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A personal journey through hospital-acquired psychosis [PODCAST]

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Join us for a touching and insightful episode with Natasha Khalid, a geriatrics fellow, as she shares her personal experience of dealing with ICU psychosis in a loved one. Natasha takes us on a journey through her grandmother’s story of battling Parkinson’s and intestinal obstruction, and her descent into hospital-acquired psychosis. Explore the emotional toll this experience has had on Natasha, as she reflects on the power of memories and the importance of cherishing moments with loved ones. Discover the unique perspective that this experience has given Natasha as a doctor and how it has influenced her approach to patients dealing with similar conditions.

Natasha Khalid is a geriatrics fellow.

She shares her story and discusses her KevinMD article, “Remembering my grandmother in the ICU.”

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