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🌟EXCITING NEWS! The CAPC National Seminar will return in 2025! Join us in Philadelphia, September 15-17, for the unique mix of innovative solutions, practical tools, insights on national trends, and vibrant community that only the CAPC Seminar can offer. Save the date: registration will open early 2025 >> https://ow.ly/hyoT50Tk3xu 👁️🗨️ Areas of Focus - Building and leveraging the interprofessional team - Billing and program financing strategies - Using data to demonstrate value and secure resources - Strategies to cope with high volumes - Optimizing referral relationships - Clinical training initiatives to improve patient outcomes - Palliative care workforce well-being - Leading healthy teams - Insights on the health care landscape: policy, payment, workforce, and technology - Equitable access and care delivery for patients with serious illness The Seminar is open to all, but CAPC members will receive discounted registration. #CAPCSeminar25 #hapc

💻 Webinar 'How to Support and Empower Caregivers of People Living with Dementia' on Thursday, November 14 🔗 https://ow.ly/Sa6L50TBzXb Caregivers are the backbone of the US health care system, particularly for people living with serious illness such as Alzheimer’s Disease and other dementias. While palliative care goes a long way in supporting these patients, there continue to be more opportunities to optimize how we support caregivers. These range from better integrating caregivers into goals of care conversations and facilitating practical training to prepare for the physical and mental aspects of caregiving in the home, to connecting them with meaningful resources in their communities. In this webinar, CAPC’s Andy Esch, MD, MBA, is joined by leaders from the Alzheimer’s Association and Hospice of the Valley’s Dementia Care and Education Campus to discuss this and more. Together they will share strategies for how to better support caregivers, including addressing some of the structural limitations that can hinder this work. Participants will leave with tools to implement targeted changes that can greatly improve the outcomes of caregivers and patients alike.

🤔 Do you have the following questions about the 2025 CAPC National Seminar? Visit the FAQs on our website and find the answers to these, and more >> https://lnkd.in/eAdjv25S ❔ When will the agenda and speakers be announced? ❔ Is the 2025 CAPC National Seminar open to non-members? ❔ Will there be a poster session? ❔ Will there be an exhibit hall? Keep your eye out for #CAPCSeminar25 updates. Save the date to join us in Philadelphia, September 15-17 for a unique mix of innovative solutions, practical tools, insights on national trends, and vibrant community that only the CAPC Seminar can offer. Registration will open early 2025.

Explore CAPC’s essential Pain Management courses 🔗 https://ow.ly/vwUb50TBGL5 The Pain Management curriculum covers which patients are appropriate to consider for opioid therapy; how to assess risk for substance use disorder; how to safely prescribe, monitor, and document opioid therapy in alignment with the Federation of State Medical Boards prescribing guidelines; and more. CAPC members can take these courses and earn free continuing education credits. Free ABIM Maintenance of Certification (MOC) credits are also available for physicians. #palliative #hpm #hapc #PalliativeCare #clinician #medicine #health #healthcare #SeriousIllness #pain #PainManagement

Our Senior Director, Marketing and Communications Melissa Scholl is attending IMEX America this week to connect with event industry professionals and organizations and learn about key event / meeting trends from national experts. ⭐ We can’t wait to hear all about it! #IMEX24

Loving this memory from CAPC’s 2017 Seminar. Save the date for the next CAPC National Seminar on September 15-17, 2025, in Philadelphia, PA. capc.org/seminar #CAPCSeminar25 #hapc Share your favorite memories to help us celebrate CAPC’s 25th anniversary! #CAPC25

CAPC Workshops: Chronic Pain Management for Patients with Serious Illness in the Context of Substance Use Disorder ➡ https://ow.ly/NKP450SKigr Space is limited! Taught by expert faculty, this new series of clinical training workshops helps clinicians confidently manage pain for some of the most complex patients. Workshop attendees will learn up-to-date, practical, evidence-based guidance on how to: ◼ Navigate pain management decision-making to provide the best care for a highly-vulnerable patient population ◼ Mitigate the risk of substance use disorder (SUD) for patients with chronic pain ◼ Manage pain for patients with SUD or opioid use disorder using a harm reduction approach ◼ Prescribe buprenorphine as a safe alternative to full agonist opioids Clinicians from all care settings, working with all patient populations, are encouraged to attend one or both of the workshops. Continuing medical education (CME), Maintenance of Certification (MOC), and continuing nursing education (CNE) will be provided to attendees. These workshops are designed to meet the Federal MATE Act requirement for new or renewing DEA licensees for training on opioid or other substance use disorders and the appropriate treatment of pain. CAPC membership is NOT required, but members receive discounted registration. #hpm #hapc

The CAPC Innovation Hub is a space to be inspired. 💡 The latest innovations added to the Hub are the breakthrough initiatives that won CAPC's third The John A. Hartford Foundation Tipping Point Challenge. Explore these initiatives, and others, today >> https://ow.ly/YgWJ50RBYQC