Geriatric Cardiology 2023 welcomes members, arbitrators, and exhibitors from wherever all through the world. We are satisfied to invite every one of you to visit and enlist for the "10th International Conference on Geriatric Cardiology, Cardiovascular Diseases and Palliative Care and Geriatric Care" which will be held tight July 21-22, 2023 Budapest, Hungary. Geriatric Cardiology 2023 has been organized in an interdisciplinary manner with countless tracks to peruse each part and allows you an original opportunity to get along with associates from the two Companies and Industries. We heartily welcome each person to come to oblige us at our event and make it compelling by your advantage. It is our conviction framework to convey most outrageous show to our members, so we guarantee the event is a blend which spreads specialists, for instance, Cardiologists, specialists, Industrialists, Nurses, Researchers, Medical Students, Healthcare Professionals from the insightful local area and industry making the Geriatric Cardiology 2023 social affair an optimal stage.The gathering will be figured out around the Theme "Getting Older with the Healthy Heart". We will most likely pass on an extraordinary program which covers the entire scope of examination and advancements in Cardiology and Interventional Cardiology care and offers the complex experiences of various treatment techniques.

Read on geriatriccardiology.cardiologymeeting.com

On Friday, June 16, 2023, the 17th Annual Pain & Palliative Care Conference will bring together physicians, nurses, social workers, chaplains and healthcare professionals to share research and clinical best practices to advance the field of palliative care and improve care for patients with serious illnesses and their loved ones.

Read on cancer.northwestern.edu

Mayo Clinic's Updates in Palliative Care is a multidisciplinary CME course designed to build and enhance your palliative care knowledge. Experts from the Mayo Clinic Center for Palliative Care provide clinically relevant pearls for palliative care providers and clinicians from primary care, hematology/oncology, hospital medicine, critical care and related specialties. If you care for patients with serious illness and are looking to broaden your skills beyond the basics, this is the course for you.

Read on ce.mayo.edu

NHPCO is committed to supporting hospice and palliative care providers in continuous quality and performance improvement activities supporting safe, effective, and timely care outcomes for patients and families. That is why the 2023 Virtual Interdisciplinary Conference will focus on quality and safety. The Conference Planning Committee crafted a program to advance the knowledge, competence, and performance of hospice and palliative care teams and individuals. During IDC2023, interdisciplinary team members from across the country will convene around quality and safety issues. This is your opportunity to tap into a national discussion. Join your fellow hospice and palliative care interdisciplinary teams virtually in April to lead, inspire, and impact new possibilities in delivering care. Together, we can achieve results to improve performance.

Read on nhpco.org

The Palliative Care Conference will welcome c-suite, sales, marketing, and operations executives in hospices, health systems, insurers, and pharmaceutical companies. This event also attracts professionals supporting the industry such as finance, M&A, consultants, and more. Attendees can expect an educational and deal-making environment to network and connect with new and existing clients in the industry.

Who can you expect to meet at the Palliative Care Conference:

• Palliative Care program executives
• Payers, hospitals & health system executives
• Clinical & compliance executives
• Sales & marketing executives
• Care coordinators, physicians and nurses
• Technology providers
• Other industry suppliers and service providers

Read on hospicenews.com

The Association for Palliative Medicine of Great Britain and Ireland (APM) hosted the Palliative Care Congress in March 2022. PCC events attract over 500 delegates from around the world from a diverse multidisciplinary background. Recovering is a process which is going to take time, I get that, I hope this conference has helped us along the way of recovery. I am so so glad to have an in-person conference again. I know covid rates are high and this was a tough gig but I believe it has helped us all heal, repair and recover that wee bit, just by simply you all being here.

Rebounding, yes we are rebounding, we have heard we are now a core specialty, spotlighted and seen, front and centre, we have this ever increasing responsibility now. We are not hidden, but people are looking to our lead. We have heard about compassionate communities, public health, Future care planning, we are in the media, in the papers and on the radio, reassuring and increasing the understanding of dying, and the wider palliative and supportive care ethos and aims.

And we are re-inventing, we have new services, new models of care, new research and evidence shared, looking after new illnesses as medical progress means folk who otherwise wouldn’t have now lived so much longer. We are researching more, learning more than ever, we are updated in our medicine and ever humbly improving our tender conversations.

Read on pccongress.org.uk

COVID-19 has made an indelible mark on palliative care—and indeed on all of health care. As we look toward 2023, how should we synthesize our combined experiences of the pandemic? What is the state of our field, from our teams and services to the overall growth trajectory of palliative care? What is next in our movement within U.S. health care? How do we address the exhaustion and moral distress caused by COVID, while nourishing the passion for improving the patient and caregiver experiences that brought us to this work in the first place? How does this moment compare with other turning points in the history of our field? Join CAPC CEO, Brynn Bowman, MPA, and Diane E. Meier, MD, founder, director emerita, and strategic medical advisor to CAPC, as they share their observations, insights, and outlook on palliative care and CAPC’s focus for 2023.

Read on capc.org

Scientex Conference, known for its unrivalled hospitality and position at the epicenter of vitality, cordially invites all attendees from across the world to our "Annual Summit on Palliative Care", which will focus on the theme: "In the realm of science, seeking for patient care”. Palliative Care Conference has been well specialized in providing you with an opportunity to engage with people from all over the world who have committed their professional lives to helping hospice patients heal and return to their most happy lives. Palliative care 2022 conference is going Hybrid! As some attendees may not be able to fly due to the pandemic or its economic impacts, there will be both an in-person and virtual conference. It provides excellent learning opportunities, and attendees will have the opportunity to share ideas at the summit. There are several topics to address, including the following. Palliative and Hospice Care, Palliative care and Curative care, Neonatal and maternal, Bereavement, Grief and Loss, Pediatric Palliative Care, Midwifery, Palliative Care in Oncology, Palliative Care for Different Diseases etc,.

Read on palliativecare.scientexconference.com                                

This one-day course for HELP partners provides Health and Social Care Assistants working in Care Homes with the essential building blocks to support residents and their families at the end of life. This one-day course for HELP partners provides Health and Social Care Assistants working in Care Homes with the essential building blocks to support residents and their families at the end of life. You will explore barriers and difficulties that may be encountered at a personal and professional level, as well as learning more about your role in supporting residents with pain and other symptoms whilst promoting dignity at end of life.

Read on stchristophers.org.uk

Clinicians from diverse disciplines, specialties, and settings care for people with serious illness every day—but many feel unprepared to provide their patients with pain and symptom management, communication, and more, which all people with serious illness deserve. In this webinar, Drs. Wendy Anderson, Carin van Zyl, and Julie Freedman will share their experiences implementing palliative care into a range of settings and specialties in health care systems in the state of California. They will discuss collaborations between palliative care and partner service lines (e.g., primary care, radiation oncology) to identify gaps in the care of people with serious illness; corresponding interventions to close these gaps including pain and symptom management, advance care planning, and goals of care conversations; and key project outcomes.

Participants will learn how to plan and implement palliative care partnerships to improve the care of people with serious illness, and how to access free tools available from the California Health Care Foundation (CHCF) to support these efforts. By the end of the session, participants will be able to describe a range of opportunities, a needs assessment process, and more.

Read on capc.org

End-stage liver disease (ESLD) is a serious illness marked by significant morbidity and mortality, with a median survival of two years without liver transplantation. Many people first learn of their diagnosis during an acute index hospitalization for debilitating complications of liver failure, such as jaundice, ascites, hepatic encephalopathy, and variceal hemorrhage. Patients who survive this hospitalization are vulnerable—they often have limited prognostic understanding and face social stigma due to their liver disease. It is rare that they experience the engagement of palliative care.

Read on capc.org

In this webinar, presenters will share specific and practical guidance on how pediatric palliative care teams can navigate concurrent care hospice billing. Guidance will also be provided on how concurrent care has been executed in several different states, and how to advocate for effective implementation of concurrent care legislation. Finally, presenters will highlight CAPC’s new Pediatric Palliative Care: Billing and Business Planning toolkit, which will include resources for budgeting and financial management for pediatric palliative care teams.

Read on capc.org

We would like to express our sincere thanks towards the Moderators, Speakers, Keynote Speakers, Organizing Committee Members, Attendees, Guests for his or her stimulating speeches and for creating Palliative Nursing 2022 a fruitful and unforgettable event. Pulsus hosted International Conference on Palliative Care during June 21, 2022 at Virtual/ Webinar based on the theme “A Step towards Improving the Quality of Health in Palliative Care & Hospice Nursing”.

Palliative 2022 was marked with multiple sessions, keynote displays and panel discussions. We have a tendency to received active participation and generous response from organizing committee members, scientists, young and sensible researchers, business delegates and proficient communities who done this conference collectively of the foremost roaring and productive events in 2022 from Pulsus.

Read on palliativenursing.pulsusconference.com

The 24th Hospice NZ Palliative Care Conference is the premier New Zealand based conference on the 2022 calendar. This is your opportunity to hear from top international and New Zealand based speakers, network with over 300 palliative care professionals from a range of disciplines. The conference will be strategic, practical and forward thinking. International and local leaders in the field of palliative care will share their knowledge with us over the three days conference, focusing on innovative clinical developments, best practice, education and research.

Read on hospice.org.nz

Learn about the innovative occupational therapy program at Providence Hospice Ministries in Washington state. The faculty will share the benefits of having an occupational therapist as part of the hospice interdisciplinary team and referring patients to therapy. Faculty will provide practical tips on how Providence Hospice approaches therapy for other programs can emulate it.

Learning Outcomes:

• Describe the Medicare Condition of Payment for of hospices to provide rehabilitation therapy services.
• Evaluate the benefits of employing rehabilitation therapists as part of the hospice interdisciplinary team versus contracting these services.
• Illustrate the role and benefits of occupational therapy in end-of-life care.

Read on nhpco.org

Palliative Care in NSW has received more investment and government support in recent times than at any time we can remember. We have ridden many ‘waves of change’ over the past 40 years or so, which we acknowledged and celebrated as best we could during our 40th anniversary year in 2021.  This year, it is with the benefit of maturity as an organisaton that we confidently work together to help shape the future of  Palliative Care in NSW. The organising committee’s choice of  theme, Facing the Future Together, offers delegates the chance to really challenge themselves and their practice by looking to the future. We encourage delegates to envisage how technology, collaboration, communities, environment and policy will change the way we engage in end of life care more broadly in the years to come.

Read on pcnsw2022.com.au

The UBC Division of Palliative Care invites you to this year’s virtual CME Day, “Back to the Future: Essentials of Modern Palliative Medicine”, aiming to enhance your practice when caring for patients with palliative care needs. We have a multidisciplinary lineup of speakers presenting a wide range of topics, from evidence-based opioid conversions to the delivery of palliative care to First Nations communities in BC. 

Read on ubccpd.ca

Providing pediatric palliative and hospice care in states and rural areas without established pediatric teams can be challenging. Join us for a unique learning session to review how one program’s journey started within an adult hospice and developed into a statewide program. We will discuss many challenges including staffing, geography, and growth. 

Learning Outcomes:
At the completion of this webinar, participants will be able to:

• Understand a unique pediatric care delivery model serving the child and family across the continuum
• Define unique challenges to delivering pediatric care within an adult care model
• Review approaches to support adult staff caring for pediatric patients

Read on nhpco.org

For patients with advanced cancer, services such as palliative care, psycho-oncology, and integrative oncology can address many common symptoms and improve quality of life. Even though these services improve outcomes, access to them is limited in many health systems. In this Master Clinician session, Drs. Stephanie Cheng and Neha G. Goyal will describe how telehealth group medical visits (“group visits”) are a potential answer to expand access to these services. Group visits combine medical care, health education, and peer support.

Read on capc.org

Moving Forward in Palliative Medicine Join us in Edinburgh this year. Strathcarron Hospice is delighted to be hosting its 10th Annual Conference in Edinburgh from 20th – 21st October 2022. This is event attracts over 180 delegates from the UK and beyond from a diverse multidisciplinary background. After a two-year break, we’re really looking forward to meeting in person again.

Read on strathcarronhospice.net

Why Attend:

• to share experiences and exchange ideas with fellow palliative caregivers from 60 countries, representing all disciplines – nurses, physicians, social workers, researchers, educators, administrators, pharmacists, physical and occupational therapists, music and art therapists, psychologists, psychotherapists, pastoral caregivers, volunteers…
• to meet trail blazers and innovators from around the world
• the in-depth workshops and seminars covering all aspects of end-of-life care
• the opportunities for thoughtful interaction
• the 3 Rs: Re-energize, Rejuvenate, Replenish

Read on pal2022.com

This insightful webinar will unpack the recent trends and developments, including the increased interest in joint ventures, mergers and acquisitions, current CMS-sponsored service opportunities, and legislation. Starting non-hospice palliative care programs remains a hot topic for agencies nationwide.

Read on hospice.eewebinarnetwork.com

World Hospice and Palliative Care Day takes place on October 9 with the goal of improving the quality of life for people affected by serious health problems. Those that have life-limiting illnesses have the right to be cared for in the way that best suits their needs and this holiday emphasizes that. It draws attention to that belief in a myriad of ways; one of which is that every second year, a wave of concerts known as Voices for Hospices takes place to entertain and spread joy.

Read on nationaltoday.com

Wound care management and holistic symptom control at the end of life. 

Objectives:

• Definitions and concepts relating to fungating/malignant wounds
• Management of common symptoms related to wounds that don’t heal
• How to take a holistic approach to caring for patients with palliative wounds
• Participants will receive a certificate of attendance

Read on stchristophers.org.uk

Access to palliative care is a right to the highest standard of health and an integral component of universal health coverage for patients with cancer and other serious illnesses. This innovative 2-day virtual conference is a U.S.-based “coming together” that strives to foster community building and wisdom sharing. A multidisciplinary group of palliative care leaders at the forefront of research, policy, and clinical practice will present on diverse topics, including dignity in care, racism and structural discrimination, and care for historically excluded populations.

Condensed over two half-days, this year’s program includes:

• Special breakout sessions will include experts on moral suffering and burnout, prison palliative care, opioid use disorder, and medical aid in dying (selection made at registration).
• A highlight of this meeting will be a session on the patient experience and a dedicated session on the caregiver experience.
• A special Schwartz Rounds will facilitate a case-based open and honest discussion on the social and emotional issues health care workers face while caring for patients and families.
• Updates will be provided from the Lancet Commission on Global Access to Palliative Care and Pain Relief and the Lancet Commission on the Value of Death.
• Participants will engage in discussions with interprofessional and internationally based presenters about the patient, family, and community implications for palliative care practice and scholarship.
• An overall theme to promote advocacy and leadership within the specialty will be featured throughout the meeting.

Read on mskcc.cloud-cme.com

Palliative Care 2022 conference will make the right platform for global networking because it brings together renowned speakers, researchers, business persons across the world to a most enjoyable and memorable scientific event crammed with much enlightening interactive sessions, world class exhibition and poster presentations. Palliative Care 2022 conference mainly aims in bringing Geriatricians, Gerontologists, Doctors, Professors, Social Workers, Palliative Care Specialists, Nurses, Health Care Administrators, Researchers and Students from round the world under one roof, where they discuss the research, achievements and advancements within the field of Geriatrics and Gerontology. The most objective of Palliative Care 2022 is to bring a top quality in geriatrics care also as general public to know, empathize and take prompt actions to assist old people across the world.

Read on advancepalliative.conferenceseries.com

This activity will address advanced supportive/palliative care topics. Professionals can expect an improvement of knowledge which includes the latest state-of-the-art advances in the field of palliative/ supportive care to support best and effective practices of supportive/palliative care medicine.
 

Objectives

• Provide effective communication with patients in the advanced stages of cancer or debilitating disease and provide quality End-of Life Care.
• Identify and interpret the moral and ethical dilemmas encountered in palliative care, incorporating supportive care strategies to improve patient care.
• Apply palliative care principals to life threatening disease in non-cancer patients.
• Practice state-of-the-art pain and symptom management for patients with advanced disease.

Read on mdanderson.cloud-cme.com

The conference will be organized by the End-of-Life Research Group of Vrije Universiteit Brussel & Ghent University and the EAPC Reference Group on Public Health & Palliative. There is increasing recognition that the challenges around serious illness, caregiving, dying and bereavement go beyond the scope of professional health care services. Promoting health and wellbeing in these domains entails societal and civic responses complementary to health service responses. For instance, governments, health and wellbeing organizations, workplaces, schools, churches, neighborhoods and health care services can collaborate to develop supportive social environments, policies, health services, skills and community action. In order to bring together the state of the art in science and practice of public health and palliative care, the international association Public Health Palliative Care International is organizing every second year a world congress and this will be the 7th conference.

Read on phpci.org

There is increasing recognition that the challenges around serious illness, caregiving, dying and bereavement go beyond the scope of professional health care services. Promoting health and wellbeing in these domains entails societal and civic responses complementary to health service responses. For instance, governments, health and wellbeing organizations, workplaces, schools, churches, neighborhoods and health care services can collaborate to develop supportive social environments, policies, health services, skills and community action. In order to bring together the state of the art in science and practice of public health and palliative care, the international association Public Health Palliative Care International is organizing every second year a world congress. 

The conference brings together leading innovators, researchers, practitioners, policy makers, representatives of civic society in the public health palliative care approach. There is a significantly growing body of evidence about public health approaches at the end of life and this conference signals a new era for international research and practice. The PHPCI2022 conference will provide a critical platform for sharing best-practice examples and evidence from research from around the world and across Europe.

Read on endoflifecare.be

oin your colleagues in person for the 2022 Palliative Care Conference to experience a unique blend of keynotes, educational sessions, and networking opportunities grounded in Palliative Care. Engage with colleagues from across the country as you learn about new approaches, successful models and innovations that will advance your professional skill set and help strengthen your organization. Western Canada’s largest accredited palliative care conference boasts a schedule of 4 keynotes speeches with 16 concurrent sessions to choose from over 2 days. Hear from leaders and peers in the industry as they share their knowledge, engage in conversation and explore the future of Palliative Care.

Read on palliativemanitoba.ca

The inaugural St Clare Hospice Palliative Care Conference takes place in-person in Wednesday 14th September 2022 in Hertfordshire’s premium venue – Manor of Groves Hotel. We look forward to welcoming healthcare and social care professionals and providers from across the country. Conference participants will have an opportunity to learn from experts across a broad range of disciplines and healthcare settings including; hospitals, community, care homes, and hospices. The conference will provide delegates with the latest evidence and experiences to overcome barriers and challenges the sector is facing, with thought-provoking discussions and innovative viewpoints. The conference includes networking and learning opportunities for all healthcare professionals.

Read on stclarehospice.org.uk

The inaugural St Clare Hospice Palliative Care Conference takes place in-person in September 2022. It is open to all healthcare and social care professionals and providers nationally. The conference is an opportunity to learn from experts across a broad range of disciplines and healthcare settings, including hospitals, community, care homes and hospices. As a result, the conference provides delegates with the latest evidence and experiences to overcome barriers and challenges the sector is facing. This conference provides networking and learning opportunities for all. Suited to anyone working in a palliative care environment, and those for whom end of life care is a consideration in their wider work. 

Read on stclarehospice.org.uk

4th Series of Palliative Care consists a blend of great scientists, honorable speakers, notable organizing committee members, young researchers, aid business associates, business delegates, people from academician, students in the fields of palliative care, hospice care & pain management.  Our motto of gathering the professionals is to provide a vast platform to share their innovative ideas through analysis talks, compressive lectures, symposia, workshops, invited sessions, oral & poster sessions of uninvited contributions. We hope that you use this chance to fortify the permanent association and spark with the new peer around the world.

Palliative Care 2022 is associate degree approach that improves the standard of lifetime of patients and their families facing the problems related to critical malady, through the hindrance and relief of agonizing by means that of early identification and impeccable assessment and treatment of pain and different issues, physical, psycho-social and religious. Palliative Care 2022 in the sphere of Palliative care gives an excellent place for clinicians, researchers, surgeons, Physicians and health practitioners similarly as industrial leaders to take part and contribute their views at this palliative care meeting. It is an honour to welcome all concerned people to go along with us at our occasion and create it more useful by your support. This event will probably convey an unprecedented program that screens the advancements in the palliative care, hospice nursing and pain management.

Read on palliative.alliedacademies.com

The conference theme "Better Care for All: Inclusivity, equity and collaboration" is an important theme for our time. It conveys the need to improve the care we all depend on through a more inclusive approach to palliative care that is reliably available when and where it is needed. Key elements of this theme are meeting the needs of broader populations, cultural competence, and meeting the personal and ethical challenges of working in this space. This includes specific focus on the needs of people who are neurodivergent, have an intellectual disability, have a mental illness are Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander or who live in rural or remote areas. We are pleased to welcome international and national speakers with decades of experience to support us in responding to this challenge.

Read on willorganise.eventsair.com

The conference theme, Palliative Care in a Pandemic, reflects both the current reality of palliative care provision on the continent, the experiences of patients and providers over the last 2 years and the projected risks of emerging infectious diseases in Africa in the future. This demands a great deal of preparedness and creativity to ensure that whatever happens, systems and services exist for all patients, young and old, male and female, rural and urban and their families continue to get palliative and comprehensive chronic care services for both communicable and non-communicable diseases. 

APCA conferences are renowned for being a very effective platform to share research findings, best practices, and the experiences of interdisciplinary teams of health workers, patients and their families and communities as well as a ground to anticipate emerging problems and design actions that ensure preparedness leading to uninterrupted palliative and comprehensive chronic care service provision. This conference will also highlight the resourcefulness that we will all need to draw on now and in the future to ensure uninterrupted access to palliative care in Africa and the world beyond.

Read on africanpalliativecare.org

We hope to offer many of the same presentations that we gathered in our earlier planning. We’ll work with proposers next year to rebuild a similar program. We are working now to return payments to ticket buyers and sponsors. We are grateful for your participation and support and look forward to hearing from you next year. In the mean time, stay safe.

Read on csusm.edu

NHS England’s new 2021 Ambitions for Palliative and End of Life Care set out the need for local organisations to develop integrated services that provide personalised end of life care. With Marie Curie’s 2021 End of Life Report finding that Covid-19 lead to an increase in deaths at home, community services have had to adapt and improve patient pathways and support to deliver effective palliative care to more people. Local services must now work in partnership to meet the needs of an increasing number of vulnerable people, ensuring that end of life care is accessible for those in hospital, care homes and in the community. Through joined-up working and developing staff teams to provide compassionate and personalised end of life care, the palliative care sector can continue to deliver exemplary support to all.

Join us at The Palliative and End of Life Care Conference 2022 to hear high level keynotes from leading experts, including insights into the new national framework for end-of-life care. A series of best practice case studies will provide practical guidance on how to ensure staff have the necessary skills to support patients at end of life, work effectively in partnership across local services, and provide personalised care in the community. You will also have the opportunity to network with senior colleagues across the palliative care sector, sharing key challenges and solutions.

Read on governmentevents.co.uk

Each year, the Judith Adele Agentis Charitable Foundation (JAACF) hosts a dinner event to benefit hospice and palliative care. Since 2013, more than 20,000 meals have been delivered by JAACF to families and staff at St. Luke’s Hospice. Additionally, JAACF has expanded its impact through scholarships to train and certify healthcare professionals in the speciality of palliative care.

Read on happeningnext.com

In this webinar, faculty will share their experience and the challenges of integrating outpatient telemedicine services in a palliative medicine inpatient practice. With advancing technology and easy access to information, people expect health care to be equally easy and accessible. Telemedicine allows clinicians to be in touch with the patients and to resolve complex issues through these interactions. This helps to improve patient outcomes, lower cost, and easily reach a community in their own setting. Come learn how one practitioner uses telehealth to improve the patient experience.

The webinar will conclude with an update on the omnibus spending package and the extension of the flexibility for hospices to use telehealth to meet the requirement for a face-to-face visit for recertification of eligibility for an additional 151 days after the end of the COVID-19 Public Health Emergency (PHE).

Read on nhpco.org

We would like to express our sincere thanks towards the Moderators, Speakers, Keynote Speakers, Organizing Committee Members, Attendees, Guests for his or her stimulating speeches and for creating Palliative Nursing 2022 a fruitful and unforgettable event. Pulsus hosted International Conference on Palliative Care during February 21- 22, 2022 at Virtual/ Webinar based on the theme “A Step towards Improving the Quality of Health in Palliative Care & Hospice Nursing”. Palliative 2022 was marked with multiple sessions, keynote displays and panel discussions. We have a tendency to received active participation and generous response from organizing committee members, scientists, young and sensible researchers, business delegates and proficient communities who done this conference collectively of the foremost roaring and productive events in 2022 from Pulsus. The Conference was started with a warm opening ceremony video. The proceedings went through interactive sessions and panel discussions headed by Honorable Moderator Gloria Escalona CEO, Nurse Consultant, USA for the Conference.

Read on palliativenursing.pulsusconference.com

On Thursday, June 16, 2022, the 16th Annual Pain & Palliative Care Conference will bring together physicians, nurses, social workers and healthcare professionals to share research and clinical best practices to advance the field of palliative care and improve care for patients with serious illnesses and their loved ones.

Topics

• KEYNOTE: Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Issues in Pain and Palliative Care
• Treatment of Terminal Secretions
• Endocrine Toxicities Associated with Immunotherapy
• Early Palliative Care for Patients with Heart Failure
• Decision Making in the Setting of Experimental Therapies
• The Challenges of Caregiving in the Home
• Crossing with Care: Clinician Self-Disclosure and the Relationship to Self-Care
  
  Read on cancer.northwestern.edu

After two years and three online congresses (one World Congress and two Research Congresses), it is our pleasure to announce that we are doing all the arrangements to have an in-person congress. The beautiful city of Rotterdam and the amazing convention centre De Doelen will welcome and host all of us in what it is expected to be a very exciting congress. Under the theme “Equity and Diversity in Palliative Care”, the 18th World Congress of the EAPC will draw attention to the utmost need and goal of creating equity of fair access, opportunity, and advancement in palliative care for all people in need of this care. Sometimes, diversity is used as a euphemism for “outside the majority” or “different from the dominant group”. Yet, as human beings, diversity is part of who we are. We are inherently diverse, and evidence shows that when reflecting on and discussing palliative care, there is no “one size fits all”. Promoting equity and taking diversity into account is therefore not only the theme of the 18th World Congress of the EAPC but should also be at the heart of palliative care practice, organisation, research, education, advocacy and policy.

Read on eapccongress.eu

6th International Conference on Palliative Care, Hospice, and Wellness during June 15-16, 2022 Budapest, Hungary. The distinguished conference will move forward on providing an additional layer of support to enhance Quality of Life & Wellness. Palliative Care 2022 conference will make the right platform for global networking because it brings together renowned speakers, researchers, business persons across the world to a most enjoyable and memorable scientific event crammed with much enlightening interactive sessions, world class exhibition and poster presentations. Palliative Care 2022 conference mainly aims in bringing Geriatricians, Gerontologists, Doctors, Professors, Social Workers, Palliative Care Specialists, Nurses, Health Care Administrators, Researchers and Students from round the world under one roof, where they discuss the research, achievements and advancements within the field of Geriatrics and Gerontology. The most objective of Palliative Care 2022 is to bring a top quality in geriatrics care also as general public to know, empathize and take prompt actions to assist old people across the world.

Read on palliativecare.healthconferences.org

The theme for the 2022 PNW Palliative Care Conference will be Lifting Voices and Building Bridges: Working Towards an Inclusive Future for Palliative Care with focus areas including primary palliative care and health equity.

Read on cpcce.uw.edu

Mobility and interoperability are crucial to the continued transition of extending healthcare services into patients’ homes. Learn how VITAS Healthcare, a leading provider in hospice and palliative care services, has transformed the patient and clinician engagement experience through a mobile-first strategy. The mobile device is the clinical workstation for caregivers today at VITAS.

During the webinar you will learn about how VITAS Healthcare used technology to enable an industry leading mobility program, inclusive of end-to-end asset management that integrates mobile device management and carrier data back into a single repository. You’ll also discover a healthcare roadmap for clinical device management, best practices for implementing the technology and how to gain executive buy-in through measurable outcomes.

Read on modernhealthcare.com