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.
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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.