New at CAPC: July 2026

CAPC is constantly creating new products—and updating existing ones—to ensure you have the best tools and technical assistance to do your job. Here's an update about what we've done in July 2026.

Ohio-based palliative care professionals, CAPC needs you! We are looking for 10 volunteers representing the full interprofessional palliative care team (physicians, nurses, social workers, chaplains, administrators, and other team members) to join the host committee for the 2027 CAPC National Seminar and help create an exceptional experience for attendees from across the country. Space on the committee is limited; applications close July 31.

Our latest CAPC Faculty Spotlight features Catrece Studdard, Director of Practice Operations at Presbyterian Healthcare Services. Learn what inspired her to pursue a career in palliative care, how she spends her time outside of work, and more.

CAPC is offering new virtual clinical workshops on moral distress within the palliative care team through the interprofessional perspectives of the physician, registered nurse, and social worker. Participants will examine common sources of moral distress, including aggressive treatment at the end of life, ineffective communication, resource limitations, and tensions between patient wishes and organizational constraints.

These workshops offer continuing education credits for physicians, physician assistants, and social workers. CAPC is working closely with our educational partners to offer continuing education credits for nurses and case managers.

Presented by
Lauren E. Berninger, DO, MBE, FACP, Caitlin McGeehan, RN, BSN, CHPN, CCRN, and Melissa Rizzolo, MSW, LCSW-C, APHSW-C

Dates and Times
Thursday, October 15, from 5:00 – 7:00 PM ET
Monday, November 9, from 4:00 – 6:00 PM ET
Wednesday, December 9, from 4:30 – 6:30 PM ET

Cost
$100 for CAPC members; $150 for non-members

Register now