Scientific Sessions

• Population health assessment and surveillance
• Health promotion and disease prevention programs
• Community outreach and education
• Public health policy and advocacy
• Environmental and occupational health interventions
• Epidemiology and data-driven interventions
• Collaboration with community organizations

Promoting population health and wellness requires integrating Public Health Nursing with Nursing Practice & Patient Care to address preventive care, health education, and community engagement. Participants will explore strategies for population assessment, disease prevention programs, and collaborative outreach initiatives. Leveraging Nursing Education and Research, nurses can implement evidence-based interventions, measure outcomes, and improve program effectiveness. Incorporating Midwifery & Women’s Health ensures that maternal and neonatal health is a priority within community health initiatives, supporting women and families across diverse settings. Attendees will gain skills to apply holistic, patient-centered approaches that enhance quality of life and reduce health disparities.

The session also emphasizes interdisciplinary collaboration, policy advocacy, and evaluation of community health programs. Participants will learn to coordinate efforts across healthcare providers, local organizations, and public health systems to optimize care delivery. By integrating Nursing Practice & Patient Care, research, maternal health, and public health principles, nurses can lead comprehensive community health initiatives. Emphasis on preventive strategies, education, and evidence-informed interventions strengthens population health outcomes and ensures sustainable wellness across communities.

Key Highlights

• Population health assessment and surveillance
• Health promotion and disease prevention strategies
• Community outreach and education programs
• Public health policy and advocacy
• Collaboration with community organizations

Why This Session Is Important?

Community health nursing is vital for population well-being. This session empowers nurses to design and implement programs that promote health and prevent disease.