Scientific Sessions

Mastering Nursing Practice & Patient Care requires integrating clinical expertise, evidence-informed strategies, and holistic approaches to patient well-being. Participants will examine how bedside decision-making, advanced nursing interventions, and patient-centered care can be applied across diverse healthcare settings. Emphasis will be placed on the integration of Nursing Education and Research to guide clinical practices, improve patient outcomes, and implement quality improvement initiatives. Attendees will also explore how Public Health Nursing principles enhance preventive care, safety protocols, and health promotion within both hospital and community contexts. Furthermore, the session highlights the connection between interdisciplinary teamwork, effective communication, and innovative care delivery methods, ensuring comprehensive support for patients and their families. Strategies for patient advocacy, education, and engagement will be discussed to foster trust, empowerment, and satisfaction across all levels of care.

The session also examines the intersection of Midwifery & Women’s Health with broader nursing practice, demonstrating how maternal and neonatal care can benefit from strong foundations in patient-centered approaches, public health strategies, and evidence-based interventions. Participants will gain practical insights into optimizing outcomes through the application of advanced assessment techniques, ethical decision-making, and coordinated team approaches. By leveraging Nursing Practice & Patient Care alongside Nursing Education and Research, attendees will strengthen their ability to adapt to evolving healthcare demands, implement effective care strategies, and enhance overall patient safety and quality of life. The discussion underscores how proactive integration of public health initiatives and women’s health expertise contributes to improved outcomes for diverse patient populations, from neonates to older adults.

Key Highlights

• Patient-centered care models and advanced clinical practices
• Evidence-based interventions and quality improvement strategies
• Enhancing patient safety and infection control measures
• Effective communication, education, and advocacy for patients
• Integration of innovative care delivery and interdisciplinary collaboration

Why This Session Is Important?

Excellence in patient care ensures optimal outcomes and satisfaction. This session equips nurses with practical tools and strategies to enhance their professional practice.

Grounded in Nursing Education and Research, evidence-based practice is essential for improving patient outcomes and ensuring high standards of care. Participants will explore critical appraisal of clinical research, guideline integration, and the application of data-driven strategies in bedside care. Emphasis on Nursing Practice & Patient Care ensures that interventions are safe, efficient, and patient-centered, while incorporating Public Health Nursing principles promotes preventive care, population health, and community engagement. Integrating knowledge from Midwifery & Women’s Health provides a comprehensive perspective on maternal, neonatal, and family care, highlighting how research-driven strategies can improve outcomes across diverse patient populations. Participants will also learn methods to measure outcomes, monitor quality, and evaluate effectiveness while maintaining alignment with patient preferences and ethical standards.

In addition, this session demonstrates how evidence-based approaches enhance professional growth, clinical decision-making, and interdisciplinary collaboration. Nurses attending Nursing Conference 2026 will develop strategies to apply research findings directly to practice, improving care efficiency, patient satisfaction, and safety. Combining Nursing Practice & Patient Care with evidence-informed education and public health principles strengthens the capacity to deliver holistic, ethical, and high-quality interventions. Insights from Midwifery & Women’s Health illustrate the practical application of research in specialized care settings, ensuring that nursing practice remains responsive, innovative, and aligned with evolving healthcare needs.

Key Highlights

• Application of evidence-based practice in clinical settings
• Critical appraisal of research and translation into care
• Quality improvement and patient safety initiatives
• Integrating patient preferences in decision-making
• Continuous professional development and knowledge advancement

Why This Session Is Important?
Evidence-based practice bridges research and clinical care. This session empowers nurses to implement strategies that improve outcomes and elevate professional standards.

Integrating Nursing Practice & Patient Care into healthcare systems is essential for ensuring safe, effective, and coordinated care. Participants will examine strategies to enhance teamwork, streamline care delivery, and implement patient-centered interventions across acute, chronic, and community-based settings. Drawing on Nursing Education and Research, nurses will learn methods to analyze outcomes, implement quality improvement initiatives, and apply evidence-informed practices to everyday clinical decision-making. Incorporating Public Health Nursing principles highlights the importance of preventive care, population health strategies, and community engagement in promoting overall well-being. Participants will also explore how Midwifery & Women’s Health can be integrated into broader healthcare services to optimize maternal, neonatal, and family health outcomes.

This session emphasizes collaboration, leadership, and ethical decision-making as key components of effective nursing in complex healthcare systems. Attendees will gain insights into balancing operational efficiency with compassionate care, leveraging interdisciplinary teamwork, and applying data-driven strategies for improved patient safety and satisfaction. The combination of Nursing Practice & Patient Care, research-informed education, and public health approaches enables nurses to anticipate challenges, innovate solutions, and deliver holistic care. Understanding the interplay between clinical practice, maternal health, and community-based initiatives equips nurses to lead improvements in healthcare delivery while promoting long-term health and quality of life across populations.

Key Highlights

• Integration of patient care across healthcare systems
• Leadership, teamwork, and policy compliance strategies
• Patient safety and quality assurance practices
• Health promotion and disease prevention initiatives
• Application of healthcare technology and informatics

Why This Session Is Important?

Understanding the nurse’s role in healthcare systems enhances quality, safety, and patient satisfaction. This session demonstrates how nurses can contribute to effective and collaborative healthcare delivery.

Nursing Education and Research forms the foundation for advancing professional knowledge and improving patient care outcomes. Participants will explore curriculum development, teaching strategies, and evidence-based approaches to enhance clinical competence and decision-making. Integrating Nursing Practice & Patient Care allows nurses to apply research findings directly to care delivery, ensuring interventions are safe, effective, and patient-centered. Principles of Public Health Nursing are emphasized to foster preventive care, population health, and community-focused strategies, while insights from Midwifery & Women’s Health provide practical applications in maternal and neonatal care. Attendees will learn how evidence-informed education, mentorship, and professional development can strengthen skills, collaboration, and healthcare innovation.

The session also addresses methods to translate scholarly research into practice, enabling nurses to critically evaluate interventions, measure outcomes, and implement continuous improvements. Participants will gain strategies to integrate education, public health initiatives, and specialized maternal care into routine practice, enhancing the quality and scope of nursing services. Applying Nursing Practice & Patient Care in conjunction with research-driven insights and public health approaches ensures holistic, ethical, and effective care. Attendees will leave with actionable frameworks to enhance patient outcomes, foster professional growth, and support interdisciplinary collaboration across healthcare environments.

Key Highlights

• Innovative teaching strategies and curriculum development
• Research appraisal and evidence-based integration
• Mentorship, faculty development, and interprofessional collaboration
• Professional development and lifelong learning
• Applying evidence-based strategies in clinical practice

Why This Session Is Important?

Education and research are crucial for advancing nursing practice. This session enables nurses to translate evidence into improved care delivery and professional development.

Optimizing care for infants and children requires combining Nursing Practice & Patient Care with evidence-based strategies and family-centered approaches. Participants will explore developmental assessments, management of pediatric conditions, and preventive interventions that support growth, wellness, and safety. Integrating Nursing Education and Research enables nurses to apply data-driven insights to clinical decisions, enhance patient outcomes, and maintain high standards of care. Public Health Nursing principles inform preventive strategies, immunization programs, nutrition guidance, and community engagement to improve child health outcomes. Insights from Midwifery & Women’s Health illustrate the link between maternal and neonatal care, emphasizing coordinated approaches for holistic family-centered support.

This session also focuses on interdisciplinary collaboration, ethical decision-making, and innovative care methods that enhance pediatric nursing effectiveness. Attendees will gain strategies to communicate effectively with children and families, implement pain management and comfort measures, and integrate evidence-informed interventions across diverse care settings. Applying Nursing Practice & Patient Care alongside education, public health, and maternal health principles strengthens the ability to deliver compassionate, safe, and comprehensive pediatric and neonatal services. Participants will leave equipped to improve developmental outcomes, family engagement, and overall pediatric care quality.

Key Highlights

• Pediatric and neonatal assessment and care
• Family-centered interventions and parental education
• Pain management and comfort measures
• Growth monitoring and disease prevention strategies
• Integration of evidence-based patient care techniques

Why This Session Is Important?

Specialized pediatric and neonatal care ensures healthy development and well-being. This session equips nurses with strategies to effectively care for children and support families.

Delivering high-quality care for older adults requires integration of Nursing Practice & Patient Care with evidence-based strategies and preventive approaches. Participants will explore comprehensive geriatric assessments, chronic disease management, cognitive support, and mobility interventions tailored to aging populations. Incorporating Nursing Education and Research provides tools to evaluate outcomes, implement innovative care protocols, and continuously improve clinical practices. Principles of Public Health Nursing guide strategies for promoting wellness, preventing illness, and engaging families and communities in elder care. Additionally, insights from Midwifery & Women’s Health reinforce understanding of lifelong health, enabling nurses to address gender-specific considerations and family-centered support across the lifespan.

The session emphasizes collaboration across interdisciplinary teams, ethical decision-making, and the application of technology to enhance safety and quality of care. Attendees will learn to design individualized care plans that balance functional independence, comfort, and patient dignity. By integrating Nursing Practice & Patient Care with research-driven knowledge, public health principles, and maternal health perspectives, nurses can optimize outcomes for older adults. The discussion also explores strategies for caregiver engagement, fall prevention, and long-term care planning, ensuring holistic support for patients and families and promoting sustained health and quality of life.

Key Highlights

• Comprehensive geriatric assessment and chronic disease management
• Cognitive care and dementia support strategies
• Palliative care and end-of-life planning
• Fall prevention, mobility, and functional independence
• Integration of patient-centered care techniques

Why This Session Is Important?

Holistic elderly care improves independence, quality of life, and health outcomes. This session equips nurses to provide optimal care for older adults across all settings.

Effective interventions in acute, critical, and emergency care rely on advanced Nursing Practice & Patient Care strategies to stabilize patients, manage life-threatening conditions, and optimize outcomes. Participants will examine rapid assessment techniques, critical decision-making, and evidence-informed interventions in high-pressure environments. Integrating Nursing Education and Research equips nurses to evaluate clinical data, implement best practices, and improve patient safety through structured protocols. Principles of Public Health Nursing inform risk reduction, infection prevention, and population-level preparedness, while Midwifery & Women’s Health insights support specialized maternal and neonatal emergencies, ensuring continuity of care for women and children in critical situations.

This session also emphasizes interdisciplinary collaboration, communication, and leadership in high-intensity settings. Attendees will explore methods to implement advanced monitoring systems, coordinate care across teams, and integrate ethical decision-making in time-sensitive scenarios. By combining Nursing Practice & Patient Care, research, public health principles, and maternal health expertise, nurses develop the capacity to respond effectively to dynamic clinical situations. Participants gain actionable strategies for improving patient stabilization, outcomes, and satisfaction while maintaining efficiency and safety in acute and critical care environments.

Key Highlights

• Rapid assessment and critical care interventions
• Patient monitoring and safety protocols
• Pain management and sedation strategies
• Interdisciplinary teamwork in emergency settings
• Integration of evidence-informed practices

Why This Session Is Important?

Effective acute and critical care is essential for saving lives. This session equips nurses with strategies to enhance patient safety, care efficiency, and clinical decision-making in high-intensity environments.

Providing comprehensive mental health care requires integration of Nursing Practice & Patient Care with evidence-based therapeutic approaches, patient advocacy, and interdisciplinary collaboration. Participants will explore strategies for mental health assessment, crisis intervention, counseling, and ethical decision-making. Incorporating Nursing Education and Research equips nurses to apply evidence-informed practices, evaluate outcomes, and implement continuous improvement initiatives in psychiatric settings. Principles of Public Health Nursing support community-based programs, prevention strategies, and early intervention initiatives to enhance population mental health. Insights from Midwifery & Women’s Health highlight the importance of addressing perinatal and maternal mental health, ensuring holistic care for women and families.

The session also emphasizes integration of psychosocial, behavioral, and physical care to promote recovery and well-being. Attendees will gain practical tools to support patients experiencing mental illness while maintaining ethical and patient-centered practices. By combining Nursing Practice & Patient Care, research, public health principles, and maternal health perspectives, nurses are empowered to improve quality, accessibility, and effectiveness of mental health services. Participants will leave with strategies to enhance patient engagement, strengthen family support, and promote long-term mental health outcomes across diverse care settings.

Key Highlights

• Mental health assessment and diagnosis
• Therapeutic communication and counseling
• Crisis intervention and suicide prevention
• Medication management and patient advocacy
• Integration of psychosocial care with overall nursing

Why This Session Is Important?

Mental health nursing is critical for holistic care. This session empowers nurses to support patients’ mental well-being through evidence-informed and compassionate practices.

Caring for patients with cancer requires application of Nursing Practice & Patient Care alongside evidence-based treatment planning, symptom management, and emotional support. Participants will explore chemotherapy, radiotherapy, and targeted therapies, integrating Nursing Education and Research to optimize treatment outcomes and patient safety. Principles of Public Health Nursing guide preventive strategies, survivorship care, and community engagement, while Midwifery & Women’s Health perspectives address oncology considerations in maternal health and women’s cancers. Attendees will learn holistic approaches to managing physical, emotional, and psychosocial needs, ensuring comprehensive, patient-centered care throughout the cancer continuum.

This session also emphasizes interdisciplinary collaboration, patient education, and ethical decision-making in oncology care. Participants will gain skills to integrate research findings into daily practice, enhance communication, and provide supportive care that improves quality of life. By combining Nursing Practice & Patient Care with research, public health, and maternal health knowledge, nurses can deliver coordinated, compassionate care. Strategies for survivorship planning, palliative interventions, and family engagement equip professionals to support patients and caregivers throughout the cancer journey while maintaining safety, dignity, and quality outcomes.

Key Highlights

• Cancer treatment management and symptom control
• Patient education and counseling strategies
• Psychosocial support and survivorship care
• Palliative and end-of-life interventions
• Multidisciplinary collaboration in oncology care

Why This Session Is Important?

Oncology nursing requires specialized knowledge and compassionate care. This session equips nurses with skills to deliver comprehensive support for patients and families throughout the cancer care continuum.

Managing cardiovascular conditions demands advanced Nursing Practice & Patient Care approaches, including assessment, monitoring, acute intervention, and rehabilitation planning. Participants will explore strategies to optimize cardiac care, improve recovery, and prevent complications. Integrating Nursing Education and Research ensures that interventions are evidence-based, outcomes are measurable, and care strategies align with best practices. Public Health Nursing principles inform risk factor management, health promotion, and community-level prevention, while Midwifery & Women’s Health perspectives address gender-specific cardiovascular risks and maternal heart health considerations. Nurses will gain knowledge to deliver holistic, patient-centered care across acute, chronic, and outpatient cardiovascular settings.

The session also highlights interdisciplinary teamwork, patient education, and lifestyle modification strategies that support long-term cardiac health. Attendees will learn to combine clinical expertise, research evidence, and public health strategies to improve functional outcomes and enhance patient satisfaction. By integrating Nursing Practice & Patient Care, education, maternal health, and population health principles, nurses are equipped to provide comprehensive cardiovascular care. Emphasis on preventive strategies, rehabilitation, and patient engagement strengthens recovery and reduces the risk of future cardiovascular events, ensuring improved quality of life for patients.

Key Highlights

• Cardiac assessment and emergency care
• Postoperative and rehabilitation strategies
• Patient education and lifestyle modification
• Monitoring and pharmacologic interventions
• Multidisciplinary cardiovascular care integration

Why This Session Is Important?

Cardiovascular nursing is critical for managing heart disease and improving patient outcomes. This session provides practical knowledge to enhance patient care and recovery.

Delivering safe and effective care in perioperative settings relies on advanced Nursing Practice & Patient Care, including preoperative assessment, intraoperative monitoring, and postoperative management. Participants will explore evidence-based strategies to optimize patient safety, manage pain, and support recovery throughout the surgical continuum. Integrating Nursing Education and Research enables nurses to apply the latest clinical guidelines, evaluate outcomes, and implement quality improvement initiatives. Public Health Nursing principles inform infection control, risk reduction, and perioperative patient education, while Midwifery & Women’s Health perspectives provide insight into maternal care during surgical interventions, ensuring holistic approaches for women undergoing anesthesia and operative procedures.

The session also emphasizes interdisciplinary collaboration, communication, and ethical decision-making in perioperative care. Attendees will gain practical strategies to coordinate care among surgical teams, enhance patient satisfaction, and optimize clinical outcomes. By combining Nursing Practice & Patient Care with research-informed approaches, public health strategies, and maternal health expertise, nurses can deliver comprehensive, safe, and patient-centered perioperative services. Emphasis is placed on preventive measures, continuous monitoring, and innovative interventions to improve efficiency, reduce complications, and enhance overall surgical care experiences.

Key Highlights

• Preoperative assessment and preparation
• Intraoperative monitoring and support
• Postoperative care and pain management
• Patient safety and infection control
• Airway management and multidisciplinary collaboration

Why This Session Is Important?

Perioperative nursing requires precision, vigilance, and teamwork. This session equips nurses with strategies to optimize patient safety and recovery in surgical care.

Effective rehabilitation requires integrating Nursing Practice & Patient Care with individualized care planning, evidence-based interventions, and holistic patient support. Participants will explore strategies to improve functional outcomes, facilitate mobility, and enhance quality of life for patients recovering from acute or chronic conditions. Drawing on Nursing Education and Research, nurses will learn methods to assess patient needs, measure progress, and implement interventions grounded in best practice evidence. Incorporating Public Health Nursing principles ensures a focus on prevention, community reintegration, and long-term wellness, while Midwifery & Women’s Health perspectives highlight rehabilitation strategies that consider maternal and neonatal recovery, addressing specialized care needs for women.

This session also emphasizes interdisciplinary collaboration, assistive technology, and patient-family engagement to support comprehensive rehabilitation. Attendees will gain skills in designing adaptive care plans, providing education, and fostering independence in patients while promoting psychosocial well-being. By integrating Nursing Practice & Patient Care, research, public health, and maternal health knowledge, nurses can deliver effective, compassionate, and holistic rehabilitation services. Focus on outcome measurement, evidence-informed interventions, and patient-centered strategies ensures sustainable recovery, improved quality of life, and enhanced functional capacity for diverse populations.

Key Highlights

• Functional assessment and individualized care planning
• Pain management and mobility support
• Patient and family education in rehabilitation
• Assistive devices and technology integration
• Multidisciplinary team collaboration

Why This Session Is Important?

Rehabilitation nursing supports patients in regaining independence and improving quality of life. This session equips nurses to deliver effective, evidence-informed rehabilitation care.

Promoting maternal and neonatal well-being requires advanced Midwifery & Women’s Health expertise integrated with Nursing Practice & Patient Care. Participants will examine comprehensive care strategies across antenatal, intrapartum, and postnatal periods, including high-risk pregnancy management, patient education, and family-centered support. Leveraging Nursing Education and Research, nurses will explore evidence-based interventions that enhance maternal and neonatal outcomes, while incorporating Public Health Nursing principles ensures preventive strategies, community engagement, and health promotion initiatives. Attendees will gain insights into addressing physical, psychosocial, and cultural needs, promoting safe and supportive experiences for women and families.

The session emphasizes interdisciplinary collaboration, ethical decision-making, and patient advocacy in women’s health. Participants will learn to integrate clinical expertise with research findings and public health strategies to implement safe, effective, and compassionate care plans. By combining Nursing Practice & Patient Care, maternal health, research, and public health principles, nurses can optimize outcomes for women across the lifespan, promote healthy pregnancies, and support family-centered approaches. Focus on holistic care, evidence-informed interventions, and community-based strategies strengthens professional competence and enhances maternal and neonatal wellness.

Key Highlights

• Comprehensive antenatal, intrapartum, and postnatal care
• High-risk pregnancy management and monitoring
• Patient education and counseling strategies
• Family planning and reproductive health services
• Interdisciplinary collaboration in women’s health

Why This Session Is Important?

Effective midwifery care improves maternal and neonatal outcomes. This session equips nurses with practical tools and strategies to support mothers, families, and healthcare teams.

Maintaining workplace safety and promoting employee well-being relies on integrating Nursing Practice & Patient Care with preventive strategies and health promotion. Participants will explore risk assessment, hazard management, injury prevention, and wellness initiatives grounded in evidence-based approaches. Nursing Education and Research provides methods to evaluate outcomes, implement quality improvements, and apply current guidelines in occupational environments. Principles of Public Health Nursing guide population-level interventions, mental health support, and community-based strategies, while Midwifery & Women’s Health perspectives address women’s occupational health, maternal leave considerations, and reproductive health in the workplace.

The session also emphasizes interdisciplinary collaboration, policy compliance, and ethical decision-making to ensure safe and efficient occupational health programs. Attendees will gain practical tools for education, training, and implementation of workplace health initiatives. By combining Nursing Practice & Patient Care, research, public health principles, and maternal health expertise, nurses can create comprehensive occupational health strategies. Focus on prevention, employee engagement, and evidence-informed interventions ensures improved workplace safety, productivity, and overall employee health outcomes.

Key Highlights

• Workplace risk assessment and hazard management
• Employee health promotion and wellness initiatives
• Occupational safety and compliance strategies
• Injury prevention and ergonomics
• Mental health support and stress management

Why This Session Is Important?

Occupational health nursing is essential for workforce safety and well-being. This session equips nurses to implement preventive strategies and promote a healthy work environment.

Gynecology and obstetrics nursing integrates Midwifery & Women’s Health, Nursing Practice & Patient Care, and Nursing Education and Research to provide holistic care for women across the reproductive lifespan. Participants will explore best practices for antenatal, intrapartum, and postpartum care, including monitoring high-risk pregnancies and ensuring safe delivery outcomes. The session emphasizes evidence-based approaches, patient-centered care, and preventive interventions to optimize maternal and neonatal health outcomes.

In addition, the session highlights the role of Public Health Nursing in promoting reproductive health, family planning, and community education programs. Attendees will gain practical knowledge in counseling, patient education, and collaborative strategies with interdisciplinary teams to support women’s health needs comprehensively. By integrating Midwifery & Women’s Health and Nursing Practice & Patient Care, nurses enhance their ability to provide safe, effective, and compassionate care for women and their families throughout all stages of reproductive health.

Key Highlights

• Maternal care and high-risk pregnancy management
• Labor, delivery, and postpartum interventions
• Patient education and family counseling
• Neonatal assessment and transitional care
• Community health and preventive strategies

Why This Session Is Important?

Comprehensive gynecology and obstetrics nursing improves maternal and neonatal outcomes. This session equips nurses with the knowledge and skills to deliver evidence-informed, patient-centered care for women’s health.

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.

Effective management of Infectious Diseases requires integration of Nursing Practice & Patient Care, Public Health Nursing, and Nursing Education and Research. This session explores comprehensive infection prevention strategies, including surveillance, hygiene protocols, and antimicrobial stewardship to reduce hospital-acquired infections and improve patient safety. Participants will learn to implement evidence-informed interventions, educate patients on vaccination and disease prevention, and coordinate care with multidisciplinary teams. Emphasis is placed on applying research findings to clinical practice, enhancing nursing capacity to manage both endemic and emerging infectious threats.

The session also highlights the role of Nursing Education and Research in preparing nurses to respond to global infectious challenges and public health emergencies. Participants will gain practical insights into designing infection control programs, promoting vaccination campaigns, and integrating epidemiological data into patient care plans. By focusing on Nursing Practice & Patient Care and Public Health Nursing, nurses are equipped to reduce transmission risks, improve outcomes, and foster resilient healthcare environments in the face of evolving infectious threats.

Key Highlights

• Infection prevention and control measures
• Antimicrobial stewardship and outbreak management
• Patient education and vaccination strategies
• Integration of epidemiology into nursing practice
• Evidence-informed interventions for infectious disease care

Why This Session Is Important?

Nurses are frontline defenders against infectious diseases. This session equips professionals with strategies to prevent infections, enhance patient safety, and support public health initiatives effectively.

The integration of artificial intelligence and emerging technologies in healthcare has transformed Nursing Practice & Patient Care. Participants will explore AI-driven clinical decision-making, telehealth applications, wearable devices, and remote patient monitoring to enhance safety, accuracy, and patient outcomes. Leveraging Nursing Education and Research, nurses will learn to critically evaluate technology-based interventions, implement evidence-informed innovations, and assess their impact on patient care. Principles of Public Health Nursing guide ethical, equitable, and community-focused adoption of digital tools, while Midwifery & Women’s Health considerations ensure technologies are tailored to maternal, neonatal, and family-centered care. Attendees will gain practical strategies to incorporate AI in workflows, enhance monitoring, and support clinical decision-making across diverse settings.

This session also emphasizes interdisciplinary collaboration, data management, and ethical considerations in adopting new technologies. Participants will explore best practices for integrating robotics, digital health platforms, and AI tools while maintaining compassionate patient care. By combining Nursing Practice & Patient Care, research, public health, and maternal health perspectives, nurses can implement technology-driven solutions that improve efficiency, patient engagement, and clinical outcomes. The discussion highlights innovations in predictive analytics, virtual care, and telemedicine, equipping nurses with knowledge to optimize care delivery in the rapidly evolving healthcare landscape.

Key Highlights

• AI and digital health integration in nursing practice
• Telehealth and remote patient monitoring strategies
• Robotics and automation in patient care
• Nursing informatics and data management
• Ethical considerations in technological implementation

Why This Session Is Important?

Emerging technologies are transforming nursing practice. This session equips nurses with knowledge to incorporate digital tools safely and effectively for improved patient outcomes.

Effective use of electronic health records (EHRs) and nursing informatics enhances Nursing Practice & Patient Care by supporting accurate documentation, clinical decision-making, and patient safety. Participants will learn strategies for implementing EHR systems, optimizing workflows, and leveraging data for evidence-informed care. Incorporating Nursing Education and Research ensures nurses can analyze outcomes, apply research findings to inform informatics solutions, and continuously improve healthcare delivery. Public Health Nursing principles guide population-level data use, reporting, and preventive strategies, while Midwifery & Women’s Health applications ensure specialized maternal and neonatal information is accurately integrated into care planning. Attendees will gain practical knowledge to enhance coordination, reduce errors, and improve patient outcomes through data-driven nursing practice.

The session also explores privacy, security, and ethical use of health information, along with staff training and competency development. Participants will learn to apply analytics for quality improvement, patient safety initiatives, and operational efficiency. By combining Nursing Practice & Patient Care, research, maternal health, and public health approaches, nurses can maximize the potential of EHRs and informatics to optimize patient outcomes. Emphasis on workflow integration, data interoperability, and evidence-based decision-making ensures nurses are prepared to lead in technology-enhanced healthcare environments.

Key Highlights

• EHR implementation and workflow optimization
• Data-driven decision-making and patient safety
• Privacy, security, and regulatory compliance
• Staff competency and training in informatics
• Enhancing quality improvement through data analytics

Why This Session Is Important?

Nursing informatics enhances care quality and safety. This session equips nurses to use data and technology effectively to improve clinical practice.

Advances in robotics and automation are transforming Nursing Practice & Patient Care, improving patient safety, workflow efficiency, and rehabilitation outcomes. Participants will explore robotic-assisted mobility, automated monitoring systems, telepresence, and intelligent devices that support bedside care. Integrating Nursing Education and Research, nurses will learn to evaluate robotic interventions, implement evidence-informed solutions, and measure impact on patient outcomes. Principles of Public Health Nursing guide safe, equitable, and preventive technology use in broader populations, while Midwifery & Women’s Health perspectives ensure robotics are tailored for maternal care, postpartum recovery, and neonatal support. Attendees will gain practical insights to integrate robotics into clinical practice, enhance patient engagement, and optimize care delivery across settings.

The session also emphasizes interdisciplinary collaboration, staff training, and ethical considerations for automated care systems. Participants will learn to balance technological integration with compassionate, patient-centered approaches, ensuring safety and effectiveness. By combining Nursing Practice & Patient Care, research, maternal health, and public health strategies, nurses can successfully adopt robotics and automation to elevate care quality. Discussions on workflow optimization, remote monitoring, and patient rehabilitation highlight how innovative tools enhance efficiency, reduce clinician burden, and improve patient experiences.

Key Highlights

• Robotic assistance for patient care and rehabilitation
• Automation of clinical and administrative tasks
• Telepresence and remote monitoring solutions
• Workflow efficiency and resource optimization
• Ethical and safety considerations in robotics

Why This Session Is Important?

Robotics and automation are transforming nursing practice. This session equips nurses to implement technological solutions safely, improving patient care and operational efficiency.

Understanding nursing regulation is essential for maintaining high standards in Nursing Practice & Patient Care. Participants will explore licensure requirements, professional accountability, compliance frameworks, and strategies to ensure safe, ethical practice. Integrating Nursing Education and Research equips nurses with the knowledge to apply evidence-informed guidelines, evaluate regulatory impacts on practice, and implement continuous improvement measures. Principles of Public Health Nursing provide insights into population-level compliance, policy adherence, and community health implications, while Midwifery & Women’s Health considerations ensure that maternal and neonatal care meets specific legal and ethical standards. Attendees will gain tools to navigate complex regulatory environments while safeguarding patient well-being.

The session also emphasizes ethical decision-making, advocacy, and interdisciplinary collaboration in ensuring professional standards. Participants will learn to integrate research findings, public health strategies, and maternal health expertise to maintain compliance and optimize patient outcomes. By combining Nursing Practice & Patient Care, research, maternal health, and public health principles, nurses can effectively uphold professional and ethical responsibilities. Discussions will cover licensure, policy enforcement, and accountability mechanisms to foster high-quality, safe, and patient-centered care across clinical settings.

Key Highlights

• Nursing standards, licensure, and scope of practice
• Regulatory compliance and policy enforcement
• Patient safety and professional accountability
• Continuing education for licensure
• Ethical considerations in professional practice

Why This Session Is Important?

Understanding nursing regulations is essential to ensure patient safety and professional integrity. This session provides nurses with knowledge to navigate compliance requirements effectively.

Effective leadership and management are central to delivering high-quality Nursing Practice & Patient Care. Participants will explore strategies for team coordination, resource allocation, workflow optimization, and performance evaluation, all grounded in Nursing Education and Research to ensure evidence-informed decision-making. Principles of Public Health Nursing guide population-level planning, staff education, and preventive strategies, while Midwifery & Women’s Health perspectives emphasize leadership in maternal care programs and women-focused health initiatives. Attendees will learn to implement management strategies that enhance patient safety, improve care quality, and promote professional development among nursing teams.

The session also emphasizes conflict resolution, mentorship, and interdisciplinary collaboration to foster effective healthcare delivery. Participants will gain practical tools to lead teams, optimize clinical operations, and apply evidence-based policies to improve outcomes. By integrating Nursing Practice & Patient Care, research, maternal health, and public health principles, nurses can cultivate leadership skills that strengthen organizational performance and enhance patient satisfaction. Focus on innovative management practices, data-driven decisions, and workforce development ensures nurses are prepared to lead in complex healthcare environments.

Key Highlights

• Leadership and team management strategies
• Resource allocation and workflow optimization
• Staff evaluation and mentorship programs
• Conflict resolution and effective communication
• Quality improvement and patient care outcomes

Why This Session Is Important?

Strong nursing management ensures efficient operations and high-quality care. This session equips nurses with leadership and management skills to improve team performance and patient outcomes.

Continuous advancement in nursing is essential for enhancing Nursing Practice & Patient Care. Participants will explore emerging evidence-based interventions, innovative clinical procedures, and technological integration that improve patient outcomes and care quality. Leveraging Nursing Education and Research, nurses will learn how to critically assess new practices, implement evidence-informed strategies, and evaluate their impact on patient safety and efficiency. Principles of Public Health Nursing guide the development of population-level interventions, preventive strategies, and community-focused innovations, while Midwifery & Women’s Health considerations ensure that advances in practice are inclusive of maternal and neonatal care, promoting optimal outcomes across the lifespan. Attendees will gain skills to adopt innovations thoughtfully, balancing clinical effectiveness with compassionate, patient-centered approaches.

The session also emphasizes interdisciplinary collaboration, knowledge translation, and continuous professional development. Participants will learn to integrate emerging research findings into daily practice, mentor peers, and lead quality improvement initiatives. By combining Nursing Practice & Patient Care, research, maternal health, and public health principles, nurses can adopt advanced practices that optimize care delivery, foster innovation, and enhance patient experiences. Focus on evidence-informed approaches, technological applications, and holistic strategies ensures sustainable improvements in nursing outcomes across diverse healthcare settings.

Key Highlights

• Evidence-based innovations in nursing practice
• Advanced clinical assessment and procedures
• Integration of technology in care delivery
• Quality improvement and patient outcomes
• Professional development and interdisciplinary collaboration

Why This Session Is Important?

Staying updated on advances in nursing ensures high-quality patient care. This session equips nurses with the knowledge to implement innovative and evidence-based practices effectively.

Strong leadership skills are essential for promoting excellence in Nursing Practice & Patient Care. Participants will explore strategies for strategic decision-making, mentorship, team building, and ethical leadership. Integrating Nursing Education and Research enables leaders to implement evidence-informed policies, evaluate outcomes, and foster a culture of continuous improvement. Principles of Public Health Nursing inform population-level health initiatives, workforce planning, and community-focused interventions, while Midwifery & Women’s Health considerations emphasize leadership in maternal health programs, supporting safe, high-quality care for women and families. Attendees will gain insights into cultivating leadership competencies that positively influence clinical teams, patient outcomes, and organizational effectiveness.

The session also emphasizes innovation, communication, and interdisciplinary collaboration. Participants will learn to navigate complex healthcare environments, resolve conflicts, and inspire staff to deliver high-quality care. By combining Nursing Practice & Patient Care, research, maternal health, and public health perspectives, nurses can become effective leaders who drive clinical excellence, improve patient satisfaction, and advance professional practice. Focus on evidence-based leadership, ethical decision-making, and strategic planning prepares nurses to lead confidently in dynamic healthcare systems.

Key Highlights

• Strategic leadership and team management
• Mentorship and professional growth
• Ethical decision-making and advocacy
• Quality improvement and safety leadership
• Change management and innovation

Why This Session Is Important?

Effective leadership drives clinical excellence and team performance. This session equips nurses with skills to lead confidently and enhance healthcare delivery.

Providing compassionate end-of-life care requires expertise in Nursing Practice & Patient Care, ensuring symptom management, emotional support, and patient dignity. Participants will explore strategies for pain control, psychosocial support, and family-centered care in hospice and palliative settings. Leveraging Nursing Education and Research, nurses will examine evidence-based interventions to improve comfort, quality of life, and patient outcomes. Principles of Public Health Nursing guide community awareness, caregiver support, and preventive health initiatives, while Midwifery & Women’s Health perspectives ensure attention to maternal and neonatal considerations in palliative care contexts, particularly in families experiencing complex health challenges. Attendees will gain practical tools to deliver holistic, patient-centered care for individuals facing terminal illnesses.

The session also emphasizes interdisciplinary collaboration, ethical decision-making, and advocacy for patients and families. Participants will learn to integrate research findings, public health strategies, and maternal health considerations into palliative care planning. By combining Nursing Practice & Patient Care, research, maternal health, and public health principles, nurses can enhance end-of-life experiences, provide comprehensive support, and improve outcomes for patients and families. Focus on compassionate care, evidence-informed practices, and coordinated team approaches ensures dignity, comfort, and quality in terminal care.

Key Highlights

• Symptom management and comfort care
• Emotional, spiritual, and family support
• Advance care planning and ethical decision-making
• Interdisciplinary collaboration in palliative care
• Patient advocacy and communication

Why This Session Is Important?

Hospice and palliative care improves end-of-life quality and patient dignity. This session equips nurses with compassionate care strategies for terminally ill patients.

Ethical and legal knowledge is crucial for ensuring safe, patient-centered Nursing Practice & Patient Care. Participants will explore ethical decision-making, patient rights, professional accountability, and compliance with regulatory frameworks. Integrating Nursing Education and Research, nurses will learn to apply evidence-informed approaches to resolve ethical dilemmas, evaluate care practices, and ensure patient safety. Principles of Public Health Nursing inform advocacy, population-level health policies, and community-based interventions, while Midwifery & Women’s Health considerations ensure that maternal and neonatal care practices adhere to ethical and legal standards. Attendees will gain practical skills to balance professional responsibility, patient advocacy, and evidence-based care.

The session also emphasizes interdisciplinary collaboration, communication, and ethical leadership. Participants will learn to navigate complex clinical scenarios, advocate for vulnerable populations, and integrate research and public health strategies into ethical decision-making. By combining Nursing Practice & Patient Care, research, maternal health, and public health principles, nurses can uphold professional integrity, promote patient rights, and foster safe, equitable, and effective care. Focus on ethical practice, regulatory compliance, and advocacy ensures that nurses are prepared to address contemporary healthcare challenges responsibly.

Key Highlights

• Ethical decision-making and patient rights
• Legal responsibilities and regulatory compliance
• Advocacy for vulnerable populations
• Conflict resolution in clinical practice
• Interprofessional collaboration in ethical care

Why This Session Is Important?

Ethical and legal competence is essential for safe nursing practice. This session equips nurses to advocate effectively for patients while maintaining professional integrity.

Providing specialized care across diverse settings requires integration of Nursing Practice & Patient Care with tailored approaches for each clinical specialty. Participants will explore evidence-informed strategies for managing patient needs in varied fields, including acute care, maternal health, pediatrics, geriatrics, and community-based services. Leveraging Nursing Education and Research, nurses will learn to critically evaluate clinical protocols, implement best practices, and measure outcomes to ensure high-quality care. Principles of Public Health Nursing inform population-level interventions, prevention strategies, and community health integration, while Midwifery & Women’s Health perspectives ensure that specialty care addresses maternal, neonatal, and women’s health needs. Attendees will gain insights into delivering adaptable, patient-centered care across multiple clinical domains.

The session also emphasizes interdisciplinary collaboration, professional development, and innovation in specialty practice. Participants will learn to apply research findings, public health principles, and maternal health considerations to enhance patient outcomes, improve efficiency, and support holistic care delivery. By combining Nursing Practice & Patient Care, research, maternal health, and public health principles, nurses can deliver specialized, evidence-informed interventions that elevate care quality, enhance professional competence, and meet the unique needs of diverse patient populations.

Key Highlights

• Specialty-specific assessment and intervention strategies
• Evidence-informed care in diverse clinical settings
• Interdisciplinary collaboration in specialized care
• Professional development and skills enhancement
• Innovative approaches to patient-centered specialty nursing

Why This Session Is Important?

Specialty nursing requires unique skills and knowledge. This session equips nurses to provide high-quality, patient-centered care across diverse healthcare areas.