The International Collaborative for Best Care for the Dying Person invites you to take part in our Summer School 2024
Dates 13-14 May 2024
Place Yusuf Hamied Centre, Cudeca Institute for Training and Research (Benalmádena -Málaga- Spain)
Full Members Fee 170€
Associates and Non Members Fee 220€
Established in 2014, the International Collaborative for Best Care for the Dying Person brings together a global group of leading thinkers, practitioners, and researchers, who share a vision for a world where all people experience a good death as an integral part of their individual life, supported by the very best personalized care.
Next May in Fundacion Cudeca we are hosting the Summer School for the International Collaborative for the Best Care for the Dying Person. A two days event to talk and present new findings about Palliative Care.
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Program
Summer School’s Aim
- To bring together a global group of leading thinkers, practitioners, and researchers, who share a vision for a world where all people experience a good death as an integral part of their individual life, supported by the very best personalized care.
Summer School’s Objectives
- To promote and develop the 10/40 Model for Best Care for the Dying Person
- To provide a networking opportunity for the
facilitators working with10/40 Model - To encourage collaborative working within
Project Groups
Care for the Dying: The 10/40 Model for Best Care for the Dying Person
The International Collaborative’s innovative 10/40 Model for Best Care for the Dying Person is a continuous quality improvement programme that can transform care for the dying within a clinical environment in a measurable and sustainable way. At Summer School, we will explore the main components of the model and give delegates an understanding of how they can implement it in their own clinical setting
Research in the International Collaborative
Providing opportunities to participate in major international research is a core aim of the International Collaborative, and Summer School is a key driver in the development of the project portfolio. This year, delegates can participate in a number of research workshops, including the Serious Illness Care Programme, national benchmarking, the iLIVE project, and the 10/40 Model for Best Care for the Dying Person.
National Benchmarking in Care for the Dying
An opportunity to learn from established national benchmarking and audit centres including the Swedish Registry of Palliative Care and the National Audit of Care at the End of Life (UK). Discussions will include different benchmarking models, quality improvement, staff and relatives’ perceptions, and opportunities for international collaboration and joint projects.
Education and Training
Education and training are vital if we are to deliver the best possible care for dying patients and their families. This year’s programme includes workshops on communication skills, spirituality, ethics at the end of life, alongside others on teaching skills and education and training for the Serious Illness Care Programme – vital topics for any Palliative Care practitioner.