Eric Krakauer

Eric Lewis Krakauer, M.D, PhD

Associate Professor of Medicine; Associate Professor of Global Health and Social Medicine

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(617) 432-2567

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Research

Dr. Krakauer, assistant professor medicine at Massachusetts General Hospital and assistant professor of global health and social medicine at Harvard Medical School, researches the palliative care needs of poor and marginalized populations; clinical and ethical issues in end-of-life care; and continuing medical education in Vietnam.

Publications

End-of-life care across the world: a global moral failing.

Eric Lewis Krakauer, M.D, PhD

Lancet (London, England), July 30, 2016

Krakauer EL, Rajagopal MR

Link to abstract on PubMed

Surgical palliative care in resource-limited settings.

Paul Edward Farmer, MD, PhD, James C. Cusack Jr., MD, Eric Lewis Krakauer, M.D, PhD, Lawrence Nathan Shulman, MD

Lancet (London, England), April 27, 2015

Riesel JN, Mandigo M, Gillies R, Damuse R, Farmer PE, Cusack JC, Krakauer EL, Shulman LN

Link to abstract on PubMed

Putting palliative care on the global health agenda.

Eric Lewis Krakauer, M.D, PhD

The Lancet. Oncology, February 1, 2015

Powell RA, Mwangi-Powell FN, Radbruch L, Yamey G, Krakauer EL, Spence D, Ali Z, Baxter S, De Lima L, Xhixha A, Rajagopal MR, Knaul F

Link to abstract on PubMed

Toward safe accessibility of opioid pain medicines in Vietnam and other developing countries: a balanced policy method.

Eric Lewis Krakauer, M.D, PhD

Journal of pain and symptom management, December 15, 2014

Krakauer EL, Nguyen TP, Husain SA, Nguyen TH, Joranson DE, Luong NK, Maurer MA

Link to abstract on PubMed

Assessing and responding to palliative care needs in rural sub-Saharan Africa: results from a model intervention and situation analysis in Malawi.

Eric Lewis Krakauer, M.D, PhD

PloS one, October 14, 2014

Herce ME, Elmore SN, Kalanga N, Keck JW, Wroe EB, Phiri A, Mayfield A, Chingoli F, Beste JA, Tengatenga L, Bazile J, Krakauer EL, Rigodon J

Link to abstract on PubMed

Experience with a hospital policy on not offering cardiopulmonary resuscitation when believed more harmful than beneficial.

Eric Lewis Krakauer, M.D, PhD

Journal of critical care, October 8, 2014

Courtwright AM, Brackett S, Cadge W, Krakauer EL, Robinson EM

Link to abstract on PubMed

Opioid availability and palliative care in Nepal: influence of an international pain policy fellowship.

Eric Lewis Krakauer, M.D, PhD

Journal of pain and symptom management, April 21, 2014

Paudel BD, Ryan KM, Brown MS, Krakauer EL, Rajagopal MR, Maurer MA, Cleary JF

Link to abstract on PubMed

The changing composition of a hospital ethics committee: a tertiary care center's experience.

Eric Lewis Krakauer, M.D, PhD

HEC forum : an interdisciplinary journal on hospitals' ethical and legal issues, March 1, 2014

Courtwright A, Brackett S, Cist A, Cremens MC, Krakauer EL, Robinson EM

Link to abstract on PubMed

Global framework for noncommunicable diseases: how can we monitor palliative care?

Eric Lewis Krakauer, M.D, PhD

Journal of palliative medicine, December 20, 2012

De Lima L, Wenk R, Krakauer E, Ferris F, Bennett M, Murray S, Bruera E, Radbruch L

Link to abstract on PubMed

Time to revise the approach to determining cardiopulmonary resuscitation status.

Eric Lewis Krakauer, M.D, PhD

JAMA, March 7, 2012

Blinderman CD, Krakauer EL, Solomon MZ

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Department of Medicine, Massachusetts General Hospital

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End-of-life care across the world: a global moral failing.

Surgical palliative care in resource-limited settings.

Putting palliative care on the global health agenda.

Toward safe accessibility of opioid pain medicines in Vietnam and other developing countries: a balanced policy method.

Assessing and responding to palliative care needs in rural sub-Saharan Africa: results from a model intervention and situation analysis in Malawi.

Experience with a hospital policy on not offering cardiopulmonary resuscitation when believed more harmful than beneficial.

Opioid availability and palliative care in Nepal: influence of an international pain policy fellowship.

The changing composition of a hospital ethics committee: a tertiary care center's experience.

Global framework for noncommunicable diseases: how can we monitor palliative care?

Time to revise the approach to determining cardiopulmonary resuscitation status.