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Welcome Message

Welcome to the 7th International Conference on Palliative Care!

On behalf of the Organizing Committee, I am delighted to invite all palliative care professionals to the 7th International Conference on Palliative Care, taking place in the historic city of Vienna, Austria, on June 17-18, 2025.

Building on past successes, this year's theme, “Redefining the Journey: The Future of Palliative Care” emphasizes the role of innovation and collaboration in improving patients' quality of life. The conference will showcase the latest advancements from experts in academia, healthcare, and research.

The program promises cutting-edge research, engaging discussions, and excellent networking opportunities. Set in Vienna's historic and cultural backdrop, this conference offers both professional growth and memorable experiences.

I extend my warmest wishes for a highly successful and impactful conference and express my gratitude to the dedicated organizers and contributors who have made this event possible.

We eagerly anticipate welcoming distinguished professionals from around the world to share insights, foster collaborations, and explore new horizons in palliative care. Join us in Vienna, Austria, on June 17-18, 2025, for this exceptional gathering.

See you soon in Vienna!

Warm regards,
Daniel Mallory
Organizing Committee | Palliative 2025

About

7th International Conference on Palliative Care
June 17-18, 2025 | Vienna, Austria

The 7th International Conference on Palliative Care is a premier global event that brings together experts, practitioners, researchers, and advocates from around the world to engage in collaborative discussions and share the latest advancements in the fields of palliative care, hospice services, and holistic wellness.

The conference will delve into the convergence of compassion, innovation, and knowledge sharing, with a focus on palliative care, hospice services, and holistic wellness. Participants will gain valuable insights into the latest research, technological advancements, and best practices that are revolutionizing end-of-life care.

In addition to academic sessions, the conference will include workshops, panel discussions, and networking opportunities to foster cross-disciplinary collaboration. It will provide a platform for professionals to share experiences, address challenges, and develop strategies to improve patient care. Set against a culturally rich backdrop, the event offers both professional development and a memorable cultural experience.

Join us for two days of impactful presentations, discussions, and networking. We look forward to welcoming you to Vienna for an enriching and impactful event that will contribute to advancing palliative care globally.

Why to Attend:

This conference is not merely a meeting of professionals; it's an opportunity to influence the future of compassionate care and holistic well-being. Here’s why you should join us for this life-changing event:

Explore Groundbreaking Insights and Research
Engage with Leading Global Experts
Enhance Your Professional Development
Contribute to Advancing Global Knowledge
Gain Diverse Perspectives Across Disciplines
Experience the Vibrant Culture of Vienna, Austria

Sessions

Session:1 Palliative Care:

Palliative care focuses on improving the quality of life for individuals with serious or life-limiting illnesses by alleviating symptoms like pain, nausea, and fatigue. It addresses emotional, psychological, social, and spiritual needs through an interdisciplinary team of doctors, nurses, social workers, and chaplains. This care can be provided alongside curative treatments, helping patients and families make informed decisions while preserving dignity and comfort.

Track1.1 Palliative Care for Chronic Illnesses
Track1.2 Palliative Care for Cancer
Track1.3 Palliative Care in Neonatology
Track1.4 Palliative Care in Pediatrics
Track1.5 Psychosocial Support

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World Congress on Palliative Care | International Palliative Care Summit | Global End-of-Life Care Conference | Advances in Palliative Medicine Conference | International Symposium on Palliative Nursing | Hospice & Palliative Care Innovations | Pediatric & Geriatric Palliative Care Congress | Global Pain Management & Palliative Care Conference | Palliative Care Research and Practice Summit | Critical Care & Palliative Medicine Conference

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International Palliative Care Association (IPCA) | Global Organization for Palliative Care (GOPC) | European Federation for Palliative Medicine (EFPM) | Society for Palliative Care Research (SPCR) | World Alliance for End-of-Life Care (WAEOLC) | Palliative Care Research and Education Council (PCREC) | Association for Pediatric and Geriatric Palliative Care (APGPC) | Union of Palliative Medicine Practitioners (UPMP) | National Institute of Palliative Medicine (NIPM) | Global Palliative Care Alliance (GPCA)

Session:2 Hospice

Hospice care is designed to provide compassionate support for individuals nearing the end of life, ensuring comfort and dignity in their final days. This form of care emphasizes pain and symptom management, addressing not only physical discomfort but also emotional, psychological, and spiritual needs. It involves a multidisciplinary team of healthcare professionals who collaborate to support both the patient and their family. Additionally, hospice care offers families guidance and bereavement counseling, helping them cope with the impending loss and the grief that follows.

Track2.1 Hospice Support
Track2.2 Hospice Respite Care
Track2.3 Hospice Care for Cancer Patients
Track2.4 Symptom Relief
Track2.5 Home Hospice Care

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Session:3 Pain Management

Pain management is a vital aspect of palliative and hospice care, focusing on relieving discomfort and improving the quality of life for patients with serious or terminal illnesses. It involves a combination of medications, such as opioids and non-opioids, along with therapies like physical therapy or massage. The goal is to address both physical pain and the emotional impact it has on patients. Pain management is personalized to each individual, ensuring comfort, dignity, and overall well-being throughout their illness journey.

Track3.1 Opioid Therapy
Track3.2 Pharmacological Pain Management
Track3.3 Massage Therapy
Track3.4 Physical Therapy
Track3.5 Psychological Pain Management

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Session:4 Wellness:

Wellness is a holistic approach to health that focuses on balancing physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual well-being. In palliative and hospice care, it emphasizes comfort and quality of life by addressing both the patient's symptoms and overall health. Wellness includes practices like stress reduction, physical comfort measures, and emotional support. It aims to promote long-term health through prevention and self-care while improving the patient’s overall experience. The goal is to help patients live with dignity and peace, even in the face of serious illness.

Track4.1 Mental Wellness
Track4.2 Stress Management
Track4.3 Complementary Therapies
Track4.4 Exercise and Mobility Support
Track4.5 Physical Wellness

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Session:5 Quality of Life:

Quality of life in palliative and hospice care focuses on enhancing the overall well-being of patients facing serious or terminal illnesses. It involves addressing not only physical symptoms but also emotional, social, and spiritual needs. The goal is to help patients live with dignity and comfort, focusing on their emotional and mental health. By providing comprehensive support, both patients and families can experience peace and meaningful moments. The emphasis is on comfort, respect, and ensuring that every day matters.

Track5.1 Physical Comfort
Track5.2 Emotional Well-being
Track5.3 Pain Management
Track5.4 Mental Health Support
Track5.5 Family Caregiver Support

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Session:6 Compassionate Care:

Compassionate care is centered on providing emotional, physical, and psychological support to patients, particularly those with serious or terminal illnesses. It focuses on understanding the patient’s needs, offering comfort, and treating them with dignity and respect. Compassionate care involves listening, empathy, and ensuring that the patient feels valued and cared for. It also extends to supporting the families of patients, providing them with the emotional tools needed to navigate difficult times. The goal is to make patients' journeys as peaceful and comfortable as possible.

Track6.1 Emotional Support
Track6.2 Pain and Symptom Relief
Track6.3 Bereavement Support
Track6.4 Palliative Communication
Track6.5 Dignity and Respect

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Session:7 Palliative Therapies:

Palliative therapies focus on relieving the symptoms and improving the quality of life for patients with serious or terminal illnesses. These therapies aim to alleviate pain, manage distressing symptoms like nausea and fatigue, and address emotional, spiritual, and psychological needs. Unlike curative treatments, palliative therapies prioritize comfort and support, helping patients live as fully as possible. They include medication, physical therapy, counseling, and complementary therapies, all tailored to the individual’s needs. The goal is to enhance the patient's well-being and provide a dignified, peaceful experience.

Track7.1 Occupational Therapy
Track7.2 Hydrotherapy
Track7.3 Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
Track7.4 Breathing Techniques
Track7.5 Aromatherapy

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Session:8 Patient Support:

Patient support involves providing emotional, physical, and psychological assistance to individuals facing serious illness. It includes helping patients manage symptoms, cope with anxiety or depression, and navigate complex medical decisions. Support is delivered through counseling, guidance, and empowering patients to make informed choices about their care, ensuring their needs and preferences are respected throughout their journey.

Track8.1 Palliative Care Education
Track8.2 Nutritional Support
Track8.3 Spiritual Support
Track8.4 Family Support
Track8.5 Psychological Counseling

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Session:9 End-of-Life Care:

End-of-life care focuses on providing compassionate support to individuals in the final stages of life. It aims to alleviate pain and discomfort while addressing emotional, spiritual, and psychological needs. This care prioritizes the dignity and comfort of the patient, offering a holistic approach that supports both the individual and their family during this challenging time.

Track:9.1 Respite Care for Caregivers
Track9.2 Telehealth Services
Track9.3 Ethical Decision-Making Support
Track9.4 Acute Care Management
Track9.5 End-of-Life Legal Assistance

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Session:10 Palliative Care and Chronic Diseases:

Palliative care is essential in managing chronic diseases, focusing on improving quality of life for patients with long-term, life-limiting conditions. It provides relief from pain and other distressing symptoms, while addressing physical, emotional, and psychological needs. This care works alongside other treatments, helping patients and families navigate the complexities of chronic illness with dignity and informed decision-making.

Track:10.1 Chronic Pain Management
Track10.2 Palliative Sedation
Track10.3 Palliative Rehabilitation
Track10.4 Mobility Aids and Equipment
Track10.5 Medication Management

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Session:11 Interdisciplinary Collaboration:

Interdisciplinary collaboration in palliative care brings together healthcare professionals, including doctors, nurses, social workers, and chaplains, to address the physical, emotional, and spiritual needs of patients. This team-based approach ensures holistic, patient-centered care, improving the quality of life for both patients and their families.

Track11.1 Multidisciplinary Care Teams
Track11.2 Integrated Care Models
Track11.3 Patient-Centered Care Plans
Track11.4 Collaborative Decision-Making
Track11.5 Family Involvement in Care

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Session:12 Holistic Approach:

A holistic approach in palliative care focuses on treating the whole person, addressing not only physical symptoms but also emotional, psychological, social, and spiritual needs. It emphasizes personalized care, considering the patient's values, preferences, and cultural background. This approach ensures comprehensive support to improve the overall quality of life for patients and their families.

Track:12.1 Cognitive and Memory Care
Track12.2 Family Caregiver Support
Track12.3 Palliative Psychosocial Care
Track12.4 Chronic Illness Management
Track12.5 Quality of Life Enhancement

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Session:13 Women Health’s Palliative Care:

Women’s health in palliative care focuses on addressing the unique needs of female patients with life-limiting conditions, such as managing reproductive health issues and hormonal imbalances. It also involves offering emotional, psychological, and spiritual support, particularly regarding family roles. A holistic, multidisciplinary approach ensures comfort, dignity, and improved quality of life for women facing serious illnesses.

Track13.1 Breast Cancer Care
Track13.2 Reproductive Health Support
Track13.3 Hormonal Therapy
Track13.4 Maternal Palliative Care
Track13.5 Gynecological Cancer Care

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Session:14 Cultural Sensitivity:

Cultural sensitivity in palliative care involves understanding and respecting the diverse cultural, religious, and personal beliefs of patients and their families. It ensures that care is provided in a way that aligns with the patient's values, promoting comfort and dignity during their illness. By acknowledging cultural differences, healthcare providers can offer more personalized and compassionate care, fostering trust and improving patient outcomes.

Track14.1 Cultural Competency Training
Track14.2 Respect for Religious Practices
Track14.3 Language and Communication
Track14.4 Spiritual Sensitivity
Track14.5 Cultural Humility

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Session:15 Palliative Care and Psychiatry:

Palliative care and psychiatry intersect to provide comprehensive support to patients facing life-limiting illnesses with mental health challenges. This approach addresses not only the physical symptoms but also the emotional, psychological, and psychiatric needs of patients. By integrating psychiatric care, professionals can help manage conditions like anxiety, depression, and grief, improving the overall well-being and quality of life for both patients and their families

Track15.1 Psychiatric Consultation
Track15.2 Psychological Support
Track15.3 Anxiety Management
Track15.4 Depression Treatment
Track15.5 Grief Counseling

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Session:16 Innovations in Healthcare:

Innovations in healthcare involve the development of new technologies and treatments that improve patient care and outcomes. These advancements include medical devices, telemedicine, and personalized medicine, as well as the use of artificial intelligence for better diagnostics. Integrating these innovations helps enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of healthcare delivery, benefiting both patients and providers.

Track16.1 Digital Health Solutions
Track16.2 Medical Device Innovation
Track16.3 Robotics in Healthcare
Track16.4 Genetic Research and Therapies
Track16.5 Personalized Medicine

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Session:17 Ethical Considerations:

Ethical considerations in palliative care involve addressing complex moral dilemmas related to patient autonomy, end-of-life decisions, and balancing quality of life with medical interventions. Healthcare providers must respect patient choices while ensuring compassionate care, especially when dealing with vulnerable populations. This includes making decisions about pain management, life-sustaining treatments, and family involvement, while upholding the values of dignity and respect.

Track17.1 Patient Rights
Track17.2 Resource Allocation
Track17.3 Advance Directives
Track17.4 Informed Consent
Track17.5 Do-Not-Resuscitate (DNR) Orders

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Session:18 Symptom Control:

Symptom control in palliative care focuses on managing physical and emotional discomfort caused by serious illnesses. It addresses issues such as pain, fatigue, nausea, breathlessness, and anxiety, ensuring patients experience relief and improved quality of life. By tailoring interventions to individual needs, healthcare teams provide compassionate care that prioritizes comfort and dignity throughout the illness journey.

Track18.1 Breathlessness Relief
Track18.2 Nausea and Vomiting Control
Track18.3 Fatigue Management
Track18.4 Anxiety and Emotional Distress Management
Track18.5 Sleep Disorder Treatment

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Session:19 Palliative Care and Nursing:

Palliative care and nursing go hand in hand to provide compassionate, patient-centered care for individuals with serious illnesses. Nurses play a critical role in managing symptoms, offering emotional support, and coordinating with interdisciplinary teams to ensure holistic care. Their close interaction with patients and families allows them to address physical, psychological, and spiritual needs, improving quality of life during challenging times.

Track19.1 Neurological Palliative Nursing
Track19.2 Pain Management Nursing
Track19.3 Symptom Control Nursing
Track19.4 Emotional Support Nursing
Track19.5 End-of-Life Nursing

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Session:20 Policy Advocacy:

Policy advocacy in palliative care focuses on influencing healthcare policies to improve access to quality care for patients with serious illnesses. It emphasizes raising awareness, securing funding, and prioritizing patient-centered approaches in healthcare systems. These efforts aim to address care gaps and promote equity for patients and their families.

Track20.1 Legislative Advocacy
Track20.2 Public Awareness Campaigns
Track20.3 Funding Initiatives
Track20.4 Health Equity Promotion
Track20.5 Professional Guidelines Development

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Session:21 Palliative Education:

Palliative education focuses on training healthcare professionals to provide compassionate, patient-centered care for individuals with serious, life-limiting illnesses. It includes understanding pain management, symptom control, communication skills, and emotional and spiritual support. This education is essential for enhancing the quality of care and improving outcomes for patients and their families in palliative settings.

Track21.1 Ethical Decision-Making Training
Track21.2 End-of-Life Care Courses
Track21.3 Pain Management Education
Track21.4 Communication Skills Training
Track21.5 Clinical Training

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Session:22 Evidence-Based Practice:

Evidence-based practice in palliative care involves using the best available research, clinical expertise, and patient preferences to guide treatment decisions. This approach ensures that care is grounded in proven effectiveness, improving patient outcomes and quality of life. By integrating scientific evidence with personalized care, healthcare professionals can provide optimal support and comfort for patients facing serious illnesses.

Track22.1 Research Integration
Track22.2 Best Practices
Track22.3 Outcome Measurement
Track22.4 Evidence Synthesis
Track22.5 Practice Protocols

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Session:23 Palliative Care and Emergency Medicine:

Palliative care in emergency medicine focuses on providing relief from pain and distress for patients experiencing sudden, severe health crises. It integrates comfort-focused care with urgent medical treatment, ensuring that patients’ physical, emotional, and spiritual needs are addressed. This approach helps guide patients and families through difficult decision-making during emergencies, offering compassionate support during critical moments.

Track23.1 Rapid Response Palliative Care
Track23.2 Emergency Palliative Consultations
Track23.3 Acute Pain Management
Track23.4 End-of-Life Decision Making
Track23.5 Symptom Relief in Emergencies

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Session:24 Spiritual Care:

Spiritual care in palliative care focuses on addressing the spiritual and existential needs of patients facing serious illnesses. It involves supporting patients in exploring their beliefs, values, and sense of meaning, which can provide comfort and peace. Spiritual care is delivered by trained chaplains or spiritual care providers and is integral to holistic care, helping patients and their families cope with the emotional and spiritual challenges during the end-of-life journey.

Track24.1 Spiritual Counseling
Track24.2 Interfaith Care
Track24.3 Holistic Healing
Track24.4 Existential Guidance
Track24.5 Religious Support

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Session:25 Patient-Centered Care:

Patient-centered care is an approach that prioritizes the needs, preferences, and values of patients in all aspects of their care. It emphasizes open communication between patients and healthcare providers, ensuring that patients are fully informed and involved in decisions about their treatment. This approach fosters a supportive environment where the patient's voice is heard, leading to improved outcomes and enhanced satisfaction with care.

Track25.1 Care Coordination
Track25.2 Respect for Patient Autonomy
Track25.3 Compassionate Communication
Track25.4 Patient Empowerment
Track25.5 Continuity of Care

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Market Analysis

The global Palliative Services market is expected to experience substantial growth, reaching an estimated USD XX million by 2020, with a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of XX% from 2020 to 2025. These revenue forecasts are presented in constant U.S. dollars, without adjustments for inflation, and are based on manufacturers' revenues. Regional market estimates for Palliative Services are calculated using application-specific data within the sector.

A recent report from Reports and Data suggests that the global Palliative Care market is expected to reach USD 6,534.5 million by 2028. A key Latin term that has gained significant relevance in the palliative care field is "palliate," meaning "to cover" or "to alleviate." This term underpins the philosophy of palliative care, which aims to alleviate symptoms and reduce the suffering associated with serious, life-threatening illnesses, rather than attempting to prolong or hasten death. In providing palliative care, there is a focus on relieving physical pain and discomfort, while also addressing the emotional, psychological, and spiritual needs of the patient, ensuring a comprehensive and compassionate approach to care.