The JCBeCARE International Conference - Towards 2030: The Practitioner-Researcher Collaborated Bereavement Care – aims to facilitate the collaboration of social and healthcare professionals through integrating research findings in bereavement care.
As we approach the next decade, the importance in collaboration between practitioners and researchers to shape future care for people experiencing loss is more apparent than ever. As practitioners provide support and guidance to individuals navigating grief, establishing partnership with researchers can promote enhancing bereavement care through evidence-based practices and their innovative approaches. By taking the first step in strengthening the collaborative relationship between both parties, we strive towards holistic and effective approaches in supporting individuals experiencing bereavement.
The Conference aims to provide a platform for forging new connections, starting meaningful discussions and guiding explorations of practices both old and new, to initiate improvements in bereavement care. With great strides made in exploring multiple areas of bereavement, such as public health approach in bereavement care, assessments and practices, disenfranchised grief, spirituality in bereavement and more, it is a golden opportunity to share insights and promote better understanding and execution of bereavement care.
Join us in our journey where practitioners and researchers unite and catapult us into the era of collaborative bereavement care. Together, let us pave the way for building a more compassionate community that offers care to individuals in their time of need.
As we approach the next decade, the importance in collaboration between practitioners and researchers to shape future care for people experiencing loss is more apparent than ever. As practitioners provide support and guidance to individuals navigating grief, establishing partnership with researchers can promote enhancing bereavement care through evidence-based practices and their innovative approaches. By taking the first step in strengthening the collaborative relationship between both parties, we strive towards holistic and effective approaches in supporting individuals experiencing bereavement.
The Conference aims to provide a platform for forging new connections, starting meaningful discussions and guiding explorations of practices both old and new, to initiate improvements in bereavement care. With great strides made in exploring multiple areas of bereavement, such as public health approach in bereavement care, assessments and practices, disenfranchised grief, spirituality in bereavement and more, it is a golden opportunity to share insights and promote better understanding and execution of bereavement care.
Join us in our journey where practitioners and researchers unite and catapult us into the era of collaborative bereavement care. Together, let us pave the way for building a more compassionate community that offers care to individuals in their time of need.
Sub-themes
Under the theme “Towards 2030: The Practitioner-Researcher Collaborated Bereavement Care”, the Conference brings together a diverse range of sub-themes related to bereavement care, each crucial to promoting better understanding and execution of bereavement care.
1. Public health approach in bereavement care
This subtheme explores how bereavement care is embedded within public healthcare. Topics may include community-based interventions, general education, and providing suitable and necessary guidance and support for individuals.
2. Assessment in bereavement care
Assessment is crucial in helping identify the needs of individuals experiencing grief. This subtheme encourages discussions surrounding topics such as grief severity evaluations and the subsequent integration of assessments into bereavement care planning.
3. Practices in bereavement care
There are a variety of practices and interventions in supporting individuals during bereavement care. This subtheme includes topics such as therapeutic techniques, intervention plans in bereavement care, and more.
4. Disenfranchised grief
Disenfranchised grief, or grief that is not acknowledged or socially supported, has been a topic that has gained growing awareness. Sharing insights on topics such as bereavement from suicide, intellectual disability, dementia, and perinatal loss is encouraged.
5. Insights on spirituality and bereavement
The bereavement process can be influenced by spirituality, in aspects such as different coping mindsets, experiences and relationships with bereavement. Meaningful examinations on how spirituality interacts and intersects with bereavement can provide a new understanding on how faith, belief and practices can serve to comfort and give meaning in the face of loss.
