Conference Agenda
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| Location: Hotel Bern - Room "Unionssaal 1" |
| Date: Tuesday, 22/Oct/2024 | |
| 4:00pm - 5:30pm |
Parallel session 1b: Supporting professional caregivers Location: Hotel Bern - Room "Unionssaal 1" Chair: Sofia C. Zambrano, University of Bern, Switzerland Chair: Luc Deliens, Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Belgium Language: English
Absence of grief care: Japanese medical professionals have no place to grieve We are all mortals – Undergraduate nursing students’ reflections following a seminar focused on proactive end-of-life communication Increasing access to primary palliative care through undergraduate education: New Zealand medical and nursing graduates’ preparation, self-efficacy and attitudes towards providing palliative and end-of-life care. Developing an appropriate model of palliative care for mainland China: exploring the application of alternative medicine in the Shanghai model "If death was told to me": Youth literature as a creative means to discussing death |
| Date: Wednesday, 23/Oct/2024 | |
| 11:00am - 12:30pm |
Parallel session 2b: Promoting inclusion and participation Location: Hotel Bern - Room "Unionssaal 1" Chair: Emma Hodges, Compassionate Communities UK, United Kingdom Chair: Joachim Cohen, Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Belgium Language: English
Understanding caregiving for people living with cancer alongside homelessness and poverty at the end-of-life Aging and social participation in deprived communities: Dimensions of exclusion and inclusion “We are just caring for our neighbors”: Improvising community-based palliative care in Jakarta, Indonesia Identifying facilitators, barriers, and strategies to optimize recruitment of volunteer navigators for implementing a navigation intervention for older people with cancer and their families: a mixed-method study embedded in the international EU Navigate pragmatic randomized controlled trial Improving access to palliative care services in Uganda through health promoting palliative care approach: a case of mobile hospice mbararah |
| 2:00pm - 3:30pm |
Parallel session 3b: Building death literacy Location: Hotel Bern - Room "Unionssaal 1" Chair: Elizabeth Mary Johnson, The Peaceful Presence Project, United States of America Chair: Marc-Antoine Berthod, University of Applied Sciences and Arts Western Switzerland, Switzerland Language: English
The how and why of home funerals Creating Compassionate Communities after loss: Results from the evaluation of an international grief literacy program “To philosophize means learning to die” – developing death literacy in communities of philosophical and palliative care practice Reciprocal benefits of including end of life doulas in community palliative care: learning from pilot projects in the UK Patient-Centred Hospitals: an innovative training programme for integrating comprehensive and palliative care in healthcare facilities ((QELCA©) Programme) |
| Date: Thursday, 24/Oct/2024 | |
| 11:00am - 12:30pm |
Parallel session 4b: Volunteering and citizen perspectives Location: Hotel Bern - Room "Unionssaal 1" Chair: Farzana Khan, University of Edinburgh / Fasiuddin Khan Research Foundation, Bangladesh, People's Republic of Chair: Birgit Weihrauch, Caring Community Köln; Verein Endlich Palliativ & Hospiz UK Köln e. V., Germany Language: English
A benefit-cost analysis of an international hospital end-of-life care volunteer service: The iLIVE Volunteer Study A 'buddy' as an additional resource in the care of patients with advanced, incurable illness and their families: Findings from qualitative interviews with patients, bereaved relatives and health and social care professionals. Pilot-testing and evaluation of the ‘Attentive Visitors’ training program to support community volunteers in their palliative care signposting role’ Patient perspectives on conversations with healthcare professionals about life in the context of serious illness and palliative care Information meetings on end-of-life care for Turkish and Moroccan older people. |
| 2:00pm - 3:30pm |
Parallel session 5b: Transforming professional education Location: Hotel Bern - Room "Unionssaal 1" Chair: Monica Fliedner, Inselspital, Switzerland Chair: Max Kleijberg, Karolinska Institutet, Sweden Language: English
Building bridges with rapport: experiences during telehealth in palliative care Strengthening palliative care data Integration in national Health Management Information System (HMIS): The mobile Health surveillance story of data driven by compassion in Uganda Increasing generalist provider competency in early palliative care: Results from the CAPACITI education randomized controlled trial Continuing legal education on advance care planning: multi-sectoral partners co-develop a curriculum to increase clinical understanding, equip champions and evaluate best practices How can I choose? Personal end-of-life health literacy; a key factor for advance care planning. |
| Date: Friday, 25/Oct/2024 | |
| 9:00am - 10:30am |
Parallel session 6b: Engaging with children and young adults Location: Hotel Bern - Room "Unionssaal 1" Chair: Sibylle Felber, Local Organizing Committee | University Centre for Palliative Care Bern, Switzerland Chair: Guy Peryer, University of East Anglia, United Kingdom Language: English
Drawings about end-of-life issues: Analysis of pictures by children in Sweden during the 1st Covid-19 wave Lessons of Life for School Children: What We can do to Increase Compassionate Individuals and Communities Normalizing death, grief, loss and care in a University of Applied Sciences community Using narrative data to engage young adults in conversations about dying and death Evaluation of the teacher training phase of the School Bereavement Programme in Northern Ireland |
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