Nursing Practice 2024

We are thrilled to invite you to the 4th Global Summit on Nursing Practice, taking place on December 4th-5th, 2024, in the stunning city of Vancouver, Canada. This remarkable event is an excellent opportunity for nursing professionals from all around the globe to gather, share their knowledge and experiences, and explore cutting-edge advancements in the field of nursing practice.

Theme: "Nursing Excellence: Shaping the Future"

The Global Summit on Nursing Practice is an annual event that seeks to create a platform for nurses, health care professionals, researchers, and students in the nursing field to collaborate and share their ideas. This two-day event will feature keynote speeches, interactive discussions, workshops, and technical sessions, all presented by renowned experts in the field. Our goal is to foster a nurturing environment that encourages innovation, professionalism, and growth in nursing practice.

Sessions and Tracks

Innovations in Nursing Education and Practice: This exciting session will focus on the cutting-edge developments that are shaping the future of nursing education and practice. Participants will learn about state-of-the-art educational strategies designed to equip nursing students with the skills they need to thrive in today's healthcare environment. The session will also cover innovative approaches to nursing practice, exploring new care models and how technology is transforming patient care. Discussions will encompass telehealth, simulation in nursing education, virtual reality, artificial intelligence, and personalized medicine, among other breakthroughs.

Pediatric and Neonatal Nursing:  This specialized session will explore the dedicated and sensitive world of pediatric and neonatal nursing. It is designed to highlight the latest research, innovations, and best practices in the care of children, infants, and neonates. Expert speakers will discuss the challenges and rewards inherent to this field, ranging from managing complex medical conditions to providing family-centered care. Attendees will have an opportunity to deepen their understanding of this niche field, exchange experiences with peers, and glean practical tips that can be applied in their own practice.

Geriatric Nursing:  It will address the unique aspects of caring for older adults, from managing chronic conditions to enhancing quality of life. Discussion topics will include innovative care models for the elderly, best practices for managing common geriatric syndromes, dementia care, end-of-life issues, and the role of nurses in promoting healthy aging. The session will also shed light on the ongoing challenges faced by geriatric nurses and explore potential solutions. Whether you're a nurse working in a geriatric setting, a healthcare professional interested in elder care, or a researcher studying aging, this session will provide a rich platform for learning and discussion.

Midwifery and Women’s Health:  This specialized field addresses women's health issues throughout their lifespan, from adolescence to menopause and beyond. Expert speakers will cover a range of topics including prenatal and postnatal care, labor and delivery, breastfeeding support, family planning, and women's health screenings. The session will also delve into current best practices in midwifery and women's health, as well as the latest research and innovations.

Oncology Nursing: Cancer care is complex and evolving, requiring a diverse set of skills and a broad knowledge base from oncology nurses. This session will explore the latest advancements in cancer treatment and their implications for nursing practice, patient-centered care strategies, managing side-effects, and supporting patients and their families through the emotional journey of a cancer diagnosis. Topics will also include the integration of research into practice, end-of-life care, and the role of oncology nurses in patient advocacy and education

Cardiovascular Nursing: This session will dive into the intense and vital field of cardiovascular nursing. Given the prevalence of heart disease worldwide, the role of the cardiovascular nurse in prevention, intervention, and patient education is more critical than ever. This session will explore a range of topics including the management of various cardiovascular diseases, post-operative care for cardiac patients, heart health education, and the latest research in cardiovascular care. It will also delve into the current best practices in cardiac nursing and provide a platform for discussion about the challenges faced by nurses in this specialty.

Nursing and Healthcare: It will highlight the diverse ways in which nurses contribute to patient care, health outcomes, and the overall functioning of healthcare institutions. Discussions will include collaborative care models, the role of nurses in health policy, and the future of healthcare in the light of nursing advancements. Topics such as patient safety, quality improvement, healthcare accessibility, and the evolving role of nurses in an increasingly complex healthcare landscape will also be covered.

Occupational Health Nursing: Occupational health nurses play a key role in preventing work-related injuries and diseases, promoting a healthy working environment, and ensuring the safe return to work of injured or ill employees. The session will cover a range of topics including workplace health promotion, occupational disease prevention, injury care, and workplace health policy. It will also delve into the latest research in occupational health and discuss the current challenges and potential solutions in this field.

Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing: With an increasing focus on mental health in the wider healthcare sector, the role of psychiatric nurses has never been more significant. This session will explore the latest best practices, treatment modalities, and therapeutic approaches in psychiatric nursing. Topics will include mental health crisis management, patient advocacy, care for specific mental health disorders, and dealing with stigma. It will also address the ongoing challenges faced by psychiatric nurses and discuss strategies for managing them.

Gynecology and Obstetrics Nursing: As frontline caregivers in women's health, gynecology and obstetrics nurses have the essential role of providing comprehensive care during pregnancy, childbirth, and the postpartum period, as well as general women's reproductive health. This session will explore a range of topics including antenatal care, labor and delivery support, postnatal care, and preventive health screenings. It will also delve into the latest research and best practices in this field, discussing the challenges faced by gynecology and obstetrics nurses and exploring potential solutions.

Community and Home Health Nursing: As healthcare shifts towards more patient-centered and cost-effective models, the care provided in communities and at home is more relevant than ever. This session will cover a broad spectrum of topics including community health initiatives, chronic disease management at home, palliative care, patient education, and health promotion.

Nursing Informatics: With the proliferation of digital technology in healthcare, the role of nursing informatics in enhancing patient care, facilitating research, and supporting education is ever-expanding. Topics in this session will include the use of electronic health records, telehealth, mobile health applications, health information exchange, and data security. It will also discuss the current challenges in this field, such as technology adoption, data privacy, and the digital divide.

Gender Discrimination in Nursing: This important session will address the often overlooked issue of gender discrimination in nursing. Despite nursing being a female-dominated profession, both men and women may experience gender-related bias and discrimination. This session will delve into the various forms of gender discrimination, such as wage disparity, stereotypes, and career advancement barriers, and discuss their implications for the nursing profession. It will also provide a platform for attendees to share their experiences and discuss strategies for promoting gender equality within nursing

Emergency and Ambulatory Care Nursing: This session will dive into the high-pressure and vital field of emergency and ambulatory care nursing. As first-line responders, emergency and ambulatory care nurses play a critical role in providing immediate and often life-saving care. This session will cover a wide range of topics, from triage and rapid assessment to emergency care procedures and disaster response. It will also discuss the challenges faced in this fast-paced specialty, such as stress management and burnout, and provide strategies to tackle these issues

Public Health Nursing: Public health nurses have a key role in addressing societal health issues, reducing health disparities, and responding to public health emergencies. This session will cover a range of topics including disease prevention strategies, community health promotion, health policy advocacy, and responses to public health crises. The session will also discuss current challenges in public health nursing and explore potential solutions. Whether you're a public health nurse, a nurse interested in population health, or a healthcare professional working in community health, this session will provide invaluable insights and knowledge.

Nurse Leadership and Management: As healthcare evolves, the need for strong, adaptable, and forward-thinking nursing leaders is more critical than ever. This session will explore a range of topics including transformational leadership, effective communication, team building, conflict resolution, and change management. It will also delve into strategic planning, quality improvement, and the role of nurse leaders in shaping health policy.

Holistic Nursing : Holistic nursing is a patient-centered approach to healthcare that emphasizes the integration of the mind, body, and spirit in the healing process. It recognizes that individuals are complex beings with interconnected dimensions, and their health and well-being are influenced by various factors, including physical, emotional, social, and spiritual aspects. Holistic nursing views individuals as whole beings, considering all aspects of their being, including physical, mental, emotional, social, and spiritual dimensions. It goes beyond just addressing physical symptoms to encompass the entire person.

Who should attend?

The 4th Global Summit on Nursing Practice is a diverse, inclusive, and comprehensive event that is designed to appeal to a broad range of professionals in the field of nursing and healthcare.

• Professors
• Registered Nurses (RN)
• Advanced Practice Registered Nurses (APRN)
• Nursing Students
• Nursing Researchers and Academics
• Nursing Educators
• Healthcare Professionals
• Healthcare Administrators and Executives
• Policy Makers and Advocates