Best Care Practices (BCP) 35th Annual Conference & Trade Show

Best Care Practices (BCP) 35th Annual Conference & Trade Show is organized by The Florida Society for Post-Acute and Long-Term Care Medicine (FMDA) and will be held from Oct 29 - Nov 01, 2026 at Signia by Hilton Orlando - An Official Walt Disney World Hotel, Orlando, Florida, United States of America.

Annual Program Description:
This program is designed to provide a review and update of major geriatric diseases, illnesses, and risks tound in nursing home patients, residents of assisted living facilities, those under hospice care, and seniors living at home.

Topics include: 

• End of life care
• Medical Director Expectations
• Heart Failure
• Regulatory update
• Older Adult Obesity
• Al in Healthcare
• Neuroscience
• Stress Reduction
• National Leaders Forum
• Preventative Care in PALTC
• Opioid Conversion
• Multimorbidity Management
• Diabetes and CKD
• Productivity vs Quality
• Pneumonia in PALT
• Building a Fall Risk Reduction Program
• Management of RA in PALTC
• and More…………

Annual Program Objectives:

• Upon completion of the Best Care Practices in the Post-Acute and Long-Term Continuum Care conference, participants should be able to:
• Discuss the professional challenges facing medical directors, attending physicians, advanced practice nurses, consultant pharmacists, physician assistants, directors of nursing, and administrators practicing in the continuum
• Describe the advances in theoretical and clinical knowledge impacting individuals affected by medical issues in the PALTC continuum
• Discuss the current and emerging national issues and public policy efforts of AMDA - The Society for Post-Acute and Long-Term Care Medicine, Gerontological Advanced Practice Nurses Association, and National Association of Direcors of Nursing Administration/LTC
• Describe examples of evidence-based practice and multidisciplinary approaches to enhance outcomes in various health care setting
• List examples of evidence-based practice as it pertains to post-acute and long-term care medicine