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.
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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.