Scientific Sessions

Nursing Practice and Patient Care

Nursing practice and patient care form the cornerstone of healthcare delivery, integrating clinical expertise, evidence-based practices, and compassionate communication to promote optimal health outcomes. Modern nursing practice extends far beyond bedside care, encompassing advanced assessment skills, clinical decision-making, care planning, and patient advocacy. Nurses play a pivotal role in preventive care, acute treatment, rehabilitation, and palliative support, ensuring continuity of care across diverse healthcare settings. They also act as educators, empowering patients and families with the knowledge and skills necessary to manage health conditions effectively. By adhering to professional standards, ethical principles, and cultural sensitivity, nursing professionals address the physical, emotional, and psychosocial needs of individuals, thereby fostering a holistic approach to patient care. The integration of technology, such as electronic health records and telehealth services, has further enhanced the efficiency and accuracy of nursing interventions, enabling more timely and personalized care delivery.

Advancements in nursing research and practice models are continuously reshaping the landscape of patient care, with an increasing emphasis on patient-centered approaches and interprofessional collaboration. Evidence-based practice ensures that nursing interventions are supported by the latest scientific findings, resulting in improved safety, quality, and patient satisfaction. The role of nurses in care coordination, infection control, pain management, and chronic disease management is indispensable in reducing hospital readmissions and improving overall healthcare efficiency. Moreover, patient care is no longer confined to hospitals—community health nursing, home-based care, and remote patient monitoring have expanded the scope of nursing, making healthcare more accessible and responsive. As global health challenges, such as aging populations, emerging diseases, and resource constraints, continue to evolve, nursing practice must remain adaptable, resilient, and innovative. Through continuous education, skill development, and compassionate service, nurses uphold their commitment to delivering high-quality patient care, shaping a healthier and more equitable future for all.