Nurse Education & Research

An appropriate and effective school-based occupational therapy assessment tool to evaluate intelligence in children with disabilities

Keynote speech on The beginnings of effective heart surgery: History of an Anglo-American collaboration from 1947-1950

The effect of education given to women in climacteric period on their beliefs about hot flashes and quality of life

Potential benefits of ILCOR’s revised in-hospital defibrillation guideline in the COVID-19 era: Saving lives while conserving resources
Mr. Stewart is a retired registered nurse living in Seattle, Washington, USA, whose professional experience has been mainly at the bedside in hospitals. He currently has no institutional affiliations. He has long been interested in in-hospital resuscitation issues and has published extensively in the area

Nursing impact on chronic disease Medicaid health home patients A qualitative study
Jackie Prokop, PhD, MHA, RN, is the Director of the Medicaid Program Policy Division which is located in the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services.

Providing Quality Care to the Intellectually Disadvantaged Patient Population During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Michelle McGonigal, DNP RN NE-BC is the Director of Quality at Allegheny General Hospital and the Cardiovascular and Neuroscience Institutes at Allegheny Health Network, Pittsburgh PA. She received her Doctoral degree in Nursing Practice at Waynesburg University. She is adjunct faculty at South University and Capella University in the graduate nursing programs. In addition, she is a visiting professor for Chamberlain University

Nurse Education
Nursing the imminently dying: the need for education and mentoring.

The Role of the Nurse in the Care and Management of Patients with Atopic Dermatitis
Tonya Winders is President and Chief Executive Officer of Allergy & Asthma Network as well as Global Allergy and Airways Patient Platform. She travels across the globe spreading awareness and preparedness messages to patients, families and caregivers and working with leading experts to build patient-centered collaborative care teams to achieve optimal health outcomes. Tonya speaks not only to experts in the field on a global level, but also to individual patients and families. Every patient voice matters to her.

Impact of COVID-19 on rheumatology practice in the UK-a pan-regional rheumatology survey
I am a consultant Rheumatologist and a general physician, working in the UK. My areas of expertise are general rheumatology, early Inflammatory arthritis and vasculitides. My current research interest is about the delivery of rheumatology care during the COVID-19 pandemic. I have published multiple articles in this area recently

The effect of cognitive dysfunction on mid- and long-term mortality after vascular surgery
Andras Szabo has started his anesthesiology residency at 2016 in Semmelweis University, Budapest. PhD fellowship has started at 2018 on examining relationship between novel aspect of patients frailty and morbidity and mortality. As an active anesthesiologist resident these topics are obligatory part of everyday clinical routine and in the modern perioperative medicine. The role of examined area is more and more important to evaluate better the postoperative morbidity and mortality

Experiences of a bridging programme for nurses educated outside the European Union/EES: integration into the Swedish nursing profession
I started my doctoral studies by studying the meaning of ethnic background in care of older migrants, and after my dissertation in 2004 I have continued to study care and experiences of living with geriatric diseases among different cultural groups both from the relatives’ and the diseased persons’ perspective. Later on, I have also found interest in studying higher education both from the teaching staff’s and the students’ perspective. The study I am going to present is a combination of both of my research interests, on education for migrated persons

Effectiveness of motivational interviewing on improving care for patients with type 2 diabetes in China: A randomized controlled trail
I have completed bachelor and master of nursing from UTS and UOW in Australia, and back to Shenzhen in 2011. Since then, I have started worked in Family Medicine General Clinic and Health Promotion Office (WHO HPH) for five years, which is my first contact to adult medicine since my previous experiences were with pediatrics. At that point of time, I have interested in patient education by using MI, especially for the chronic disease patients and smokers, I wish I could help them to change.

A mathematical model for COVID-19 pandemic — SIIR model: Effects of asymptomatic individuals
Dr. Tomochi, who is a professor of College of Economics and Environmental Policy at Okinawa International University, is in the research field of Social Science with a concentration in Mathematical Behavioral Sciences