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Courses Virtual school on living and dying with chronic lung disease 2025

Virtual school on living and dying with chronic lung disease 2025

This course provided an overview of palliative and supportive care for patients with chronic lung diseases, covering symptom management, multidisciplinary collaboration, and the role of informal caregivers. Participants gained insights in advance care planning and explore disease-specific best practices to support both living and end-of-life care in lung cancer, ILD, COPD, and neuromuscular diseases.

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Chair(s): Heleen Demeyer, Saida Overgaard

Session type: Lecture

Panel discussion: symptom management, planning, and support for patients & caregivers

Magnus Ekström, Nancy Preston, Irene Higginson, Alda Marques, Lynn Reinke, Panagiotis Pentaris, Sujeet Rajan, Daisy J.A. Janssen

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Informal caregivers and the importance to support them

Alda Marques

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Culturally sensitive end-of-life care communication with patients and informal caregivers

Lynn Reinke

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Importance of spiritual wellbeing in the last phase

Panagiotis Pentaris

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Panel discussion: symptom management, planning, and support for patients & caregivers

Magnus Ekström

Nancy Preston

Irene Higginson

Alda Marques

Lynn Reinke

Panagiotis Pentaris

Sujeet Rajan

Daisy J.a. Janssen

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Virtual school on living and dying with chronic lung disease 2025

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