Center to Advance Palliative Care (CAPC) National Seminar 2027

Center to Advance Palliative Care (CAPC) National Seminar 2027 is organized by Center to Advance Palliative Care (CAPC) and will be held from Oct 13 - 15, 2027 at Hilton Columbus Downtown, Columbus, Ohio, United States of America.

Description:
The CAPC National Seminar is where palliative care leaders come together to shape what's next. At a time of rapid change in health care, join leaders from across disciplines and care settings for fresh perspectives, meaningful connections, and practical solutions that help teams strengthen programs, improve care, and drive change.

Areas of Focus:

• Integration and Influence Across the Health Care System
• Demonstrating Value and Securing Resources
• Equity and Access
• Technology-Fueled Innovation
• Operational Excellence Across Settings
• Leading Healthy, High-Performing Teams
• Policy, Payment, and Advocacy

Why Attend?

• Practical insights and proven strategies to strengthen programs, improve care delivery, address operational challenges, and advance your work
• Dynamic networking opportunities to connect, collaborate, and exchange ideas with faculty and colleagues representing a wide range of disciplines, care settings, and organizations
• Continuing education credits for physicians, physician associates, nurses, and social workers
• A welcoming community of peers who understand the challenges and opportunities of providing and leading palliative care
• Thought-provoking keynote presentations and engaging learning experiences that challenge assumptions, spark new ideas, and inspire action
• Moments to recharge and reconnect with the purpose, passion, and community that brought you to this work

Seminar Values Statement:
The CAPC National Seminar planning committee is deeply committed to fostering an environment that reflects and celebrates the many perspectives, identities, and experiences of our professional community and the patient communities we serve. We emphasize compassion and respect, recognizing the impact our actions have on our colleagues, our field, and our communities. We seek to understand their challenges and needs before taking action.

This principle has guided every step of the Seminar planning process, from listening to our members' needs, to selecting session topics and speakers, to creating an environment where all attendees feel welcomed, valued, and represented.

Together, we aim to create an inclusive learning environment that equips all health care professionals with the tools and knowledge necessary to deliver high-quality,?equitable, and compassionate care to all individuals.