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International Conference on Palliative Care and Oncology (ICPCO - 26)

Organised by MedAliance
Date17–18 Dec · 09:00 – 17:00
VenueRiyadh , Saudi Arabia.
AccreditationSCFHS · 1 hrs
International Conference on Palliative Care and Oncology (ICPCO - 26)
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About the event

• Symptom & Advanced Pain Management: Developing highly effective clinical pathways to manage complex, distressing symptoms and cancer-related pain in oncology patients. • Innovations in Palliative Practices: Exploring the latest methodologies, cutting-edge clinical interventions, and emerging trends that elevate patient comfort and overall quality of life. • Multidisciplinary Team Collaboration: Implementing collaborative, team-based care models—involving oncologists, palliative specialists, nurses, and social workers—to deliver comprehensive patient and family support. • Ethical & End-of-Life Care Considerations: Navigating complex ethical frameworks, shared decision-making processes, and compassionate care guidelines during end-of-life care. • Psychosocial & Holistic Support: Addressing the critical emotional, psychological, and mental health needs of cancer patients and their families throughout the treatment trajectory.

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AccreditationSCFHS · 1 hours
Target audience• Oncologists: Medical, surgical, and radiation oncologists looking to integrate early palliative and supportive care into active cancer treatment plans. • Palliative Care Specialists: Physicians and consultants specializing in pain management, symptom control, and end-of-life care pathways. • Oncology Nurses & Palliative Care Nurses: Frontline nursing professionals focused on managing patient symptoms, administering specialized care, and supporting families. • Researchers & Clinical Investigators: Academics and scientists presenting new data, clinical trials, or behavioral studies related to oncology and supportive care. • Mental Health & Psychosocial Professionals: Psycho-oncologists, clinical psychologists, medical social workers, and counselors addressing the emotional and mental well-being of patients and caregivers. • Medical Residents, Fellows & Students: Trainees in oncology, geriatrics, or internal medicine looking to gain specialized knowledge and network with international experts. • Healthcare Administrators & Policy Makers: Professionals focused on designing cost-effective, scalable, and high-quality palliative care programs within hospital systems.

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