Scientific Sessions

Emergency Nursing and Ambulatory Care Nursing

Emergency nursing involves providing immediate care to patients with acute illnesses or injuries in emergency departments. Nurses in this specialty assess patients rapidly, prioritize care based on severity, and collaborate with interdisciplinary teams to stabilize patients. They must be adept at critical thinking, rapid decision-making, and performing interventions such as administering medications, managing trauma, and providing life-saving measures. Ambulatory care nursing focuses on providing comprehensive healthcare services to patients in outpatient settings, such as clinics, physician offices, and community health centers. Nurses in this field assess patients' health needs, educate them about preventive care and treatment plans, and assist with managing chronic conditions. They also play a vital role in coordinating care between healthcare providers, facilitating referrals, and promoting continuity of care for patients in the community.