CAPC National Seminar

The CAPC National Seminar is an influential biennial conference that focuses on advancing high-quality, equitable palliative care. Taking place at the Hilton Columbus Downtown in Columbus, United States, this event attracts palliative care professionals from various disciplines and settings. Attendees have the opportunity to network, connect, and participate in an extensive array of sessions that provide innovative solutions, practical tools, and insights into national trends impacting the palliative care landscape.

The Seminar will cover crucial topics such as building and leveraging interprofessional teams, billing and program financing strategies, and using data to demonstrate value and secure necessary resources. Participants will also engage in discussions around coping strategies for managing high patient volumes and clinical training initiatives aimed at improving patient outcomes.

Emphasis will be placed on equitable access and care delivery for patients facing serious illnesses, particularly in the context of billing, health equity, and leadership. Furthermore, attendees can partake in deep-dive Q&A sessions with faculty during small-group roundtable discussions, fostering a collaborative environment for exchanging ideas and insights.

The planning committee for the CAPC National Seminar is dedicated to creating an inclusive environment that celebrates diverse perspectives and experiences. This commitment ensures that all participants feel welcomed, valued, and represented throughout the event, which highlights the importance of equity as a cornerstone of quality care. By equipping healthcare professionals with the necessary tools and knowledge, the Seminar aims to empower them to deliver compassionate care to all individuals, particularly those from underrepresented and underserved populations.