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International Workshop on Medical Ethics and End-of-life Care

23rd Dec – 24th Dec 2026 Bayamo, Cuba Standard / Physical Participation
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This track explores various ethical frameworks that guide decision-making in end-of-life care. Participants will analyze how these frameworks can be applied to real-world scenarios involving terminally ill patients.

This session focuses on the ethical dilemmas faced in palliative care, particularly regarding pain management and patient autonomy. Discussions will include the implications of opioid use and the importance of compassionate care.

This track examines the ethical implications of euthanasia and assisted dying practices across different cultural contexts. It aims to foster a dialogue on the moral considerations and legal frameworks surrounding these practices.

This session addresses the significance of advanced directives in preserving patient autonomy at the end of life. Participants will discuss the ethical challenges in honoring these directives amidst varying family dynamics and medical opinions.

This track emphasizes the importance of cultural sensitivity when addressing end-of-life care decisions. It will explore how cultural beliefs influence patient preferences and ethical considerations in diverse populations.

This session focuses on the role of ethical counseling in supporting patients and families facing terminal illness. Participants will explore strategies for addressing moral distress and facilitating difficult conversations.

This track investigates the ethical implications of assessing decision-making capacity in patients with terminal illnesses. Discussions will center on the criteria for capacity evaluation and the impact on treatment choices.

This session delves into the ethical challenges faced by hospice care providers in making complex care decisions. Participants will discuss case studies that highlight the intersection of ethics and compassionate care.

This track addresses the phenomenon of moral distress experienced by healthcare providers in end-of-life situations. Participants will explore strategies for mitigating this distress and promoting ethical resilience.

This session focuses on the ethical imperative of maintaining patient dignity in end-of-life care. Discussions will include best practices for ensuring dignity while addressing the needs of patients and families.

This track highlights innovative approaches to addressing ethical challenges in end-of-life care. Participants will share insights and solutions that have emerged from interdisciplinary collaborations and research.

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