store-listed inventory: 37 videos, 37 VTT subtitle files and 40 PDFs, totaling 12.54 GB. These counts, formats and completeness have not been independently verified against the delivered folder. Confirm the file list before purchase.

What Participants Will Learn

The official program addresses symptom relief, communication and medical, legal and spiritual issues near the end of life. Its board-review purpose does not guarantee an examination result or replace clinical supervision.

Program Overview

The published agenda combines pain and symptom review with ethical decisions, prognosis, hospice care, and pediatric and older-adult considerations. Additional recorded topics address ICU care, medication interactions, oncology treatment effects and professional practice.

Purchase and Access Limits

Study-file delivery does not include an MD Anderson account, live participation, CME/MOC credit or a certificate. Do not assume that a publisher question bank or ABIM resource is supplied unless the exact file is confirmed in the store inventory. Publisher portal features and access periods are separate from this store purchase.

Who Should Take This Course

For clinicians studying hospice and palliative medicine and physicians reviewing for the HPM examination. Review the listed topics against your learning needs and confirm file availability before ordering.

Official Program References

See the official 2025 program and schedule and the publisher’s syllabus and video offering. These verify the original program, not the contents of the store-delivered folder.

Store-Listed Topic Index

The following index is retained from the store listing for comparison with the supplied files. It is not a guarantee that every listed recording, discussion or accompanying resource is included.

1. Adjuvants for Pain Management

2. Cachexia

3. Cancer Treatment Toxicities- Chemotherapy, Radiation Therapy, Targeted Therapy, and Immunotherapy – Sonal Admane, MD

4. Challenging Conversations in Palliative Care

5. Delirium, and Opioid-Induced Neurotoxicity

6. Disease Specific Palliative Care I- Cardiac and Renal

7. Disease Specific Palliative Care II- Neurological, AIDS

8. Dyspnea and Cough

9. Ethical and Legal Decision Making

10. Fatigue

11. Geriatric Palliative Care

12. Grief & Bereavement

13. ICU II; and Ventilator Weaning – Kevin Madden, MD

14. Integrative Approaches to Manage Pain – Larry Driver, MD

15. Interdisciplinary team, Professionalism, Quality Improvement, Compliance, and Burnout – Suresh Reddy, MD

16. Interventions for the Management of Cancer Pain

17. Lunch- Meet the Professor – 01

18. Lunch- Meet the Professor- Pain Management and Opioid Case Discussions

19. Lunch- Meet the Professor

20. Management of Anxiety-Depression at the End-of-Life

21. Medicare Hospice Benefit

22. Medication Interactions – Matthew Clark, PharmD

23. Nausea-Constipation-Bowel Obstruction

24. Opioid Rotation

25. Opioid Safety, Non-Medical Opioid Use, and Risk Mitigation Strategies – Joseph Arthur MD

26. Opioids for Pain Management

27. Pain- Assessment and Principles

28. Palliative Care Emergencies

29. Palliative Care in the ICU – Kevin Madden, MD

30. Palliative Care in the Last Week of Life

31. Pediatric Palliative Care II – Kevin Madden, MD

32. Pediatric Palliative Care

33. Prognostication

34. Sleep Disturbance – Sriram Yennu MD

35. Spiritual Care

36. Welcome Introduction and General Overview of Course- How to Take the Exam

37. Wound Care-Pressure — Ulcers-Pruritis-Xerostomia