Welcome Message

Welcome to the 33^rd International Conference on Nursing Education and Research!

On August 21-22, 2025, we gather in Paris, France, to explore and discuss advancements in nursing education and research. For over three decades, this conference has united educators, researchers, and practitioners to drive forward-thinking solutions in healthcare and nursing. The 33rd edition builds on this tradition, offering an inclusive platform to share insights and foster innovation, particularly in the face of modern challenges and the evolving landscape of healthcare.

This year’s program is designed to reflect pivotal research findings, best practices, and future directions in nursing. Attendees can anticipate a diverse range of sessions, including keynote lectures from leaders in the field, interactive workshops, panel discussions, and poster presentations. These sessions will address critical topics such as the integration of technology in nursing education, evidence-based practices in clinical settings, and strategies to enhance patient-centered care.

With participants joining from various global backgrounds, the conference emphasizes interdisciplinary collaboration and cross-cultural learning. This international representation enables a rich dialogue that enhances our collective knowledge and supports partnerships across borders, essential for advancing nursing practices worldwide.

We extend our gratitude to all delegates, speakers, sponsors, and partners who contribute to making this event a valuable experience for everyone involved. Together, let us take advantage of this opportunity to inspire, connect, and learn from each other as we work towards impactful improvements in nursing education and healthcare delivery.

Join us in Paris this August for an enriching experience that promises to inspire and elevate the nursing profession!

About Conference

The 33^rd International Conference on Nursing Education and Research, scheduled for August 21-22, 2025, in Paris, France. is set to be a premier event for advancing nursing education and practice. This conference brings together educators, researchers, and healthcare practitioners from around the world to share cutting-edge research, innovative methodologies, and emerging trends in nursing and healthcare.

The conference's theme, "Empowering Nursing Education: Innovations, Collaboration and Evidence-Based Practice," highlights the importance of equipping the nursing workforce to meet contemporary healthcare challenges. Key topics include curriculum development, technology integration in nursing education, clinical simulation, and research strategies for evidence-based care.

                                      Theme: Technology-Enhanced Learning in Nursing: The Future of Education

Keynote speakers will present on pioneering developments, focusing on how educational advancements in nursing can improve patient outcomes and healthcare efficiency. Breakout sessions and panel discussions will cover a range of subjects, including nursing ethics, leadership in healthcare and strategies for supporting mental health among healthcare professionals.

This event will provide a unique platform for professionals to engage in meaningful discussions, attend interactive workshops, and network with peers. The conference aims to inspire attendees with actionable insights and practical knowledge, encouraging the translation of research into impactful clinical and educational practices worldwide.

In summary, the 33^rd International Conference on Nursing Education and Research will serve as a vital gathering for those committed to the continuous evolution of nursing as a discipline and a profession, fostering a global exchange of ideas that will shape the future of nursing and healthcare.

Scientific Sessions and Tracks

Types of Nurses

Nurses come in various types, each specializing in different aspects of healthcare. Registered Nurses (RNs) provide direct patient care, coordinate with other healthcare professionals, and manage patient records. Nurse Practitioners (NPs) offer advanced clinical care, including diagnosing and treating conditions, and often have specialized areas like pediatrics or geriatrics. Clinical Nurse Specialists (CNSs) focus on improving patient care within specific fields, such as cardiac or oncology nursing. Certified Nurse Midwives (CNMs) provide prenatal, delivery, and postnatal care. Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetists (CRNAs) administer anesthesia and manage pain during procedures. Public Health Nurses work on community health initiatives, prevention, and education. Palliative Care Nurses specialize in providing comfort and support for patients with serious illnesses. Each type plays a crucial role in delivering comprehensive, high-quality healthcare

Nursing Care Research

Nursing care research focuses on improving patient outcomes and advancing the practice of nursing through evidence-based studies. This research investigates various aspects of nursing care, including the effectiveness of interventions, patient safety, and the impact of care models on health outcomes. It involves evaluating nursing practices, exploring new technologies, and assessing care strategies to ensure they meet the needs of diverse patient populations. By employing rigorous methodologies, such as clinical trials, observational studies, and qualitative research, nursing care research aims to identify best practices, enhance care quality, and inform policy decisions. The goal is to translate findings into actionable strategies that improve patient care, optimize nursing practices, and contribute to the overall effectiveness of the healthcare system.

Nursing Care

Nursing care encompasses the range of services provided by nurses to promote, maintain, and restore health. It involves assessing patient needs, planning and delivering individualized care, and evaluating the effectiveness of interventions. This care includes monitoring vital signs, administering medications, providing wound care, and offering emotional support. Nurses work closely with patients and their families to educate them about health conditions, treatments, and preventive measures. They also collaborate with other healthcare professionals to ensure comprehensive care and address complex medical issues. The focus of nursing care is on enhancing patient well-being, managing chronic conditions, and providing compassionate support throughout various stages of health and illness. By integrating clinical skills, critical thinking, and empathetic communication, nursing care plays a vital role in improving patient outcomes and overall healthcare quality.

Nursing Care Management

Nursing care management involves the coordination and oversight of patient care to ensure optimal health outcomes. It encompasses planning, organizing, and evaluating patient care across various settings, including hospitals, clinics, and home environments. Nurses in care management roles assess patient needs, develop individualized care plans, and implement interventions while considering patients' medical conditions, preferences, and resources. They collaborate with interdisciplinary teams to ensure seamless care delivery, address complex medical and social issues, and manage transitions between care settings. Effective nursing care management also includes monitoring patient progress, adjusting care plans as needed, and advocating for patients' needs. By focusing on both clinical and administrative aspects, nursing care management aims to improve patient outcomes, enhance the quality of care, and ensure efficient use of healthcare resources

Nursing Care Informatics

Nursing care informatics integrates nursing practice with information technology to enhance patient care and streamline healthcare processes. It involves the use of electronic health records (EHRs), data analytics, and health information systems to manage and analyze patient data. Nursing informatics specialists work to ensure that technology is effectively utilized to improve patient outcomes, support clinical decision-making, and enhance communication among healthcare teams. They focus on developing and implementing technology solutions that facilitate accurate documentation, efficient workflow, and patient-centered care. Additionally, they address issues related to data security, privacy, and system usability. By leveraging technology, nursing care informatics aims to optimize care delivery, reduce errors, and support evidence-based practice, ultimately contributing to higher quality and more efficient healthcare.

Pediatric Nursing

Pediatric nursing specializes in providing care to infants, children, and adolescents, addressing their unique medical and emotional needs. Pediatric nurses assess growth and development, administer treatments, and offer health education tailored to younger patients and their families. They are trained to handle a range of pediatric conditions, from common illnesses to complex chronic conditions, and to manage care in various settings, including hospitals, clinics, and community health centers. Pediatric nurses play a crucial role in supporting family dynamics, offering guidance on child health and wellness, and providing compassionate care to both patients and their families. Their work involves not only medical interventions but also ensuring a supportive environment that considers the developmental stages and psychological needs of young patients.

Community Nursing

Community nursing focuses on providing healthcare services and promoting health within a community setting. It involves delivering care that is accessible, preventive, and supportive, often in homes, schools, workplaces, and community centers. Community nurses work to address the health needs of diverse populations by offering services such as health education, disease prevention, immunizations, and chronic disease management. They also play a key role in assessing community health needs, developing and implementing health promotion programs, and advocating for policies that improve public health

Clinical Nursing Care

Clinical nursing care involves the direct provision of medical and therapeutic services to patients in various healthcare settings, such as hospitals, clinics, and long-term care facilities. Clinical nurses perform essential tasks including monitoring vital signs, administering medications, managing wounds, and coordinating patient care. They conduct assessments, develop care plans, and implement interventions tailored to individual patient needs. Clinical nurses also educate patients and their families about health conditions, treatments, and self-care strategies. Their role is crucial in ensuring the delivery of high-quality, evidence-based care while working closely with other healthcare professionals to achieve optimal patient outcomes. By combining clinical expertise with compassionate care, clinical nurses contribute significantly to the overall effectiveness of the healthcare system and the well-being of patients

Neonatal Nursing Care

Neonatal nursing care specializes in the care of newborns, particularly those who are premature, ill, or requiring intensive medical support. Neonatal nurses work in neonatal intensive care units (NICUs) and newborn care units, providing specialized care to infants with complex medical conditions or who need close monitoring. Their responsibilities include assessing and managing vital signs, administering medications, performing procedures, and supporting feeding and growth. Neonatal nurses also provide emotional support to families, offering guidance on caring for their newborns and addressing concerns about their health and development. By focusing on the unique needs of this vulnerable population, neonatal nurses play a critical role in improving neonatal outcomes, supporting early development, and facilitating a healthy transition from hospital to home

Oncology Nursing Care

Oncology nursing care focuses on providing specialized care to patients with cancer. Oncology nurses are involved in every aspect of cancer care, from diagnosis and treatment to recovery and palliative care. They administer chemotherapy, manage side effects, and provide supportive care to alleviate symptoms and improve quality of life. Oncology nurses also educate patients and families about the disease, treatment options, and self-care strategies. They work closely with oncologists and other healthcare professionals to coordinate comprehensive care plans and monitor patient progress. Their role also includes offering emotional support, addressing psychosocial needs, and helping patients navigate the complexities of cancer treatment. By combining clinical expertise with compassionate care, oncology nurses play a vital role in managing cancer and supporting patients through their treatment journey.

Emergency Nursing Care

Emergency nursing care involves providing rapid, specialized care to patients facing acute medical conditions or trauma in emergency settings, such as emergency departments (EDs) and urgent care centers. Emergency nurses assess and prioritize patients based on the severity of their conditions, perform life-saving interventions, and manage urgent health issues. Their responsibilities include stabilizing patients, administering medications, performing procedures, and coordinating with other healthcare professionals to ensure prompt and effective treatment. Emergency nurses also provide support to patients and families during critical and often stressful situations, offering guidance and reassurance. They are trained to handle a wide range of emergencies, from heart attacks and accidents to severe infections and injuries. By delivering swift and decisive care, emergency nurses play a crucial role in managing acute health crises and improving patient outcomes.

Women Health Nursing Care

Women’s health nursing care focuses on addressing the unique health needs and concerns of women throughout various stages of life. This specialty encompasses a range of services including prenatal and postnatal care, gynecological health, menopause management, and preventive screenings. Women’s health nurses provide care related to pregnancy, childbirth, and reproductive health, offering support and education on topics such as family planning, fertility, and sexual health. They also manage conditions like menstrual disorders, osteoporosis, and breast health issues. These nurses play a critical role in promoting overall wellness, supporting mental and emotional health, and advocating for women’s health needs. By offering personalized care and education, women’s health nurses help empower women to make informed decisions and maintain optimal health throughout their lives

Gynecology and Obstetrics Nursing Care

Gynecology and obstetrics nursing care focuses on providing specialized care related to women’s reproductive health and pregnancy. Gynecology nurses manage health issues such as menstrual disorders, pelvic pain, and reproductive system infections, and they assist with procedures like Pap smears and biopsies. Obstetrics nurses provide care during pregnancy, labor, and childbirth, including monitoring fetal development, supporting laboring mothers, and assisting with delivery. They also offer postnatal care, helping new mothers with recovery, breastfeeding support, and newborn care. These nurses play a crucial role in educating patients about reproductive health, prenatal care, and family planning. By delivering comprehensive and compassionate care, gynecology and obstetrics nurses support women’s health throughout their reproductive lives, from adolescence through menopause and beyond.

Cardiovascular Nursing Care

Cardiovascular nursing care involves the assessment, management, and treatment of patients with heart and vascular conditions. Cardiovascular nurses work with individuals suffering from diseases such as coronary artery disease, heart failure, arrhythmias, and hypertension. Their role includes monitoring vital signs, administering medications, and conducting diagnostic tests like ECGs and stress tests. They also develop and implement care plans, educate patients about heart health, lifestyle changes, and medication adherence. Cardiovascular nurses coordinate with cardiologists and other healthcare professionals to provide comprehensive care, focusing on both acute interventions and long-term management. Their expertise helps to improve patient outcomes, manage symptoms, and support recovery, ultimately enhancing cardiovascular health and quality of life for patients with heart-related conditions.

Surgical Nursing Care

Surgical nursing care focuses on providing specialized care to patients undergoing surgical procedures. Surgical nurses, often working in operating rooms, preoperative, and postoperative settings, play a critical role in ensuring safe and effective surgical outcomes. Their responsibilities include preparing patients for surgery, monitoring vital signs, assisting with sterile techniques, and providing support during and after the procedure. They also manage pain, address potential complications, and educate patients about recovery processes and wound care. Surgical nurses work closely with surgeons, anesthesiologists, and other healthcare professionals to coordinate care and ensure a smooth surgical experience. By delivering meticulous care and support, surgical nurses help optimize patient safety, recovery, and overall surgical outcomes

Advanced Technologies in Nursing Care

Advanced technologies in nursing care encompass the integration of cutting-edge tools and systems to enhance patient care and streamline healthcare delivery. This includes the use of electronic health records (EHRs) for accurate and efficient documentation, telehealth platforms for remote patient consultations, and advanced monitoring systems for real-time health data. Technologies like wearable health devices and smart infusion pumps aid in monitoring and managing patient conditions. Robotics and automation assist in tasks such as medication dispensing and surgical procedures. These innovations improve accuracy, reduce human error, and enhance patient outcomes by providing nurses with better tools for assessment, treatment, and communication. By embracing advanced technologies, nursing care becomes more efficient, personalized, and capable of addressing complex health needs in an increasingly digital healthcare environment

Patient-Centered Care

Patient-centered care focuses on delivering healthcare that prioritizes the individual needs, preferences, and values of patients. This approach involves actively involving patients in their own care decisions, ensuring they are well-informed, and their choices are respected. It emphasizes personalized treatment plans tailored to each patient's unique circumstances, including their cultural, emotional, and psychological needs. Patient-centered care also involves effective communication, where healthcare providers listen to and address patient concerns, provide support, and offer comprehensive education about their health conditions and treatment options. By fostering a collaborative relationship between patients and healthcare providers, this model aims to enhance patient satisfaction, improve health outcomes, and ensure that care is respectful, empathetic, and aligned with the patient’s overall well-being and goals.

Nursing Education and Training

Nursing education and training encompass the formal preparation and ongoing development required for nurses to provide high-quality care. It begins with foundational education, typically through nursing degree programs (Associate’s or Bachelor’s), where students learn about anatomy, physiology, pharmacology, and clinical skills. This is followed by hands-on training through clinical rotations in various healthcare settings, allowing students to apply theoretical knowledge in practice. Continuing education is also vital, involving advanced certifications, specialty training, and professional development opportunities to keep up with evolving medical practices and technologies. Nursing education includes both academic coursework and practical experience, ensuring that nurses are well-prepared to handle diverse patient needs and adapt to advancements in healthcare. This comprehensive approach supports the development of competent, skilled, and knowledgeable nursing professionals who can deliver effective and compassionate patient care

Mental Health Nursing

Mental health nursing focuses on the care and support of individuals with mental health disorders. Mental health nurses assess, diagnose, and manage conditions such as depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, and schizophrenia. They provide therapeutic interventions, administer medications, and offer counseling to help patients manage their symptoms and improve their quality of life. Mental health nurses work closely with patients to develop personalized care plans and support their emotional and psychological well-being. They also collaborate with multidisciplinary teams, including psychiatrists, psychologists, and social workers, to ensure comprehensive care. By fostering a supportive and empathetic environment, mental health nurses play a crucial role in helping patients achieve stability, develop coping strategies, and navigate the challenges associated with mental health conditions. Their work is essential in promoting mental wellness and providing compassionate, effective care.

Innovations in Nursing Practice

Innovations in nursing practice involve the integration of new technologies, methodologies, and approaches to enhance patient care and improve healthcare delivery. These innovations include the adoption of advanced electronic health records (EHRs) for streamlined documentation and communication, telehealth platforms that enable remote consultations, and wearable devices for real-time health monitoring. Additionally, evidence-based practices and new care models, such as patient-centered and team-based care, are transforming how nurses approach treatment and patient engagement. Innovations also encompass the development of specialized training programs and simulation technologies that enhance clinical skills and decision-making. By embracing these advancements, nursing practice evolves to meet the changing needs of patients, optimize care outcomes, and ensure that nurses are equipped with the tools and knowledge to provide high-quality, efficient, and effective care in a rapidly advancing healthcare environment

Quality Improvement and Safety

Quality improvement and safety in nursing focus on enhancing patient care and minimizing risks within healthcare settings. Quality improvement involves systematically evaluating and refining care processes to achieve better patient outcomes, improve efficiency, and reduce errors. This includes implementing evidence-based practices, monitoring performance metrics, and employing strategies such as root cause analysis and process redesign. Safety initiatives aim to prevent harm to patients by identifying potential risks, adhering to safety protocols, and promoting a culture of transparency and accountability. Nurses play a crucial role in both quality improvement and safety by reporting incidents, participating in safety training, and advocating for best practices. By prioritizing these aspects, healthcare organizations can deliver high-quality, reliable care and ensure a safer environment for patients and staff.

Nursing Leadership and Management

Nursing leadership and management involve guiding and overseeing nursing teams to ensure effective and efficient patient care. Nursing leaders are responsible for setting goals, creating strategic plans, and fostering a positive work environment. They focus on developing and implementing policies, managing resources, and ensuring adherence to healthcare standards and regulations. Effective nursing management includes supervising staff, providing professional development opportunities, and resolving conflicts. Leaders also advocate for their teams and patients, promote interdisciplinary collaboration, and drive quality improvement initiatives. By demonstrating strong leadership skills, such as communication, decision-making, and problem-solving, nursing leaders help enhance team performance, improve patient outcomes, and contribute to the overall success of the healthcare organization. Their role is essential in shaping a supportive and productive environment that meets both clinical and organizational goals.

Ethics and Professionalism in Nursing

Ethics and professionalism in nursing are foundational principles that guide the behavior and decision-making of nurses in their practice. Ethics involve adhering to moral principles, such as beneficence, non-maleficence, autonomy, and justice, ensuring that patient care is delivered with integrity and respect for patients' rights and dignity. Professionalism encompasses maintaining a high standard of conduct, including honesty, accountability, and respect in all interactions. It involves upholding the standards of the nursing profession, engaging in continuous education, and demonstrating competence and ethical behavior in clinical practice. Nurses are expected to navigate complex situations with ethical sensitivity, advocate for patient welfare, and maintain confidentiality. By embodying these principles, nurses build trust with patients and colleagues, promote high-quality care, and contribute to the overall credibility and efficacy of the healthcare profession

Market Analysis

Current Market Overview

The global nursing education and research sector is growing steadily due to an increased demand for qualified nurses and advanced nursing practices to address global healthcare challenges. Nursing education plays a critical role in shaping healthcare professionals who can meet complex patient needs and adapt to advancements in medical science. As of 2024, the nursing education market, which includes online courses, advanced degrees, and specialized training programs, is valued at approximately $20 billion and is expected to grow at a CAGR of 7% over the next five years.

Key Growth Drivers

• Aging Population and Healthcare Demand: An aging global population increases the need for healthcare services, which requires a skilled nursing workforce to support.
• Technological Advancements: Innovations such as simulation labs, digital learning platforms, and AI tools in nursing education enhance skill acquisition and clinical decision-making.
• Focus on Specialization: With rising incidences of chronic diseases, there is a growing demand for specialized nursing roles in fields like geriatrics, critical care, and pediatrics.
• Government Support and Funding: Increased funding for healthcare education and training programs, as well as support for nursing research, are driving market growth.

Challenges

• Faculty Shortages: A global shortage of qualified nursing educators limits the capacity of nursing programs to meet demand.
• Regulatory Compliance: Varying accreditation standards and regulatory requirements across countries can be challenging for institutions providing nursing education.
• High Training Costs: Advanced technology and simulation tools are costly, posing a financial barrier for some institutions and students.
• Burnout and Attrition Rates: High stress levels and burnout among nurses contribute to high attrition rates, impacting workforce stability and increasing the need for continuous education.

Future Outlook

The nursing education and research field is projected to evolve with emerging trends:

• Telehealth and Remote Learning Integration: Remote learning technologies and telehealth simulation in nursing education are becoming essential as virtual healthcare practices increase.
• Focus on Mental Health in Nursing Practice: Mental health training for nurses is expected to grow as healthcare institutions prioritize psychological resilience and holistic care approaches.
• Global Collaborative Initiatives: International partnerships and exchange programs will become more prevalent, offering broader perspectives and fostering global healthcare improvements.
• Personalized Learning Paths: With AI-driven adaptive learning, nursing programs are expected to offer more tailored learning experiences to address individual student needs and career goals.

Welcome to the 33^rd International Conference on Nursing Education and Research!

For over three decades, this conference has served as a leading platform for advancing the fields of nursing education and research globally. The 33^rd edition marks another significant milestone, presenting a thoughtfully curated program that highlights groundbreaking research, emerging trends, and pressing challenges in nursing. We are excited to welcome esteemed experts and dedicated delegates from around the world to engage in a dynamic exchange of ideas and build interdisciplinary partnerships that will shape the future of nursing.

This year’s program is crafted to showcase the latest advancements and insights in nursing education and research. Attendees can anticipate a range of scientific sessions, keynote lectures from distinguished leaders, hands-on workshops, and poster sessions that present innovative research findings. The conference offers invaluable learning and networking opportunities, providing knowledge and inspiration for all participants.

We are thrilled to host a diverse group of international experts and attendees, creating a vibrant space for exchanging perspectives, experiences, and expertise. This global representation enhances our discussions, broadens our understanding, and promotes collaborations that span borders all in support of our shared goal to improve healthcare delivery through the evolution of nursing practices.

In closing, we extend our deepest gratitude to all participants, speakers, sponsors, and partners for their vital contributions to the success of the 33^rd International Conference on Nursing Education and Research. Let’s seize this unique opportunity to learn, connect, and inspire one another as we work towards a future where nursing continues to lead in healthcare improvement and innovation.

Join us on September 15-16, 2025, in Paris, France as we embark on this journey together!

Participation/Presentation Options

Oral Presentation: Presenters at the 33^rd International Conference on Nursing Education and Research may choose to deliver oral presentations covering research topics, theoretical perspectives, professional practices, or personal narratives that offer practical insights for nursing and healthcare. Each oral presentation slot is 30 minutes, with speakers encouraged to present for 20-25 minutes, leaving time for questions. Keynote speakers have 40-45 minutes for their presentation and audience engagement.

Workshop: Workshops offer a hands-on format for exploring specialized techniques and detailed demonstrations. Each workshop session spans 45-50 minutes and is ideal for presenters aiming to engage participants interactively. Teams may present workshops together, and registration waivers are available for groups.

Poster Presentation: A student poster competition will showcase innovative research by students and recent graduates. Each presenter has 5-7 minutes to present their poster, with judges evaluating the presentations. This format encourages networking and skill-building among emerging researchers. Posters are displayed in a 1x1-meter hard-copy format.

Webinar: For those unable to attend in person, a webinar option allows presenters to pre-record their session. These presentations will be featured in the virtual program, ensuring participation flexibility.

E-Poster: Similar to webinars, e-Posters provide a virtual presence on the conference website. Presenters’ abstracts are published in the conference souvenir and journal with a DOI, offering lasting visibility.

Exhibition: Exhibitors at the Nursing Education 2025 conference can display products and services from healthcare-related organizations, including pharmaceutical companies, clinical trial sites, consulting firms, and equipment manufacturers. To learn more, please refer to the Why Exhibit with Us? section on the website.

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Sponsorship: Sponsorship options are available to enhance brand visibility and engagement at Nursing Education 2025. To inquire about premium sponsorship packages, please reach out via the conference contact.

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Visa Process

Visa Process for the 33rd International Conference on Nursing Education and Research:

Planning to attend the 33^rd International Conference on Nursing Education and Research in Paris, France on September 15-16, 2025? Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you navigate the visa process smoothly.

Step-by-Step Guide to the Visa Application Process

Step 1: Conference Registration

Begin your journey by completing your registration for the 33rd International Conference on Nursing Education and Research. Once registered, you’ll receive an official invitation letter, which is essential for your visa application. This letter will validate the purpose of your visit to the Netherlands.

Step 2: Determine the Type of Visa Needed

Most international attendees will require a short-stay Schengen visa for the Netherlands, which permits stays of up to 90 days within a 180-day period for tourism, business, or conference attendance.

Step 3: Gather Required Documents

Prepare the following documents for your visa application:

• A valid passport (with at least three months of validity beyond your intended departure date)
• Completed visa application form
• Official invitation letter from the 33rd International Conference on Nursing Education and Research
• Travel itinerary (flight reservations)
• Proof of sufficient financial means (bank statements, proof of income)
• Travel insurance covering medical expenses and repatriation for the full duration of your stay

Step 4: Schedule a Visa Appointment

Contact the Dutch consulate or embassy in your country to schedule an appointment for submitting your visa application. Be sure to book well in advance, as appointments can fill up quickly, especially around busy travel seasons.

Step 5: Attend the Visa Interview

On your appointment day, bring all necessary documents to the consulate or embassy. During the interview, be prepared to discuss the purpose of your visit, your plans while in France, and your ties to your home country to confirm your intention to return after the conference.

Step 6: Wait for Visa Approval

Visa processing for a Schengen visa usually takes 10 to 15 days after the interview. To avoid delays, apply at least one month before your intended travel date.

Step 7: Collect Your Visa

Once your visa is approved, you will be informed to pick up your passport with the visa affixed. Double-check the details for accuracy and review any specific entry requirements.

Additional Tips for a Smooth Visa Application Process

• Start Early: Begin the visa application process as early as possible to prevent any last-minute issues.
• Accurate Documentation: Ensure all documents are complete and accurate to avoid delays.
• Travel Insurance: Make sure your travel insurance meets Schengen requirements, including coverage for medical emergencies and repatriation.

By following these steps, you can help ensure a smooth visa application process. Register now and prepare to join us in France for an inspiring gathering at the 33^rd International Conference on Nursing Education and Research.

We look forward to welcoming you paris!

Past Conference Report

Euro Nursing Education 2024

The 32^nd International Conference on Nursing Education and Research will be held on October 24-25, 2024, in Paris, France. This gathering will provide a global platform for sharing advancements, research, and practices in nursing education and research, with the valuable support of our dedicated Organizing Committee Members and industry experts. We extend our gratitude to each participant planning to join us at this dynamic event, aimed at progressing knowledge and professional collaboration in nursing education and research.

The conference, themed “Empowering Nurses: Advancing Patient-Centered Care”, will bring together a diverse array of professionals, including nursing educators, healthcare practitioners, researchers, and students from more than 30 countries. The event will foster a strong link between educational strategies and clinical practice, offering a forum for exchanging ideas on progressive approaches in nursing and healthcare education.

Attendees can look forward to a program filled with scientific sessions, keynote addresses, and plenary lectures. Esteemed international speakers, along with emerging professionals, will present their research and insights, making the conference a vibrant hub for interdisciplinary dialogue. We thank our Organizing Committee Members, Chairs, Co-chairs, Speakers and Editorial Board Members for their dedication, which contributes to the conference’s success and facilitates meaningful discussion and collaboration.

As we prepare for Nursing Education and Research 2025, we extend a warm invitation to all participants to join us in Paris, where we will continue our journey of excellence in nursing education and research.

For more details, please contact:

Program Manager | Nursing Education and Research 2025