An opportunity to meet mid-year and enjoy Spanish hospitality as members progress key projects and prospective members learn about the 10/40 Model in the Andalucían sunshine.
Main programme: Best Care for the Dying Person
Project group workshops
Facilitator Network workshops
Summer School Dinner
Hosted by Fundación Cudeca, Spain's longest-established centre for hospice care, Summer School is a three-day programme of workshops for prospective, new, and established members of the Collaborative.
The main Summer School programme addresses the concept of 'Best Care for the Dying Person' through a series of plenaries and workshops designed to provide a thorough grounding in the 10/40 Model and the Quality Improvement Framework, and including topical issues such as digital training models and implementing care plans into Electronic Medical Records. Interested individuals can also engage in project workshops to drive forward major projects, including the Facilitator Network, Cui-DAR, the Serious Illness Conversations Programme, and the international Marie Curie PhD Programme.
Non-members attending the event receive six months' complimentary membership of the International Collaborative.
Fees
Fees cover access to the following:
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Scientific Sessions
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Certificate of Attendance
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Coffee Breaks and Lunch
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Thursday Welcome Dinner
Collaborative Members 150€
Non-members 200€
Submit an abstract
We encourage participants to submit abstracts to share research and best practice in End of Life Care. The best three abstracts will be invited to deliver an oral presentation at Summer School.
Abstracts will only be accepted via the online submission proforma and must be prepared in English.
Authors should remember that the abstract allows the reviewers to make an informed decision about the quality of the empirical/non-empirical work and its suitability for inclusion in the Summer School programme.
The abstract deadline has been extended to 17th March 2023.