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.
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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.