Palliative care is a specialized area of medicine that focuses on improving the quality of life for individuals facing serious, life-limiting illnesses. It involves holistic support—medical, psychological, emotional, and spiritual—for patients and their families. Our Palliative Care Webinar 2025 brings together medical experts, caregivers, and therapists to offer a deep dive into effective palliative care practices in both clinical and home-based settings.
Definition and core principles of palliative care
Differences between palliative care and hospice
care
Scope of practice in hospitals, nursing homes, and at home
When and why palliative care is needed
Assessment tools for physical symptoms: pain, fatigue, breathlessness
Use of opioids and non-opioid medications
Managing nausea, constipation, anxiety, and insomnia
Ethical issues in sedation and drug administration
Addressing anxiety, depression, and grief
Importance of dignity and respect in end-of-life care
Psychological tools and therapies for patients and families
Dealing with anticipatory grief and caregiver stress
Recognizing diverse spiritual needs in terminal illness
Providing culturally competent care
Engaging with religious counselors and spiritual advisors
Non-judgmental communication with patients of all beliefs
Role of caregivers in palliative care
Coping strategies for family members
Communication techniques for breaking bad news
Bereavement and post-death support services
Patient rights and autonomy
Advance care planning and Do-Not-Resuscitate (DNR) orders
Informed
consent and confidentiality
Ethical dilemmas in terminal illness
Role of doctors, nurses, psychologists, social workers, and volunteers
Coordinating care among various healthcare providers
Importance of team meetings and shared goals
Case studies on collaborative care plans
Setting up palliative care at home
Equipment, medications, and 24/7 support planning
Telemedicine in palliative care
Challenges and benefits of home care for terminal patients
WHO recommendations on palliative
care
Models of care delivery in different countries
Community-based palliative programs
Palliative care integration with public health
Roles: palliative care physician, nurse, counselor, social worker
Required qualifications and training programs
Professional organizations and certifications
Volunteering in hospice and care homes
This webinar is ideal for:
Doctors and nurses in oncology, geriatrics, and ICU
Medical and nursing students
Hospice staff and home healthcare providers
Psychologists, counselors, and social workers
Caregivers and family members of terminally ill patients
NGO workers and community health professionals
Certificate of Completion
Downloadable Slides and Study Resources
Checklist for Palliative Home Care Setup
Mental Health Support Toolkit
Access to Live Q&A with field experts
Date: [Insert Date]
Time: [Insert Time]
Duration: 90 Minutes
Platform: Zoom / Google Meet / MS Teams
Language: English
Participation Fee: ₹299 (Free for Limited Registrants)
Deliver empathetic and patient-centered care
Learn to manage physical and emotional distress effectively
Understand legal and ethical frameworks in palliative settings
Build resilience and communication skills as a caregiver or professional
Explore
career and volunteering options in hospice and palliative services
Palliative Care Physicians with 15+ years of experience
Hospice Nurses and End-of-Life Counselors
Spiritual Wellness Coaches and Mental Health Experts
Social Workers and NGO Leaders in Community Care
Guide to Talking with Terminally Ill Patients
Printable Symptom Tracking Charts
Advance Care Planning Templates
Audio Meditation for Caregiver Stress
E-book: Introduction to Holistic Palliative Care
In a world increasingly focused on technology and cure, palliative care reminds us of the power of human connection, empathy, and dignity. Whether you're a healthcare professional or a family caregiver, this webinar offers the knowledge, tools, and emotional insight to support those who need compassionate care the most.
Join us in promoting comfort, dignity, and respect for patients navigating life-limiting conditions. Seats are limited—book now!