Theme: Community Health Nursing and Public Health
Euro Nursing Education 2023
Leading international physicians, licenced nurses, medical experts, professors, research associates, top universities, students, nurses, and directors of associations and societies. The Nursing Education 2023 conference brings together experts from practise, research, administration, policy, and education who are interested in a variety of nursing specialties, including psychiatric, cancer, cardiac, critical care, adult and women's health, legal, paediatric, and emergency nursing. It serves as a venue for discussing topics of shared interest as well as for exchanging information, supporting arguments, and coming up with solutions.
Track 1: Nurse Career and Education
There are accelerated nursing programmes, combined bachelor's and master's degree programmes, and master's degree programmes in nursing. Basic nursing care is delivered by licenced practical nurses (LPNs) and licenced vocational nurses (LVNs). In recent years, there has been an increase in the number of new nurses entering the workforce. In emergency medical situations, paramedics and emergency medical technicians (EMTs) provide care for the ill and injured. To provide primary and specialist healthcare, nurse midwives, nurse anaesthetists, and nurse practitioners coordinate patient care. The majority of registered nurses collaborate with doctors and other healthcare professionals as a team. Licensed practical nurses, social workers, and nursing assistants are all under the supervision of some registered nurses. By educating individuals about disease warning signs and symptoms, registered nurses can help to promote public health.
Track 2: Nursing Research and Evidence Based Practice
Competencies in patient-centered care, teamwork and cooperation, evidence-based practise, quality improvement, safety, and informatics are important for the ongoing development of the quality and safety of health care systems. The number and percentage of new registered nurses who complete basic pre-licensure will increase dramatically as a result of the new federal and state subsidies that are intended to be provided in the form of scholarships, loan forgiveness, and institutional capacity awards. Because nursing has developed more quickly than public policies impacting the profession, nursing's adaptability is significant from a policy perspective. The lack of nurses with a BSN and higher education, according to mounting data, is negatively affecting a variety of aspects of health care delivery, and these issues will only worsen in the future.
Track 3: Types of Nursing Education
Cardiac nurses are involved with the heart and its supporting systems in a variety of nursing education programmes that are tied to various agendas. Dialysis nurses keep an eye on, treat, instruct, and assist their patients at every stage of the procedure. The specialised training of forensic nurses offers victims of abuse, neglect, and violent crimes priceless assistance. Geriatric nurses play a crucial role in today's ageing population, from comprehending complex pharmaceutical treatments to supporting family members. Psychiatric nurses are a life-saving resource for those dealing with mental health problems, helping patients with anything from medication administration to achieving other treatment objectives. Not only do neonatal nurses assist with the unique care plans of the infants under their supervision. Pediatric nursing can put patients and their caregivers in danger because it deals with infants and young children.
Track 4: Nursing in Emergency Medicine
The goal of pain management in emergency medicine nursing, a subspecialty of professional nursing that focuses on the treatment of patients experiencing medical emergencies, is to improve and promote the best possible nursing care. Emergency medicine therapeutic toxicologists have experience in the anticipation, assessment, and treatment of toxicology, which includes severe medication harms, adverse pharmaceutical events, chemicals, and harmful items. When bacteria change in a way that lessens the effectiveness of medications, chemicals, or other agents intended to prevent infections, it results in sepsis or septicaemia, a condition in which your body is fighting a serious illness and is a significant cause of mortality and morbidity in hospitalised patients. terroristic acts as weapons. is used to identify invisible defects that can detect pleural.
Track 5: Patient Safety & Health care
Additionally, nursing education has prioritised patient safety, emphasising the need to prevent, reduce, report, and analyse medical errors that frequently have unfavourable outcomes. The majority of countries offer patient care and nursing programmes that are useful for both general nursing and for specialised fields including mental health nursing, paediatric nursing, and post-operative nursing. Additionally, post-capability courses in professional nursing topics are offered via nurse education. Everyone involved in a patient's welfare, including their families, patients, and social insurance professionals, require a variety of patient security elements. These best practises are known to ensure everyone's ongoing security.
Track 6: Advanced Practice Registered Nurse (APRN)
Nursing professionals (NP) are known as Advanced Practice Registered Nurses (APRN), who are authorised to provide evidence-based care by examining and managing patients' poor conditions. Clinical nurse specialist (CNS), nurse midwife (CNM), nurse anaesthetist (CRNA), and nurse practitioner are some broad categories of APRNs (NP). The Advanced Practice Registered Nurse, a licensee allowed to practise by the Board, is required to complete 20 contact hours of focused continuing nursing education in the advanced practise position and demographic emphasis area. A NP/APRN is "an enlisted therapeutic expert who has attired the refined data base, extend fundamental authority aptitudes and clinical skills for since a long time ago named sharpen, in which country they are credentialed to practise," according to the International Council of Nurses.
Attendees, speakers, and exhibitors from all around the world are invited to Nursing Education & Research 2023 in Paris, France. We're excited to invite you all to the "31st worldwide congress on nursing education & research 2023 conference," which will be held in Paris, France, on April 25–26, 2023. The planning committee is getting ready for an engaging and educational conference schedule that will feature keynote addresses, symposia, workshops on a range of subjects, poster presentations, and numerous programmes for attendees from across the globe. We cordially invite you to attend Nursing Education-2023, where you can interact with academics from all around the world and have a valuable experience. The organising committee for Nursing Education-2023 is eager to meet you.
Relevance & Purpose:The Nursing Conference seeks to learn new developments in healthcare administration, practise, and education in relation to health disparities as well as a variety of other themes. The function of the nurse has changed dramatically over the course of the 21st century, even if each role has distinct responsibilities. Today, nurses are clients' advocates and deliver the best treatment possible based on the evidence from research. In relation to transformative care delivery and health management models, the conference will facilitate a number of talks about cutting-edge procedures, organisational changes, analytics, and technology innovation in the health business and academia. The hospital, the classroom, the community health department, the business world, home health care, and laboratories are just a few of the places where nurses work. Nursing is about defending, advancing, and maximising .
Conference Highlights
- Nurse Career and Education
- Nursing Research and Evidence Based Practice
- Types of Nursing Education
- Nursing in Emergency Medicine
- Patient Safety & Health care
- Advanced Practice Registered Nurse (APRN)
- Travel Nurse
- Midwifery & Women’s health
- Professional and Continuing Nursing Education
- Teaching Strategies in Nursing Education
- Nursing Informatics & Management
- Nursing Safety
- Critical Care and Emergency Nursing
- Legal Nursing
- . Environmental Health Nursing
- Telemedicine and E-Health
- Future of Nursing Education
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