Daily Program

Cultural Competency, Collective Identity, and Diversity
Chair: Emma Hodges

Title

Presenter

11:00-11:12

Palliative and end-of-life care for LGBTQ+ populations in Asia: A scoping review

Shun-Wei Chuang

11:12-11:24

Exploring the Cultural Competence of Nurses in Promoting Advance Care Planning for Terminal Cancer Patients from Culturally Diverse Groups: Application of Digital Media Recruitment Strategies

Yvonne Hsiung

11:24-11:36

Cultural Integration for Holistic Palliative Care among Cancer Patients: A Qualitative Study in Southern Thai Buddhist Communities

Ponsiri Pitong

11:36-11:48

Between Life and Living: The Ethical Negotiations of  life-support Machines among Urban Thai End of Life Patients

Penchan Pradubmook Sherer

11:48-12:00

Death Sociability: A New Theoretical Concept for Evaluating Transformative Change in Compassionate Communities

Émilie Lessard

12:00-12:12

A mixed method evaluation of a tailored model of palliative care for people with intellectual disability

Maryann Barrington

12:12-12:24

From Reflection to Professional Identity: A Theory-Informed Evaluation of Hospice Learning in First-Year Dental Students

Chin-ying Stephen Hsu

New Horizons for Palliative Care
Chair: Max Kleijberg

Title

Presenter

15:30-15:42

End of Life Doulas in Public Health Palliative Care: A Practice-Informed Model for Integrating Community-Based Support

Shannon Beresford

15:42-15:54

Legacy of Love: A Bedside Model of Care Integrating Legacy-Making into Adult Palliative Care

Edite Tang

15:54-16:06

Association Between Individual Social Connections and Preferences for Place of Death: A Cross-Sectional Study Among Community-Dwelling Residents

Takahiro Higashibata

16:06-16:18

Family Caregivers as Key Agents of Spiritual Support in Home Palliative Care: A Taiwanese Case Study

Yi-jung Liu

16:18-16:30

Palliative Care Beyond Species: Emerging Community Practices and End-of-Life Care for Pets in Thai Society

Thikumphorn Singtomast

16:30-16:42

‘Where else would I get support like this?’ Gendered Spaces in Palliative Care and the Essential Role of Men’s Sheds in Supporting Men Through End-of-Life Experiences

Natasha Bradley

16:42-16:54

From Wishes To Care: Relational Continuity Between Palliative And Funeral Care

Olivia Andrews

16:54-17:06

Caregiver Burden, Care Concerns, and Quality of Life in Neuropalliative
Care: A Cross Sectional Study From Tele-follow up Service

Dineshkumar B

Education, Literacy, and Training
Chair: Hsien Seow, Samuel Shih-Chih Wang

Title

Presenter

11:00-11:12

The Catalyst For Confidence: How Attitudinal Transformation Drives Advance Care Planning Readiness In Internal Medicine Residents

Thagoon Kanjanopas

11:12-11:24

From Classroom to Compassionate Community: Translating Spiritual Care Principles into Early Public Health Palliative Education

Keiko Chida

11:24-11:36

LIFE-AND-DEATH EDUCATION: A STUDY ON EFFECTIVENESS AND FEASIBILITY OF A COMMUNITY-BASED PROGRAM TARGETING YOUTH VOLUNTEERS WORKING WITH THE ELDERLY IN MACAO

XIANG LI

11:36-11:48

Sitting with Death: The Unexpected Classroom: Death Doulas, Medical Students, and Two-Way Learning.

Danni Petkovic

11:48-12:00

Competency Based Training for Early Palliative Care Communication: Outcomes from a Canada Wide Randomized Trial of the ABCs Program

Hsien Seow

12:00-12:12

Advance Care Planning Education For Community-Dwelling Older Adults: A Multi-Modal Approach From Northern Thailand

sutheelak ladpala

12:12-12:24

The Doula Collective; a voice in the community

Rose Sexton

12:24-12:36

Facilitating Death Dialogues Using an Adapted No Barriers Here© (NBH) Approach in Health Professions Education

Jodi Hall

Education, Literacy, and Training
Compassionate Communities and Engagement
Chair: Cheng-Pei Lin

Title

Presenter

15:30-15:42

Getting Ready: Assessing community death literacy and end-of-life choices attitudes to co-create community education

Michael Chapman

15:42-15:54

Community as a Living Classroom: Exploring Social Suffering and Community Capacity through Medical Student Fieldwork

Phakhaphol Sophonsakulsuk

15:54-16:06

Death Literacy as Community Practice

Kerrie Noonan

16:06-16:18

Medical Readers Theatre: A Humanities Informed Approach to Teaching Core Palliative Care Competencies in Medical Training

Amanda Landers

16:18-16:30

Visualizing the Unimagined: A Comparative Study of Using "Life Quality Cards" to Promote Advance Care Planning in Urban and Rural Communities

Samuel Shih-Chih Wang

16:30-16:42

We All Need a Good Wake: What Ancient Traditions Can Teach Us About Public Health Palliative Care

Kevin Toolis

16:42-16:54

Connecting Communities Across the Globe: Mapping Project A global survey

Rebecca Newell

16:54-17:06

"When the Kidney Fails, So Does the World": Bridging Culture and Compassion in End-of-Life Care Among ESRD Patients in Southern Thailand

Worachet Khieochan

Oral Presentation: PHPC – Policy, Planning, Service Delivery, and Health Promotion
Chair: Yong Hao Ng

Title

Presenter

11:12-11:24

Expanding Advance Care Planning in Taiwan Through Social Work Leadership Beyond the Clinic

Wang Yu Hsuan

11:24-11:36

Do Health Systems Buffer Inequalities Under Stress? End-Of-Life Care Receipt Across 23 European Countries Before And During COVID-19

Paola Sillitti

11:36-11:48

From policy to practice: implementing ‘each community is prepared to help’ through a Compassionate City approach in public health palliative care

Guy Peryer

11:48-12:00

Governance and Organisational Prerequisites for Early Integrated Palliative Care for Older People: A Synthesis of Three Qualitative Field Studies

Lotta Pham

12:00-12:12

Implementing Advance Care Planning in Thai Prisons: A Strategic Framework for Systemic Integration and Humanized Care

Wanna Jarusomboon

12:12-12:24

Bridging the Consensus Gap: Five Strategies to Advance Palliative Care Integration for Dialysis Patients in Taiwan

Hung-Bin Tsai

Workshop

15:30-17:10

Becoming a Compassionate University: From Inspiration to Implementation
Facilitator: Sarah Dury, Luc Deliens, Joachim Cohen, Charlotte Van Campfort

11:00-12:30

Workshop

Shaping possibilities: How environments influence end‐of‐life trajectories
Facilitator: Astrid Verhue, Charlotte Van Campfort, Zoélie Prickartz Lewkowicz

15:30-17:10

Workshop (Chinese with English support)

Playing with Life and Death: Building Death Literacy through Community Games
Facilitator: Hui-Chuan Kuo

9:00-10:30

Symposium (Chinese)

Training of Spiritual Care Professionals at Dabei Xueyuan
Chair: Ching-Yu Chen
Speakers: Tsung Tueng Bhikkhuni, Dao Ji Bhikkhuni, Hui-Chun Yeh, Yu Wang

10:30-11:00

Coffee Break

11:00-12:30

Symposium (Invited)

Bridging Cultures, Building Compassion: Innovations and Practices in Public Health Palliative Care
(Japan, Korea, Taiwan annual conference)

12:30-13:30

Lunch Break

Oral Presentation (Chinese)
Chair: Xuan Liu

Title

Presenter

13:30-13:42

「死亡咖啡館」有效地在香港推廣預設照顧計劃

Fan Ning

13:42-13:54

生命頌禮在香港大埔宏福苑大火悲劇中的20宗案例實踐

Fan Ning

13:54-14:06

從權利宣告到社區實踐：論24小時居家醫療模式在落實預立醫療決定（AD）之突破與優勢

Koung Mu Huan

14:06-14:18

居家醫療診所為核心之都市型慈悲社區推廣模式研究：以「善響節」為例

Chang Kai Ping

14:18-14:30

From Avoiding the Topic of Death to Taking Action: The Life-and-Death Education Practices in “Review Café”

Tzu-Miao Chen

14:30-14:42

機構長者多元靈性需求之陪伴模式建構：以大悲學苑關懷實作為例
Constructing a Companion Care Model for the Diverse Spiritual Needs of Institutional Older Adults: A Case Study of the Caring Practices at Dabei Xueyuan

Wu-Han Hsieh

14:42-14:54

從隱藏傷痕到安然告別：一位末期病人的生命整合與靈性轉化
From Hidden Wounds to Peaceful Farewell: Life Integration and Spiritual Transformation of a Terminal Patient

Pei-chen, Wu

14:54-15:06

Promoting a dignified life and facilitating a good death in a Military Dependents Villages: A Community-Based Dementia Care Model Integrating Expressive Arts and Life Videography

YU MEI, I

15:06-15:18

藝術育療在醫療服務提供者生死教育及生命關懷的應用

Hung Tan

15:18-15:30

Coffee Break

15:30-17:10

Symposium (Invited) (Chinese)

The Share Home: Holistic Collaboration for Hospice of Peace
Chair: Yi-Ying Ling
Speakers: Hao Wang, Walis Pering, Chia-Chen Juan, Thomas Chang, Hsin-Ling Tsai

9:00-10:30

Symposium

The Role of Asian Cultural Norms and Multicultural Practices in Implementing Namaste Care
Chair: Wang Ying-wei
Speakers: Tammy Chau Lok-yung, Vennus Ho Yuen-wai, Emily Chiang Ching-chun, Martin Ang

10:30-11:00

Coffee Break

11:00-12:30

Workshop

The Art of Inclusivity : Using arts-approaches in equity-oriented public health palliative care
Facilitator: Jed Jerwood, Max Kleijberg

Lunch Break

Making Spiritual Care Everyone’s Responsibility: Education Across Professions and Communities
Chair: YingWei Wang
Speakers: YingWei Wang, Christina Puchalski, Wen-Yu HU, Yi-Ju Chen

15:30-17:10

Workshop

How can we build death literacy?
Exploring the work of workshop participants in the context of the new Death Literacy Causal Model
Facilitator: Astrid Verhue, Rebecca Patterson, Jed Jerwood