The Digital Legacy Conference 2024, Bern, Switzerland (25th October)
The Digital Legacy Conference will return in 2024 and we cannot wait.
This year, the Digital Legacy Conference (#DLC2024) will be heading to Switzerland and taking place as part of the Public Health Palliative Care International Conference 2024 (#PHPCI2024). The Digital Legacy Conference is a not for profit conference organised by the Digital Legacy Association. *This year’s Digital Legacy Conference will not be live streamed
Digital Legacy Conference attendees will learn about emerging best practices in areas relating to digital assets planning and digital legacy safeguarding. The conference theme for the PHPCI 2024 Conference is ‘building bridges between science and people’. The theme for the DLC2024 will align to the wider conference theme and also be ‘building bridges between science and people‘.
The Digital Legacy Conference 2024 will welcome nearly 150 attendees and it is free to attend for all PHPCI badge-holders. If you are not a badgeholder, we have a limited amount of free tickets. Simply, get in touch with us
Professor Mark Taubert speaking at The Digital Legacy Conference (part of EAPC 2021, Berlin)
Why this conference is important
Modern day, communication technologies are changing the world. The way in which we live, the ways in which we plan for death and remember our loved one’s is moving into the digital realm. Health, social care and palliative care professionals need to adapt practice, policies and procedures to better support society with this ever-increasingly important area.
What to expect
The Digital Legacy Conference examines society’s attitudes and behaviours in relation to technology, end of life planning, death and bereavement. The Digital Legacy Conference’s goal is to empower palliative and wider, end of life professionals to better understand this emerging space and enable new ways of working.
Who is the Digital Legacy Conference for?
The Digital Legacy Conference is for those involved in care planning, social care, healthcare, palliative, hospice and bereavement care. It is also relevant for policy makers, technologists and academics working within this sector.
*If you are not attending PHPCI you can still attend by reserving one of the limited, free tickets by clicking here
Societal Change
Compassionate, person centred care now needs to be delivered to society both in person and through technological platforms. Societal needs are changing and it’s the responsibility of professionals to learn, adapt practice and up skill when it is relevant to do so.
The Digital Legacy Association
The Digital Legacy Association The Digital Legacy Conference is organised by the Digital Legacy Association. The Digital Legacy Association is a global organisation dedicated to raising standards and developing best practices in areas relating to digital assets planning and digital legacy safeguarding.
This year’s Digital Legacy Conference will take place in the Reformed French Church in Bern (Französische Kirche). To learn more about the location click here
Public Health Palliative Care International Conference
“Before the official conference, the PHPCI Academy (previously summer school) will take place in Münchenwiler, close to Bern. During the conference week 22 – 25 October 2024, several activities and events will be hold in the City of Bern, in collaboration with the Compassionate City «Bärn treit».
The scientific conference integrates three thematic threads. The main focus of the conference is on projects in research & education from all around the world. Further, a program for the exchange of experiences from compassionate cities in German-speaking countries (Germany, Austria, Switzerland) is planned. A third thread focuses on the development of compassionate cities within Switzerland inspired by international projects (these sessions will be translated French/ German).”
*Delegates who register for this year’s Public Health Palliative Care International Conference will be able to attend the Digital Legacy Conference at no cost. This year’s Digital Legacy Conference features as part of the PHPCI programme
