Nurses are the largest professional group in the global health workforce. They are central to patient care in hospitals, communities, clinics and homes. Healthcare systems face ageing populations, a rise in chronic disease, workforce shortages and fast…
View Track Details →Nursing practice is where research meets the bedside. Every assessment, care plan and patient conversation shapes outcomes, safety and patient experience. As care becomes more complex, nurses need practical, proven ways to deliver safe and compassionate care.…
View Track Details →Evidence-based nursing combines the best available research, clinical expertise and patient preferences to guide care decisions. It helps nurses move away from habit and tradition towards practice that is proven to improve outcomes. The Evidence Based Nursing…
View Track Details →Strong nursing education and research are the foundation of safe, modern healthcare. Education prepares nurses for complex clinical roles, while research builds the knowledge that improves patient care and shapes health policy. The Nursing Education and…
View Track Details →Paediatric and neonatal nurses care for patients from their first breath through adolescence. Their work demands specialist clinical skills, close partnership with families and a deep understanding of how children grow and develop. The Pediatric and Neonatal…
View Track Details →Populations are ageing in almost every country, and older adults now make up a large share of patients in hospitals, care homes and the community. Geriatric nurses help older people stay independent, manage multiple conditions and live with dignity. The…
View Track Details →Acute, critical care and emergency nurses work where decisions are made in minutes and patients' lives depend on fast, skilled action. They manage unstable patients, complex equipment and high-pressure environments around the clock. The Acute Care, Critical…
View Track Details →Mental health conditions affect people of every age and background, and demand for mental health care continues to grow. Psychiatric and mental health nurses support recovery through therapeutic relationships, assessment, treatment and advocacy. The…
View Track Details →Cancer is one of the leading causes of illness and death worldwide, and more people than ever are living with and beyond it. Oncology nurses guide patients through diagnosis, treatment, side effects and survivorship, offering both clinical expertise and…
View Track Details →Cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of death worldwide, and nurses play a major role in its prevention, treatment and long-term management. Cardiovascular nurses care for patients with heart attack, heart failure, arrhythmias, hypertension and stroke.…
View Track Details →Every surgical patient relies on skilled nurses before, during and after anaesthesia. Nurse anaesthetists and perianaesthesia nurses assess patients, manage airways, monitor vital signs and guide safe recovery from sedation and surgery. The Anesthesia and…
View Track Details →Rehabilitation nurses help people regain independence after illness, injury or surgery, and adapt to life with long-term disability. Their work focuses on function, self-care and quality of life, not just recovery from disease. The Rehabilitation Nursing…
View Track Details →Midwives and women's health nurses support women through pregnancy, birth and every stage of life. Safe, respectful maternity care and good access to women's health services are essential to healthy families and communities. The Midwifery and Womens Health…
View Track Details →Occupational health nurses protect and promote the health of people at work. They prevent work-related illness and injury, support employees with health conditions and help organisations build safer, healthier workplaces. The Occupational Health Nursing…
View Track Details →Gynaecology and obstetrics nurses care for women with reproductive health conditions, complex pregnancies and gynaecological surgery. Their skills are vital in emergencies such as haemorrhage and pre-eclampsia, and in long-term conditions such as…
View Track Details →Community and public health nurses work where people live, learn and work. They prevent disease, promote healthy lifestyles and care for people with long-term conditions at home, in schools and in primary care. The Community and Public Health Nursing session…
View Track Details →Nurses are on the front line of infection prevention and control in every healthcare setting. They stop the spread of infection, care for patients with infectious diseases and lead vaccination and outbreak response in communities. The Nursing and Infectious…
View Track Details →Artificial intelligence and new digital tools are changing how nurses assess, monitor and care for patients. Used well, they can reduce paperwork, support clinical decisions and free nurses to spend more time with patients. The AI and Emerging Technologies in…
View Track Details →Electronic health records (EHRs) are now at the centre of nursing work, holding assessments, care plans, medications and observations. Nursing informatics brings together nursing, data and technology to make these systems safe, useful and easy to use. The…
View Track Details →Robots and automated systems are starting to take on routine tasks in hospitals and care homes, from delivering medicines to lifting and moving patients. For nurses, this can mean less physical strain and more time for skilled, human care. The Robotics and…
View Track Details →Nursing regulation protects the public by making sure nurses are properly educated, competent and fit to practise. Regulators set standards, register nurses, define scope of practice and act when care falls short. The Nursing Regulation session at Nursing…
View Track Details →Nurse managers keep wards, units and services running safely every day. They plan staffing, manage budgets, support teams and make sure patients receive high-quality care. The Nursing Management session at Nursing Science 2027 brings together ward managers,…
View Track Details →Nursing practice is changing fast, with nurses taking on new roles, skills and responsibilities across healthcare. Nurse practitioners, nurse prescribers and clinical nurse specialists now lead clinics, manage caseloads and make independent clinical…
View Track Details →Nurse leaders shape the culture, quality and future of healthcare. From the ward to the boardroom and government, they set direction, inspire teams and speak up for patients and the profession. The Nursing Leadership session at Nursing Science 2027 brings…
View Track Details →Hospice and palliative nurses help people with serious illness live as well as possible and die with comfort and dignity. They manage pain and symptoms, support families and make sure care reflects each person's wishes. The Hospice and Palliative Nursing…
View Track Details →Nurses face ethical and legal questions every day, from consent and confidentiality to fair use of limited resources. As patient advocates, they speak up for people who cannot speak for themselves and protect patients' rights and dignity. The Nursing Ethics,…
View Track Details →Nursing is one of the most varied professions in healthcare, with nurses working in hundreds of fields and specialties. From renal units and diabetes clinics to prisons, ships and disaster zones, each specialty brings its own knowledge and skills. The Nursing…
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