10^th International Conference on Geriatrics Nursing and Palliative Care November 19-20, 2018 Holiday Inn – Marne La Vallée Paris, France

Potential Participants or the  Targeted Audience

Geriatrics Nursing Accreditation service provider is associated to assist other geriatric and gerontological professionals in identifying quality providers of continuing education. It does not approve or endorse individual courses or instructors, nor does it imply acceptance of credit hours by boards of geriatrics.

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What's New in The Geriatrics Nursing 2018???

• Accepted abstracts will be published in conference journal with DOI.
• Attendees can become a session Chair for their desired session.
• CPD accreditation to the participants.
• Interested Participants can become a poster judge for the poster session, for which they would be provided with a separate certificate of acknowledgement.
• Attendees can get upto 20% discount in the upcoming conference.
• Participants can publish any full length articles with us in the future with upto 20% discount.

Participation Options and their Benefits

This upcoming live Conference has been accredited with CPD credits

Earning Continuing Professional Development (CPD) credits is a primary requirement in many states for healthcare professionals to be board-certified and maintain their license. There are numerous advantages of attending the CPD accredited Geriatrics Nursing 2018, which may be listed as below:

1. Encouraging discussions

This live conferences will provide Doctors, Healthcare professionals, Research Scholars and Students with the opportunity to engage in discussions with presenters and other lionized personnels to understand the genres and sub-genres well. This conference will also provide a shade where participants for peering up their  required human network.

2. Building up networking opportunities

Attending this conference will give participants a chance to meet other health professionals from around the world. These conferences provide many opportunities to chat with others at meals, before and after presentations and during any social events that take place, such as happy hours. Networking can help participants expand their knowledge and improve their experience by connecting with others and sharing information on their experiences and areas of research, dealing with patients, and various other related arenas.

3. Introducing new ideas and approaches

Learning from an online program can teach new concepts, but attending a conference in person takes you one step further. Being at the conference take the participants out of their usual surroundings and can inspire them to bring out new ideas. They can also find out about the newest recommendations and approaches in Geriatric and Palliative care from experts round the globe, at a time. Exhibitors and vendor booths are also available for the exhibitions which will make participants know about current trends in the concerned market world-wide.

4.  Offering the most Valuable practical experience

Taking a Continuing Professional Development course online might provide the knowledge they need but being able to practice these techniques in person can help improve their skills. But, attending this conference will offer workshops that give participants a chance to try out new equipment or practice new techniques.

5. Explaining new or modified regulations

One can find new or modified regulations online, but the information presented can be confusing and difficult to fully understand. This conference include presentations that can explain new or modified  regulations in more detailed way and provide information on how these changes might affect research scholars, healthcare professionals, doctors etc… and what they can do to prepare for them. Participants also have an opportunity to ask questions about any information on regulations that they do not understand and can receive clear answers.

Other benefits include:

• Keynote Presentation by world’s most eminent researchers
• Presentations over concurrent streams
• Poster Presentation option
• Half day workshop
• Provocative Symposia's and Workshops
• Exhibition booth of 3X3 Square meter
• 1 page publication of the exhibitor profile in the souvenir
• IOCM Certificate
• Abstracts will be published with DOI number by Cross Ref
• Handbook & Conference kits
• Best location to speed up your route into every territory in the World.
• 89% our conference attendees are the Key contact in their labs purchasing decisions.
• Website perceptibility to more than 35K guests in less than 6 months
• Live Streaming of the gathering
• One complimentary scientific program registration
• Get worldwide acknowledgement to your profile and Research
• Publish your compositions in the particular supporting International Journals
• Access to Preconference Workshops
• Usage of various screening tools to identify and interprete the  results
• The opportunity in an effort to blend and mingle, shape new relationships and toughen existing ones.
• Best Hospitality services at our conference.

Track-01:  Hospice and Palliative Care

Palliative care and hospice care quite oftentimes used exchangeably, though not entirely correct. Hospice care in certain parts of the world, needs to meet up with the specific eligibility criteria and fetch up a qualified service provider in the concerned field. Furthermore, one can recuperate palliative care from any doctor at about any hospital , but it is often adviced to fetch up a specialized care personnel for the same. Palliative care involves providing relief and comfort to a patient who is being treated for a serious disease or illness, whether it is terminal or not. It can include providing the patient with painkillers after bone-break or signalizing anti-nausea medication while the person concerned, are undergoing chemotherapy for cancer. Palliative care can also be machicolated to patients who push aside the curative treatments, case in point, if the patient has limited self-care capabilities, or is not benefiting from any treatment, or has evidence that further treatment will not help the condition. This type of care remediates the symptoms rather than fetching up to provide a cure. 

 Track-02:  Palliative Drugs and Medications

When it comes to medications for pain management and associated palliative drugs, there are two broad categories: opioids, which lacklustre pain systemically, end to end of the body; and adjuvant analgesics, or helper medications that can drogue specific types of pain, often by fighting inflammation.

Opioids: Opioid medications are purchasable only by dint of a viable prescription. There are numerous opioid drugs that palliative care physicians most unremarkably prescribe for moderating severe pain in the context of a grave or life-threatening illness. They are known as opioid analgesics. Besides many others, Some of which seemingly similar compounds available in open market are listed below:

•  Codeine

•  Fentanyl

•  Hydrocodone

Track-03: Psychiatric Palliative care

As an epochal proportion of patients retrieving palliative care, suffer from states of anxiety, depression, delirium, or other mental symptoms, psychiatry and palliative care already join force closely in the palliative care for medical circumstances. Besides, this well-established involvement of psychiatrists in palliative care, as of now, psychiatry does not unambiguously provide palliative care for patients with mental illness outside the arena of terminal medical illness. Based on the WHO explanatory definition, of palliative care, a working definition of palliative psychological care is proposed. Palliative psychiatry emphasizes on mental health rather than medical/physical matters. We propose that the beneficiaries of palliative psychiatry are patients with severe persistent mental illness, who are at risk of therapeutic neglect and/or overly aggressive care within current paradigms. These include long-term residential care patients with severe chronic schizophrenia and insufficient quality of life, those with therapy-refractory depressions and repeated suicide attempts, and those with severe long-standing therapy-refractory anorexia nervosa. An explicitly palliative approach within psychiatry has the potential to improve quality of care, person-centredness, outcomes, and autonomy for patients with severe persistent mental illness.

Track-04: Oncological and Terminal Palliative Care

Palliative care is a rapidly growing subspecialty of medicine entailing expert and active assessment, evaluation and treatment of the physical, psychological, social and spiritual needs of patients and families with serious illnesses. It provides an added layer of support to the patient's regular medical care. As cancer is detected earlier and its treatments improve, palliative care and nursing is increasingly playing a vital role in the oncology population. Because of these advances in oncology, the role of palliative care services for such patients is actively evolving. Herein, we will highlight emerging paradigms in palliative care and attempt to delineate key education, research and policy areas that lie ahead for the field of palliative oncology. Despite the critical need for improving multi-faceted and multi-specialty symptom management and patient–physician communication, we will focus on the interface between palliative care and oncology specialists, a relationship that can lead to better overall patient care on all of these levels. Oncologists hold different notions and continue to receive mixed messages regarding the scope of palliative care. This phenomenon reflects a rapidly changing healthcare landscape, necessitating continual palliative care education and provider self-assessment in order to deliver the highest quality care to patients with serious illnesses.

Track-05: Neonatal and Pediatric Palliative Care

The use of palliative and hospice care to infants in the neonatal emergency unit has been clear for more than 30 years. This article tends to the history, current contemplations, and foreseen future requirements for palliative and hospice mind in the NICU, and depends on late writing survey. Neonatologists have since quite a while ago dealt with the total of numerous infants' short lives, given the moderately high death rates related with rashness and birth deserts, however their capacity or ability to completely address of the continuum of interdisciplinary palliative, end of life, and mourning consideration has changed generally. While neonatology benefit limit has become worldwide amid this time, so has consideration regarding pediatric palliative care by and large, and neonatal-perinatal palliative care particularly. Upgrades have happened in family-focused care, correspondence, torment appraisal and administration, and deprivation. There remains a need to coordinate palliative care with escalated mind instead of anticipate its application exclusively at the terminal period of a youthful newborn child's life—when she is quickly passing on. Future contemplations for applying neonatal palliative care incorporate its combination into fetal demonstrative administration, the creating period of genomic solution, and extending research into palliative care models and practices in the NICU.

Track-06:  Palliative Care Management

Teach the patient and family how to give great palliative care at home as indicated by the side effects

Record pharmaceuticals with directions

Leave the patient however much accountable for his or her own particular care as could be expected

Assess the patient for torment (in all patients) where Palliative Care is nessecary

Determine the reason for the torment by history and examination (for new agony and any   adjustment in torment)that may need the Palliative Nursing.

Track-07: Biology of Ageing

The components proposed to impact geriatrics and gerontology fall into two fundamental classifications, programmed and damage related. Programmed factors take after a certain biological timetable, probably one that may be a continuation of the one that manages childhood growth and advancement. This control would rely upon changes in gene regulation and expression that influence the frameworks in charge of upkeep, repair and defensive responses. Damage related components incorporate inner and natural ambushes to living beings that prompt aggregate damage at different levels.

Track-08: Geriatrics Associated Neurocognitive Disorders

Some of the most commonly dealt by disorders and impairments related to geriatric care and gerontology that are often catching the attention of the researchers as well as of the scientific world are as follows:

Parkinson disease

Alzhiemer’s Syndrome

Cognitive Impairments

artherosclerosis

Track-09: Ageing Associated Dementia

Gerontology, brain impairments or Dementia walk hand in hand. As a person reaches the Geriatric or Gerontologic part of his/her life, brain and associated neurological impairments becomes a quite natural process. Some of which are being listed below:

Vascular Dementia

Lewy Body Dementia

Frontotemporal Dementia

Normal Pressure Hydocephalus

Track-10: Geriatric Care

As a person enters the gerontologic range of his/her age , it is obvious that he/she will need certain care techniques in order to cope up with the on-going changes and diseased condition of the body.

It includes some of the professional personalities just as below:

Geriatricians

Geriatric nurses

Normal nursing fellows

General Physicians

Physiotherapists

Pharmacological experts

And lots more……

Track-11:  Medication Profile Assessment

Though there are a lot of medications available, since at the phase of ageing, a person suffers from various different types of problems, some of the noteworthy medications lies in the living processes of the concerned individuals. Some of which are listed below:

ADLs

IADLs

Track-12: Management of Geriatric Care

Though there are a lot of management that is required for the elderly , for their care processes. Some of the most eminent sorts of management for the field of geriatrics and Gerontology are as follows:

Nutritional Services Management

Housing Management

Home Care Services Management

Socialisation Programs Management

Financial Planning Management

Track-13: Older Abuse and Ageing Process

Many sorts and types of abuse of the elderly are got to be noticed which may also prove as a bi-track affecting the ageing process. these are some of the factors which this Geriatrics 2018 would comfortably deal with from every spheres , from the pros to the cons , in order to deal with the burning issue , seriously affecting these grey hairs in leading a healthy , peaceful and a happier life.

1st early-bird Abstract Submission Deadline : September 25, 2018

1st early-bird Registration Deadline: October 20, 2018 

Final Date: November 19, 2018.