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International Conference on Palliative Care and Home-based Services (ICPCHBS-26)

Organised by ISAR Conference
Date24–25 Nov · 09:00 – 17:00
VenueRiyadh , Saudi Arabia.
AccreditationSCFHS · 1 hrs
International Conference on Palliative Care and Home-based Services (ICPCHBS-26)
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About the event

*Innovations in home-based palliative care — emerging models and approaches for providing quality palliative care in patients' homes. *Symptom management — strategies for managing pain and other physical symptoms in palliative-care patients. *Family counseling and support — ways to support patients, families, and caregivers throughout serious or end-of-life illness. *Ethical issues in palliative care — patient autonomy, decision-making, consent, and other ethical challenges. *Care for terminally ill patients at home — practical challenges and approaches to delivering appropriate end-of-life care outside hospitals. *Caregiver training and support — methods for preparing and supporting family and professional caregivers. *Interdisciplinary home-care teams — how healthcare professionals can work together effectively in home-based settings. *Telemedicine and technology — applications of technology and telehealth to improve access to home-based palliative services. *Cultural sensitivity — adapting palliative and home-based care to patients' cultural and social needs. *Quality assurance and outcomes — evaluating the quality, effectiveness, and outcomes of home-based services. *Community resources and integrated care — connecting patients and families with community-based support systems. *Policies and future trends — understanding policy challenges, barriers to access, research developments, and the future direction of home-based palliative care.

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AccreditationSCFHS · 1 hours
Target audiencePalliative care physicians and specialists — interested in symptom management, end-of-life care, and new models of palliative services. Nurses and nursing professionals — particularly those providing hospice, palliative, community, or home-based care. Home healthcare professionals — including home-care nurses, care coordinators, and community healthcare workers. Hospice and end-of-life care professionals — focused on improving quality of life and patient-centered care. Social workers and counselors — supporting patients, families, and caregivers emotionally and socially. Psychologists and mental-health professionals — addressing psychological needs associated with serious illness and end-of-life care. Caregivers and family-care professionals — interested in caregiver support, training, and home-care challenges. Researchers and clinical researchers — conducting research in palliative medicine, home healthcare, hospice care, and related fields. Academicians and educators — professors, lecturers, and healthcare educators. Medical and healthcare students — looking to develop knowledge and research experience in palliative and home-based care. Healthcare administrators and policymakers — involved in developing and improving home-care and palliative-care systems. Healthcare industry professionals — including organizations developing technologies and services for home-based care. Telemedicine and health-technology professionals — especially those working on remote monitoring and digital home-care solutions. Public-health professionals and community-care organizations — interested in improving access to palliative services. Entrepreneurs and innovators — developing new models, technologies, or services for home-based and palliative care.

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SAR 5,900