National Symposium for Academic Palliative Care Education and Research
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About the symposium
Save the date! The CSU Shiley Institute for Palliative Care’s next National Symposium for Academic Palliative Care Education and Research will be held February 17-18, 2022, in beautiful San Diego.
The Symposium is a unique and interactive multidisciplinary conference designed to highlight the latest in academic palliative care research, teaching, and practice. It is the only event of its kind in the country designed for university faculty, practitioners, and researchers focused on advancing palliative care.
The annual conference features a dynamic agenda of plenary, paper, panel, and workshop sessions highlighting how to incorporate palliative care concepts into research, courses, and experiences at all educational levels.
JOIN THE INTEREST LISTOur keynote speakers are national leaders in palliative care
Featured keynote speakers include national experts and changemakers leading a collective movement to enhance serious illness care from the ground up. Symposium keynotes include palliative care pioneers, innovative clinicians, renowned educators, and others passionate about making palliative care more accessible to everyone who needs it.
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Annual Call
for Abstracts
The Symposium showcases new research and teaching strategies in a highly personal, interactive conference experience that encourages in-depth discussion and collaboration. Our annual Call for Abstracts is generally issued in February for posters, papers, workshops, and panels. Presenters from renowned universities, teaching hospitals, and clinical programs get immediate feedback from colleague and form lasting connections that fuel future work.
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“Symposium attendees and presenters are committed to palliative care education and research. Their work and lives inspire me. The keynote, plenary, poster, and breakout presentations all reinforce a commitment to holistic healthcare, with attention to educational and clinical excellence, spirituality, self-care, artistic expression, and/or caregiver support.”
Pamela Kohlbry, RN, PhD, CNL
Director, University Relations and Research
“The Advanced Practice Certificate course is not clinical supervision, but is the closest thing to it that I’ve seen in a curriculum. It combines top-notch case-based learning with the very best clinical mentorship. Anyone who goes through the course and invests in their learning, should be well prepared for the certification exam.”
Tara Schapmire, PhD, MSSW, CSW, OSW-C, FAOSW
Course Faculty
