Join us for the return of the CAPC National Seminar! Experience the unique mix of innovative solutions, practical tools, insights on national trends, and vibrant community that only the CAPC Seminar can offer.
Palliative care professionals from all disciplines and settings attend this biennial conference to network, connect, and attend a diverse array of sessions designed to advance high-quality, equitable palliative care.
Areas of Focus
- Building and leveraging the interprofessional team
- Billing and program financing strategies
- Using data to demonstrate value and secure resources
- Strategies to cope with high volumes
- Optimizing referral relationships
- Clinical training initiatives to improve patient outcomes
- Palliative care workforce well-being
- Leading healthy teams
- Insights on the health care landscape: policy, payment, workforce, and technology
- Equitable access and care delivery for patients with serious illness
Join us in Philadelphia, September 15-17, 2025.
Pre-Conference Workshops
Attendees can choose from three half-day, pre-conference workshops on September 15, focused on billing, health equity, and leadership.
Special Features and Highlights
- Poster Session featuring outstanding palliative care innovation
- Networking events to connect, collaborate, and exchange ideas with faculty and colleagues
- Office Hours to connect with Seminar faculty for deep-dive Q&A about the day's sessions in small-group, roundtable discussions
- Continuing education credits
- And much more
Seminar Values Statement
The CAPC National Seminar planning committee is deeply committed to fostering an environment that reflects and celebrates the many perspectives, identities, and experiences of our professional community and the patient communities we serve. This principle has guided every step of the Seminar planning process, from selecting session topics and speakers to creating an environment where all attendees feel welcomed, valued, and represented. The Seminar’s programming emphasizes that equity is central to quality care, and that palliative care leaders are called to address barriers faced by underrepresented and underserved populations.
Together, we aim to create an inclusive learning environment that equips all health care professionals with the tools and knowledge necessary to deliver high-quality, equitable, and compassionate care to all individuals.
Artwork Credit
Folding the Prism © 2019 Mural Arts Philadelphia / Jessie Unterhalter & Katey Truhn (Jessie & Katey), 1217 Spring Garden Street. Photo by Steve Weinik. Read about the artwork.