What Do Patients Need When The Cancer Prognosis Changes? | Michele Neskey, PA-C

You can study medicine for years and still feel unprepared for the moment you deliver news that changes someone’s life, then immediately have to walk into the next room and do it all again. That emotional handoff is one of the most invisible skills in healthcare, and it’s exactly what we unpack with Michelle Nesky, The Posh PA, who has spent more than 20 years as a physician assistant in oncology. We get practical about what oncology care really looks like: the difference between medical onc...