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International Conference on Global Advances in Palliative Care (ICGAPC-27)

Organised by IGAE Global
Date13–14 May · 09:00 – 17:00
VenueRiyadh , Saudi Arabia.
AccreditationSCFHS · 1 hrs
International Conference on Global Advances in Palliative Care (ICGAPC-27)
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About the event

• Innovations and Technology in Care Delivery. Attendees will explore new care models, digital health tools, and emerging technologies designed to improve patient outcomes across various clinical settings. • Symptom Management Strategies. Sessions cover evidence-based pharmacological and non-pharmacological approaches to effectively relieve pain and patient suffering. • Multidisciplinary and Chronic Disease Integration. Participants will learn collaborative practices for healthcare teams, including how to integrate palliative support into long-term chronic disease management and nursing. • Ethical Frameworks and Quality of Life. Case studies will guide attendees through complex end-of-life ethical dilemmas alongside validated tools for assessing patient quality of life. • Global Policy and Cultural Competence. Discussions highlight international perspectives on palliative care, health policy development, and delivering culturally sensitive, patient-centered support. • Research Methodologies and Clinical Outcomes. Sessions feature recent research findings, clinical trial methodologies, and ways to translate new evidence into everyday practice.

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AccreditationSCFHS · 1 hours
Target audience• Healthcare and Clinical Practitioners. Palliative care physicians, nurses, hospice workers, pain management specialists, and allied health professionals seeking updated clinical practices. • Researchers and Scientists. Independent and institutional scholars conducting clinical trials or investigating emerging trends in palliative medicine. • Academicians and Educators. University professors, faculty members, and curriculum developers teaching health sciences and end-of-life care. • Students and Young Researchers. Postgraduate scholars and medical trainees looking for mentorship, funding resources, and opportunities to publish or present early research. • Industry Leaders and Policymakers. Healthcare administrators, corporate representatives, and public health officials focused on care delivery models and global health policy.

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SAR 5,100