Accepted Posters

Presentation Preparation Instructions

  • All posters should be based on the submitted abstract that have been accepted by the Scientific Committee.
  • Poster displays are limited to one side of a 100 cm x 225 cm poster board.
    The recommended poster size is A0 (portrait) : 841 mm (width) x 1189 mm (height). 
    海報展示限於 100 公分 × 225 公分 的海報板單面。
    建議海報尺寸為 A0 直式:寬 841 mm × 高 1189 mm。
  • Be sure to include the title of the abstract, the names of the author and co-authors, and the affiliations.  
  • Please note that all posters must be displayed in English or Chinese.
  • It is recommended that you hand-carry your poster to the conference in a tube or portfolio case. Costs associated with the creation and shipping of the poster display are the responsibility of the authors. Poster printing will NOT be available on site.

 

Poster Display Schedule

  • Display Time: From October 7, 10:30 AM to October 9, 12:30 PM.
    展示時間:10月7日上午10:30起至10月9日中午12:30 止
  • Display Location: 2F
  • There will be no dedicated poster session. Presenters are kindly requested to be present at their poster area during Coffee Break times to interact and engage with attendees.


Setup Instructions

  • Paper numbers will be placed on the poster boards in numerical order. Please locate your assigned paper number and attach your printed poster to the designated space. 
    海報板上將標示號碼,請找到您的論文編號,並將印妥的海報張貼於指定位置。
  • Double-sided tape will be provided on-site. Please note that glue, tacks, or staples are strictly prohibited.
    現場將提供雙面膠。請特別注意,嚴禁使用膠水、圖釘或訂書針。


Important Notes

  • The Organizing Committee is not responsible for any loss of or damage to posters.
  • Any posters remaining after the removal deadline (October 9, 15:00) will be removed and disposed of.
    凡於拆卸截止時間(10月9日下午15:00)後仍未自行取回的海報,將由大會統一拆除並予以清理廢棄。


The full list of posters to be displayed can be found here:

Poster No.Abstract no.Paper Title

Group 1: Compassionate Communities and Engagement

P1-010007Holding Space Together: Reflective Practice in Cultivating Compassionate Community within a Hospice Day Care Team
P1-020031Accumulating Good Deeds through Goodness Bank by Peaceful Death Community
P1-030041The LastPage: Community Based Namaste Care™ Delivered by Compassionate Connectors for Older Adults with Terminal Illness in Hong Kong
P1-040051From Intervention To Accompaniment: A Case Report Of Time-Limited Trial And Compassionate Presence In Terminal Heart Failure And Renal Disease
P1-050066Integrated Care and Hospice Promotion for older adults with Cancer in the Community
P1-060090Reclaiming Autonomy at the End of Life: A Multidisciplinary and Community-Based Approach for a Young Adult with Quadruple Amputation in Palliative Care
P1-070131Singing at Life’s End: Home Hospice Care and the Fulfillment of Love
P1-080137From Paediatric Home Care to a Compassionate Community: A Public Health Approach to Grief and Loss
P1-100167Promoting Advance Care Planning as a Process for Building Compassionate Communities
P1-110168Beyond the Bars: The Impact of Advance Care Planning on Identity Transformation and Psychological Well-being among Incarcerated Women in Northeast Thailand
P1-120180Compassionate Community Hospice Care Based on Interprofessional Team Intervention--A Case Report
P1-130193Examining Community‑Based Grief Care Developed Through Study Groups of Visiting Nurses
P1-140194Building Compassionate Communities through Community-Based End-of-Life Education: Experiences from Older Adults in Taiwan.
P1-150208Using ‘The Five Senses’ Method To Sort Out Personal Belongings of Deceased
P1-160210Death Café as the promotion of Advance Care Plan in Hong Kong is effective
P1-170259Understanding the Meaning Behind “Wanting Relief”: Suicidal Ideation, Desire for Hastened Death, and Existential Distress in Advanced Head and Neck Cancer
P1-180263Integrating Life-and-Death Education in Disability Services: Implementation and Outcomes of the “『段』捨離” Public Health Palliative Care Project
P1-190268Building a Compassionate Community Through Social Connection, Death Literacy, and Community Currency:
The Thirdgrass Hub Experience in Rural Taiwan
P1-200272Can We Be at Peace Even When Suffering Cannot Be Solved? A Qualitative Study of Learning and Practice Through the Universal Hospice Mindset
P1-210279Regaining Social Roles and Fostering Mutual Support Through Food: A Compassionate Community Initiative Emerging from an Advanced Nutrition Care Station
P1-220317Feasibility and Implementation Challenges of Compassionate Communities in Mainland China: A Scoping Review
P1-230320From Boundaries to Bridges via Hospital-at-Home: Reframing Acute-to-Community Transitions through a Compassionate Palliative Care Continuum
P1-240335The Inner Gate: Developing an Art-Based Projective Tool for Meaning-Making, End-of-Life Dialogue, and Compassionate Communities in Thailand
P1-250337CAREPlus: Bringing Compassionate Communities Into The Acute Hospital — A Caregiver Support Programme
P1-260368When Care Continues Beyond Death: Family Participation in Postmortem Care as an Effective Process for Helping Families Move Through the Patient’s Death
P1-270379From Loss to Connection: Bereavement Support Through Creative, Cultural, and Community-Based Activities
P1-280383A Space to Talk, A Space to Dream: Creating Compassionate Conversations with Children with Neuromuscular Diseases at the End of Life
P1-290408Adapting the Compassionate City Charter during COVID-19: A Community Intervention Model for End-of-Life Care in Taiwan
P1-300409Overcoming Death Taboos through Cultural and Religious Anchors: Qualitative Insights from Taiwanese Compassionate Communities
P1-310410"Self-Help, Mutual-Help, and Other-Help": Case Studies of Grief Companionship in Taiwanese Senior Communities during the Pandemic
P1-320037建立臨終關懷社區之重要元素及持續性
P1-330207運用「五嚐法」整理逝者遺物
P1-340239手印創作於安寧療護中促進家庭參與與情感連結之經驗
P1-350315長照居家服務的善終實務
— 以弘道老人福利基金會陪伴肺癌末期長者為例 —
P1-360340從專業界線到慈悲共在:靈性關懷員陪伴高齡喪偶婦女之倫理反思
From Professional Boundaries to Compassionate Presence: Ethical Reflections on Spiritual Caregivers Accompanying Bereaved Older Women
P1-370341When Rose Thorns Meet Buddhist Chants and Compassionate Listening: Spiritual Care and Life Transformation in an Older Adult with Dementia
P1-380366The Compassionate States Alliance: An evaluation framework for strengthening organisational engagement in compassionate communities
Group 2: Cultural Competency, Collective Identity and Diversity
P2-010025Empowering The Community Workforce: A One-Year Follow-Up Study On The Sustainability And Impact Of Satir Model Training For Palliative Home Visits
P2-020046Cultural and Buddhist Understandings of Compassion in Asian Palliative Care: A Scoping Review
P2-030076Rituals of Resilience: Community, Compassion, and Spiritual Care in the Context of Thai Funeral Practices
P2-040140Development of Death Literacy Among Buddhist Monks in Rural Communities of Thailand
P2-050146Between Loneliness and Dignity: A Palliative Care Experience in a Socially Isolated Patient with Advanced Cancer
P2-060147When Life Takes an Unexpected Turn: A Multidisciplinary Palliative Care Experience in a Middle-Aged Patient with Advanced Colorectal Cancer
P2-070148When Life Takes an Unexpected Turn: A Multidisciplinary Palliative Care Experience in a Middle-Aged Patient with Advanced Colorectal Cancer
P2-080244From Emotional Bonds to Meaning in Life: The Mediating Role of Religious Coping in the Relationship Between Continuing Bonds and Meaning in Life Among Bereaved Individuals
P2-090288Two Faces of "Dying at Home" in Taiwan: Discharge on Critical Conditions Versus Planned Home Hospice
P2-100417Bridging Patient Voice and Family Protection: Advance Care Planning Communication in Taiwanese Kidney Care
P2-110068The Influence of Organizational Culture on Hospice Care Implementation in Julin Nursing Home: A Mediating Effect Analysis
P2-120290The Localized Cultural Practice of Dignity Therapy in Taiwanese Palliative Care:
A Legacy Book for a Male Patient with Terminal Colorectal Cancer
P2-130380面對生命終點:宗教信仰如何影響長者之預立醫療與善終想像

Group 3: New Horizons for Palliative Quality

P3-010026Love Without Barriers: Implementing a Four-in-One Seamless Integration Model and FIRST Strategy to Strengthen Community Palliative Support Systems for Long-Term Care Facilities
P3-020036Home-Based End-of-Life Care for a Solitary Older Adult with Advanced Frailty: Integrated Community Care, Spiritual Support, and Family Reconciliation
P3-030062Beyond Clinical Safety: An Ethics-of-Care Approach to Wish Fulfillment for a Child with Dysphagia at End of Life
P3-040065Palliative Care for a Patient with Advanced Cancer Complicated by Severe Subcutaneous Emphysema
P3-050074Facilitating Quality End-of-Life Care in the Emergency Department: A Case Series of Palliative Extubation for OHCA Patients
P3-060083Critical Gap in End-of-Life Care Services for Residents who living in Residential Home
P3-070110Bridging the Gap: A Multi-Pronged Strategy to Engage Primary Care in Palliative Care in Singapore
P3-080120A Home Nursing Experience Utilizing Shared Decision-Making (SDM) and Holistic Comfort Care to Facilitate Death in Place for a Patient with Severe Illness under Home-Based Medical Care
P3-090125The Biopsychosocial-Spiritual Model In End-of-Life Care For Persons With Intellectual Disability (PWID): A Case Study
P3-100127Early Palliative Care Integration and Emotional Distress: Demonstrating Clinical Efficacy in Head and Neck, Lung, and Breast Cancer Patients
P3-110132Trajectories of Physical, Practical and Psychosocial-Spiritual Needs in Persons with Disabilities during a Community-Based End-of-Life Care Intervention
P3-120139Precision Palliative Care Transition Amid Nursing Workforce Shortage: Regional Matching and Early Intervention for Frail Older Adults
P3-130166Improving the Completion Rate of End-of-Life Care Preparation Among Nursing Staff
P3-140185From Hospital to Home: A Nurse-Led Conservative Kidney Management Programme for Older Adults - A Single-Centre Experience
P3-150202Home Hospice Care for an Older Adult With End-stage Frailty: Spiritual Care, Meaning-centered Activities, and Family Support by Great Compassion Academy
P3-160205Effects of Early Palliative Care Intervention on Patient Satisfaction and Cancer-Related Fatigue in Patients with Cancer
P3-170216Community Nurse-Specialist Shared Care for Heart Failure Management: Enhancing Care Quality and Continuity at Sengkang General Hospital, Singapore
P3-180238From Self-Blame to Wholeness: Facilitating the Reconstruction of Meaningful and Fulfilling Relationships Between Terminal Cancer Patients and Their Families Through Narrative and Expressive Arts Interventions
P3-190255Bridging the Gap: A Technology-Facilitated Communication Collaboration Model to Enhance Dying-in-Place for Community-Based Hospice Patients
P3-200269Empowering Family Caregivers in Home-based Pressure Injury Care: An Experience in Palliative Care
P3-210283Reconnecting with Life Through a Familiar Meal: A Reflection on Individualized Mealtime Care for a Resident with Dementia from a Compassionate Communities Perspective
P3-220325Clinical Case Report: Bridging Autonomy and Safety through a Network of Compassion for a Marginalized Terminal Cancer Patient
P3-230329Transforming Acute Deterioration into Opportunities for Palliative Transitions: Using SPICT-TW to Operationalize Transition Points in Taiwan’s Acute Care at Home Program
P3-240344From Philosophy To Practice: Patient Partnership In Specialized Palliative Care
P3-250350Clinical Value of the Palliative Prognostic Index for Survival Prediction in Non-Cancer End-Stage Patients: A Retrospective Study Using Cancer Patients as a Comparator
P3-260351Development of a Comfort-Centered End-of-Life Skin Care Model: Practical Application in Reducing Pressure Injury Incidence in a Hospice Ward
P3-270416Developing palliative care competencies among nurses in residential long-term care: a pilot education program in Taiwan
P3-280069From Daily Living to the End of Life: A Case Study on the Construction of Death Literacy among Residents of Julin Nursing Home
P3-290093家庭照護者的心理挑戰與緩和照護的情感支持
P3-300095愛‧在家-紓緩治療同行計劃 (安老院舍成功推行紓緩治療服務之情況)
P3-310098《圓善人生》- 晚晴照顧及生命肯定計劃
P3-320107The Impact of Spiritual Care Intervention on End-of-Life Reconciliation and Quality of Dying: A Case Report
〈靈性照顧介入於臨終關係修復對善終品質之影響:一個案例報告〉
P3-330121照護一位64歲直腸癌末期併有惡性蕈狀傷口之安寧居家個案照護經驗
P3-340178Family Perspectives on Palliative Care in Nursing Homes
P3-350246情感連結與靈性陪伴於善終歷程之探討
P3-360285Holistic and End-of-Life Care for a Terminal Esophageal Cancer Patient in a Community-Based Day Care Institution
P3-370240Lighting up the Final Moments of Touched Hearts: A Case Study on Dignified End-of-Life Care in a Community-Based Day Care Center

Group 4: PHPC – Policy, Planning, Service Delivery and Health Promotion

P4-010039The Role of a Member of Parliament in Advancing Palliative Care
P4-020059Integrating Interdisciplinary Palliative Care in a Terminal Cervical Cancer Patient with Complex Medical and Psychosocial Needs
P4-030081Peaceful Ending: Promoting Holistic Advance Care Planning Through a Five-Dimensional Community Education Framework
P4-040085Mapping Home-based Palliative Care Complexity Assessment
P4-050089The Dilemmas and Challenges of Implementing Advance Decisions in Taiwan
P4-060104Right Time, Right Care: Reducing Time to Initiation of Subcutaneous (SC) Opioid Infusions to Within 2 Hours
P4-070109From Ad Hoc Engagement To System Change: A Multi-Tiered Strategy For Building Compassionate Communities In Singapore
P4-080123Bridging Distance at Life’s End: Flexible Visitation in the ICU
P4-090154Beyond the Bottom Line: Socioeconomic Disparities in DNR Decisions Among Palliative Care Referrals at a Tertiary Oncology Center
P4-100155Early Integration Of Palliative Care And Structured Goals-Of-Care Discussions In Advanced Ovarian Clear Cell Carcinoma: A Case Report On Achieving Goal-Concordant Care
P4-110159The use of healthcare services by Chinese ethnicity in New Zealand at the end of life: in hospitals, the community and hospices
P4-120182Public Attitudes Toward Physician-Assisted Dying in Korea : A Cross-Sectional Survey
P4-130215Suicide or Medical Care? Conceptual Classification of Physician-Assisted Dying and Its Link to an Oppositional Attitude Cluster in South Korea
P4-140236Trajectories of Physical Mobility, Psychological Status, and Quality of Life Across Chemotherapy Cycles in Breast Cancer: A Longitudinal Study
P4-150256From Advance Care Planning to a Good Death: Implementing Patient Autonomy in Long-Term Care
P4-160257Implementing Patient Autonomy Through Ventilator Withdrawal in a Patient with Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis: A Hospice Care Experience Under Taiwan’s Patient Right to Autonomy Act
P4-170266Place of Death Among Patients Receiving Home-Based Palliative Care in Urban Thailand: A Retrospective Cohort Study
P4-180347A National Data-Driven Framework for Monitoring and Advancing Palliative Care Quality: Taiwan’s First Annual Report on Palliative Care and Patient Autonomy
P4-190365Understanding Palliative Care Awareness and Priorities Of  Patients And Their Next-Of-Kin Across Various Facilities And Services Of Ren Ci Hospital, Singapore.
P4-200391Actualizing Life Autonomy for Persons with Disabilities: An Ecosystemic Prevention Model for Disability Case Management-Driven Community ACP Promotion Network.
P4-210396Building Care Pathways Where None Exist: A Nurse-Led Public Health Palliative Care Approach to Supporting Access to Disease-Modifying Therapy for a Child With Mitochondrial Myopathy
P4-220294團體預立醫療照護諮商之執行模式與初步成果:以南部某醫學中心為例
P4-230346中高齡者預立醫療準備程度與預想生命末期疾病情境之維生醫療偏好

Group 5: Education, Literacy, and Training

P5-010012End-of-Life Relational Healing in Hospice Care: A Clinical Case Analysis Integrating Family Systems Theory and Spiritual Care
P5-020022Starting the Relationship Journey: A Family Systems Theory–Based Experiential Learning Program for Hospice Nurses’ Family System Assessment
P5-030023The Onion Model of Relational Spiritual Care in End-of-Life: A Conceptual Framework Developed from Clinical Practice in Hospice Care
P5-040028Recognition of medical narcotics among doctors and nurses involved in pediatric neurological disorders: A single-facility questionnaire survey
P5-050044Enhancing Palliative Care Outcomes Through Nurse Empowerment and Standardized Screening in a Nursing Home in Singapore
P5-060055Research on the Attitude towards Advance Care Planning of the Healthcare Volunteers
P5-070056Using Reflective Narrative Writing to Explore Death Literacy in Graduate Gerontology Education in Taiwan
P5-080070Self-Literacy in the Death Awareness of  three key stakeholders’ perspectives: The Literature Review
P5-090080The Role of Facilitators in Advance Care Planning Education for Older Adults in Rural Communities: A Practice-Based Study from Northern Thailand
P5-100082Evaluation of the S.E.M.S. End-of-Life Care Services Enhancement Programme and its Impact on Healthcare Providers’ Preparedness
P5-110113Hack Care: YOLO! 2024
P5-120122A Quality Improvement Initiative to Enhance Advance Decision Completion Among Hospitalized Cancer Patients
P5-130150Death Exposure, Death Anxiety, and Perceived Stress among Prospective End-of-life Care Volunteers: A Cross-Sectional Mediation Analysis
P5-140181Core Competencies for Home-Based End-of-Life Care: A Mixed-Methods Study
P5-150189Community-Based Palliative Care: An Integrated Home and Institutional Care Model
Experience at a Hospital in Northeastern Taiwan
P5-160192Beyond Medical Checklists: Integrating the Satir Model to Transform Advance Care Planning Conversations
P5-170195Designing for Engagement with Death: A Story-Based and Task-Oriented Approach to Developing Death Literacy in Compassionate Education
P5-180234Testing the impact of an educational intervention on death literacy using the EIK course
P5-190242Effectiveness of Implementing Palliative Care Education in a Two-Year Postgraduate General Medical Training Program: Experience from a Palliative Care Ward in Northern Taiwan
P5-200245The Secular Trend of Palliative Care Education over 25 years : The Effort of  One Catholic Medical-social Educational Foundation in Taiwan
P5-210274
Cross-sectional Death Literacy Index results with qualitative insights to inform public health strategy
P5-220277Effectiveness of a Palliative Care Education Program on Death Literacy Among Care Attendants in Community Long-Term Care Facilities
P5-230280Palliative Care Educational Intervention on Death Literacy Among Home Care Workers in Northern Taiwan
P5-240311A Reflective Path on the Training and Praxis of Psychologists in Humanities-clinical and Ethical Healing Within Palliative Care Settings
P5-250322A Decade of Educational Transformation: Continuing Education, Case Conferences, and Cohesion Camps in the Chiayi Palliative Network
P5-260333Mapping the Evidence on Death Literacy and Cancer Caregiver Health Literacy for Public Health Palliative Care
P5-270372Empowering Hospice Care: Deepening Clinical Reflection and Interprofessional Synergy Through Member-Led Reading Groups
P5-280386What did you say? – Final year medical students’ experience on breaking bad news via telehealth.
P5-290387An Experiential Interprofessional End-of-Life Curriculum: A Mixed-Methods Evaluation of Iterative Design and Impact
P5-300393Narrative Medicine and Anthropology of Care: An Innovative Educational Model for Palliative Care Healthcare Professionals
P5-310418An Investigation on The Experiences of Spiritual Development

of Hospice Nurses
P5-320235Evolution and Evaluation of a Multi-modal Bereavement Support Program in a Medical Center: An Eight-Year Retrospective Study
P5-330278Current Status of Death Literacy Among Community-Dwelling Older Adults in Taiwan
P5-340284A Study on Spiritual Health, Spiritual Care Attitude and Related Factors of Nursing Assistants in Day Care Centers
P5-350306生命中的最後一程:安寧照護個案報告
P5-360314Cultivating Compassion in a Changing World: Reframing Campus Compassionate Communities for the New Generation

Group 6: Innovation and Technology

P6-010116Development of an Application to Enhance Caregiver Knowledge in Community-Based Palliative Care
P6-020130Silent Disco Technology in Palliative Day Care
P6-030161Forest Bathing as a Catalyst for Death Literacy and Stress Reduction across Diverse Urban Communities in Thailand
P6-040378Using Social Media–Supported Translation Software to Reduce Foreign Caregivers’ Anxiety and Fear During the Dying Process in Community Palliative Care
P6-050338Enhancing Access to Palliative Care Through Nurse-Led Home-Based Foot Care for a Person with Spinal Cord Injury: A Case Report

Group 7: Research, Theory, and New Frontiers

P7-010048Home Care Nurses’ Experiences in Advance Care Planning for Individuals  with Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis
P7-020100Late Referral and Barriers to Inpatient Hospice Transition Following Palliative Shared Care: A Single-Center Retrospective Study
P7-030101Knowledge and Barriers of Comfort Feeding for End-of-Life Patients Among Nursing Home Staff in Southern Taiwan
P7-040112Measuring What Matters: Using the Death Literacy Index to Benchmark and Drive End-of-Life Advocacy in Singapore
P7-050133Psychosocial and Spiritual Needs of Persons with Physical Disabilities, their Caregivers and Health Care Professionals at the End-of-Life: A Qualitative Evidence Synthesis
P7-060136Comparing the Value of Acute Palliative Care Units and General Wards: A Multi-Domain Analysis
P7-070165Knowledge and Attitude of Massage and Related Factors for Nurses
P7-080243Palliative care for people with Schizophrenia and stigma in Japan: A literature review
P7-090248Promoting Do-Not-Resuscitate Decision-Making in Head and Neck Cancer: The Role of Early Palliative Care and Family Conferences
P7-100327Recollecting Lost Time: A Photographic Narrative Inquiry into a Bereaved Granddaughter's Grief Journey
P7-110334Factors Associated with Concordance in Preference for Home Death Between Hospice Home Care Patients and Their Primary Caregivers
P7-120343Advance Care Planning Readiness And Associated Factors Among Older Adults With Chronic Diseases
P7-130376Encountering Impermanence: Reflective Writing by a Meditating Medical Intern in a Hospice Ward
P7-140390Correlates of Mortal Distress Among Hospital Healthcare Staff: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis
P7-150353A Cross-Cultural Adaptation Study of an AI-Assisted Localized Serious Illness Communication Guide

Group 8: Movies, Arts, Festivals & Exhibitions

P8-010043The LastVoices: Youth Led Documentary Videography for Compassionate Dialogue with Families and Older Adults with Terminal Illness
P8-020063Bidirectional Healing: The Impact of a Patient's Dream-Fulfilling LEGO Workshop on the Resilience of Oncology Nurses
P8-030067The Gentle Finale: Navigating the Heart of a "Good Death" Between Autonomy and Love
P8-040096Winds Of Compassion: A Community Arts Initiative To Advance The Compassionate Communities Singapore Movement
P8-050108Narrative Art as a Bridge: How The Hospice Link Brings Palliative Care to the Public
P8-060111Live Well. Leave Well. Festival
P8-070124Flow Moments and Self-Nourishment in Palliative Caregiving: A Narrative Reflection Approach
P8-080171Reclaiming Lost Motherhood: Accompanying a Mother Through a Farewell Across 15 Years
P8-090342Strengths-Based Art and Spiritual Care for a Home-Dwelling Older Adult with End-Stage Frailty
P8-100349When the Day Comes: Creating End-of-Life Picture Books Through Art Companionship with Older Adults in a Day Care Center
P8-110033〈悲傷款袋〉:物件敘事促進死亡識能與社區悲傷照顧的行動實踐
P8-120312"Painting Memories, Flying Dreams": A Project Utilizing a Dream-Fulfillment Art Exhibition to Promote Life Review and Spiritual Care for Terminally Ill Patients
P8-130369跨越語言的雙手撫慰
P8-140414台灣文化靈性圓夢模式(TCSW Model):以飲食文化、生命故事與靈性照顧建構末期病人生命圓滿之實踐

Group 9: Developing the Public Health Palliative Care Network – Experience Sharingxperience Sharing

P9-010052Can IPOS Scores Predict Discharge Outcomes in Palliative Care? A Retrospective Cohort Study
P9-020091Development of a Health Information System for Patient Referral and Community-Based Palliative Care: A Case Study of a Primary Care Network in Thailand
P9-030177Experience Sharing on the Compassionate Community Care Model in Palliative Care: A Case Study of the Bliss and Wisdom (Fuzhi) Mutual-aid Community Network
P9-040196Accompanying a Child Home: Care Experience Supporting Home Death for a Child with Terminal Brain Tumor
P9-050237A Glimpse of Success: Early Achievements in Compassionate Discharge Completion Rate with High Potential for Growth
P9-060258Collaboration Between Public Health Nurses and Midwives in Supporting “Pregnant and Postpartum Women of Concern” for the Prevention of Child Abuse
P9-070153讓機構成為人生最後的家:跨團隊合作下的社區安寧照護轉型經驗
P9-080226遇見衝突下的深情關愛
P9-090275跨世代的愛與接納助善終Transgenerational Love and Acceptance: A Path to a Peaceful End
P9-100291From Wishes to Meaning: Lessons from Eight Years of the Heart Lotus Travel Agency in End-of-Life Care
P9-110250Improving Dying in Place Through a Community Hospice Network: Experience From a Regional Hospital in Northern Taiwan

 Important Dates

Abstract Submission Opens:
January 31, 2026

Workshop/Symposium Submission Closes:
March 31, 2026

Abstract Submission Closes:
April 30, 2026
Postponed to June 15, 2026

Online Registration Opens:
Now Open!

Early Bird Registration Closes:
June 30, 2026
Postponed to July 31, 2026

Online Registration Closes:
September 28, 2026 

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