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The International Conference on Palliative Care and Social Work (ICPCSW-26) provides an educational platform focused on palliative care, psychosocial support, and social work in healthcare. The course explores symptom management, patient-centered care, family support, communication, bereavement, and multidisciplinary care approaches. Participants can gain insights into current practices and emerging perspectives for supporting patients and families facing serious or life-limiting conditions.
The International Conference on Palliative Care and Social Work (ICPCSW-26) brings together healthcare professionals, social workers, researchers, caregivers, and specialists to explore current developments in palliative and supportive care. The conference focuses on approaches to improving quality of life and addressing the physical, emotional, social, and practical needs of patients with serious or life-limiting conditions. Participants can explore developments in symptom management, psychosocial support, communication, care planning, and multidisciplinary approaches to patient-centered care. The program provides a platform for sharing research findings, clinical experiences, and innovative practices in palliative care and social work. Discussions may also address family support, grief and bereavement, ethical considerations, care coordination, and the role of social services in supporting patients and their families. The conference encourages collaboration among medical, nursing, social work, psychological, and allied healthcare professionals involved in supportive care. ICPCSW-26 supports continued professional learning by highlighting evolving practices and interdisciplinary approaches to compassionate and holistic patient care.
Strategies for effective pain and symptom control in serious illnesses.
The role of social workers, nurses, and psychologists in holistic care.
Approaches for cancer, cardiovascular disease, and neurological disorders.
Interventions for supporting families and caregivers through loss.
Addressing social, spiritual, and emotional needs across diverse populations.
Counseling and shared decision-making with patients and families.
Navigating autonomy, dignity, and advance care planning.
Strategies for delivering palliative care outside the hospital setting.
Overcoming access barriers for vulnerable populations in palliative care.
This conference is accredited by the Saudi Commission for Health Specialties (SCFHS) for 6 CME hours.
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