1. 12th Edition - World Congress on


    NURSING EDUCATION & PRACTICE
    Jun 26 - 28, 2024     Prague, Czech Republic
  2. 12th Edition - World Congress on


    NURSING EDUCATION & PRACTICE
    Jun 26 - 28, 2024     Prague, Czech Republic
  3. HYBRID EVENT: You can participate either In-person at Prague, Czech Republic or virtually (Online) through ZOOM platform

About Conference

After the grand success of Eleven years of nursing conference, we solicit your gracious presence at the “12th Edition - World Congress on NURSING EDUCATION & PRACTICE" (World Nursing Congress 2024) which will be conducted during June 26-28, 2024 as a hybrid event at Prague, Czech Republic and virtually.

Nursing is a dynamic field that evolves over time. We must make creative advances, such as improving outpatient treatment, emphasizing ethnic gains, improving health and patient experience, and expanding data analysis skills among nurses to accept new challenges and advance their profession. Innovative ideas and intelligence have recently compelled all industries to lead the way in creating modern technical software and systems in the healthcare industry. Nursing Congress 2023 will expose you to a variety of viewpoints, as well as the latest developments and advancements in the field of nursing.

Program Objectives:

Highlight programs of research with strong relevance to practice.
How nurse educators can reinvigorate/revitalize/reignite their profession to strengthen our communities through inclusion, equality, and mental health support.
Explore ways in which practice informs clinical nursing research.
Describe examples of nursing research findings that have been meaningfully and successfully translated into practice.
To provide opportunities to develop knowledge in nursing field 
Define the issue of providing nursing/case management services across state lines
To foster and enhance collaborations and partnerships with educational, research and clinical institutes.

Agenda:
The panel sessions will include senior nurse researchers and a response panel of advanced practice nurses and nurse clinicians.  The conference tracks will address teaching and learning methods, curricula, resources, outcomes, and technology for governing organizations, nursing programs, classrooms, hospitals, clinical experiences, and preceptor experiences.

Who Should Attend:
The nursing congress is open to all Professors, Nursing professionals, Registered Nurses, clinicians, Nurses and researchers who are interested in exploring the research in nursing. 

For further information, please contact conference Organizer Ms. Mary Janenursingcongress@innovinc.org Tel:+1-408-352-1010 

SCIENTIFIC SESSIONS


  • Nursing Education
  • Nursing Practice
  • Nursing Management
  • Nursing Teaching
  • Advanced Nursing Practice
  • Nursing Informatics & Technology
  • Evidence-Based Nursing Practice
  • Trauma and Critical Care
  • Midwifery and Women Health Nursing
  • Nursing Administration
  • Improving Patient Education, Care & Outcomes
  • Public Health & Safety
  • Pain Management & Preventive Medicine
  • Nursing Practice & Safety
  • Nursing Leadership
  • Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing
  • Child and Adolescent Mental Health
  • Palliative care
  • Globalization and Health
  • Health Care Systems


This conference is also opened to other relevant and perspective topics




SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE

    Jo-Ann M. Moore
    Johnson and Wales University
    United States
    Biography →
    Lyn Behnke
    Harmony Wellness Center/University of Michigan Flint
    United States
    Biography →
    Brandon Lucke-Wold
    University of Florida
    United States
    Biography →
    James Alan Waterson
    BD EMA
    United Arab Emirates
    Biography →
    Radha Moda Gururaja Rao
    Ramaiah Memorial Hospital
    India
    Biography →
    Larry E Simmons
    National League for Nursing
    United States
    Biography →
    Antonia Arnaert
    McGill University
    Canada
    Biography →

SPEAKERS

Beth S. Sanford

Rasmussen University
United States

Gilbert D. A. Padula

University Hospitals St. John Medical Center
United States

Sari Viitaniemi

Delray Medical Center
United States

Jo-Ann M. Moore

Johnson and Wales University
United States

Lyn Behnke

Harmony Wellness Center/University of Michigan Flint
United States

Susan L. Montminy

Coverys, Boston, MA
United States

Bo Gao

Nanjing Drum Tower Hospital affiliated Nanjing University Medical School
China

Nobuko Sasano

Nagoya City University West Medical Center
Japan

Mitha Al Balushi

New York University /abudhabi
United Arab Emirates

Douglas Landsittel

Indiana University-Bloomington
United States

Chien-Chung Lin

Taipei City Hospital/University of Taipei
Taiwan

Roya Kelishadi

Isfahan University of Medical Sciences
Iran

Ashley Rivera

Florida Atlantic University
United States

Ginna Granroth

CTCA at Western Regional Medical Center
United States

Ajay Macherla

Pennsylvania State University College of Medicine, Department of Family and Community Medicine
united states

Dina A. Krenzischek

Mercy Medical Center
United States

Sneha Pitre

RAK Medical And Health Sciences University RAs Al Khaimah UAE
United Arab Emirates

Marco A Brotto

University of Texas-Arlington
United States

Antonia Arnaert

McGill University, Ingram School of Nursing
Canada

Eunice Moyo

Eswatini Medical Christian University
Swaziland

Tholakele Cebile Shongwe

Eswatini Medical Christian University
Swaziland

Parvaneh Shariat Lindström

Östra sjukhuset (ÖS)-Sahlgrenska Universitetssjukhuset (SU)
Sweden

Helen Mary Lloyd

Plymouth University
United Kingdom

Peter W. Macfarlane

University of Glasgow
United Kingdom

Miriam Wijbenga

Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences
Netherlands

Larry E Simmons

National League for Nursing
United States

Kari LeBret-Harris

University of Texas Austin
United States

Rawan Muraya Alshreem

AlQassim health cluster
Saudi Arabia

Swikruti Behera

Manipal Tata Medical College, Jamshedpur (Manipal Academy of Higher Education)
India

Mateja Lorber

University of Maribor Faculty of Health Sciences
Slovenia

Francesca Moschetti

Sant'Anna School for Advanced Studies of Pisa
Italy

Wen Wen

Beijing Tsinghua Changgung Hospital
China

Venkata Buddharaju

Thorek Memorial Hospital
United States

Olga Cerela-Boltunova

Riga Stradinš University
Latvia

Barbara Schlienz Prosser

Soleo Health
United States

Dhananjay Mishra

BANARAS HINDU UNIVERSITY,VARANASI
India

Laureen Hines

Department of Health - Queensland
Australia

Jin Lee

Seoul National University Bundang Hospital
South Korea

Jian Chang

Shanghai General Hospital/Shanghai Jiao Tong University
China

Werner Sperschneider

University College Absalon
Denmark

Daphne Fernandez Dicson Fernandez

NATIONAL CENTRE FOR INFECTIOUS DISEASE SINGAPORE
Singapore

Te-Chuan Chen

Chang Gung Memorial Hospital, Kaohsiung, Taiwan; School of Medicine, College of Medicine, National Sun Yat-sen University, Kaohsiung
Taiwan

Guilherme Da Costa Brasil

University Center of the Federal District – UDF.
Brazil

Andrea Szekretar

Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, Nuffield Orthopaedic Centre
United Kingdom

Radha Moda Gururaja Rao

Ramaiah Memorial Hospital
India

Mitzi Brammer

Saint Louis University
United States

Imke Janssen

Rush University Medical Center
United States

Ariel Lanada

Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
United Kingdom

Ariel Dempsey

University of Oxford
United Kingdom

Joan Romero

Keck Medical Center of USC
United States

IMPORTANT DATES AND DEADLINES

Important Dates:

Deadline for the first round of abstract submission is December 14, 2023

Early Bird registration ends on December 15, 2023

The registration must be performed thorugh Online/Offline (Online Registrations can be done by PayPal/Credit card).

The offline registration fee can be paid by bank transfer.
Both options (terms of payment in form of pro-forma invoice and/or payment gateway)
are in user account available, after completing the registration.

The conference fee includes access to the scientific sessions, conference materials,
coffee breaks, lunches and participation at all social events.
 

The conference fee includes participation at all social events (except for the scientific programme)


Cancellations and refunds:

The registration fee will be refunded (with a deduction of 10 % to cover the handling costs)
when participation is withdrawn in a written form before May 1, 2024.
No refund will be granted after this date.
 

Visa invitation letter request

If you would like to receive a letter of invitation, please contact us at nursingcongress@innovinc.org.

PRE-REGISTRATION AND REGISTRATION

Your registration includes:

For In-person Participants:
Access (Entry) to all conference sessions, poster and exhibition area
Conference kit including name tag, program booklet and Abstract Book
Welcome Coffee
2 Coffee breaks and Lunch for all the conference days
WiFi in Meeting hall
Certificate accreditation from Organizing Committee

For Virtual Participants:

This category allows participants to present at the conference virtually from home or work without attending In person
Access to all Presentations
E-Abstract Book and Program
E-Certificate for Presentation and Participation

Cancellation policy

Cancellation policy is strictly followed and all cancellations must be made in writing.

Before two month will receive a full refund, less a EUR 100 towards administrative fee. Cancellations received after close of business [before one month of the conference start date] are non-refundable.

The registrations with discounted prices are transferable but not refundable at any point of time.

In this case if the applicant is author, the paper will still be published in the conference proceedings and delegates will receive an electronic copy of the proceedings.

Refunds will be made within 28 days of receipt of cancellation notification.

 

VENUE

Address

Hotel Duo,

Address: Teplická 492, 190 00 Praha 9, Czech Republic

Prague is the capital of the Czech Republic and of the picturesque Bohemia region. The city, with over one million inhabitants, is known as the City of a Hundred Spires or the Golden City, and is a UNESCO world heritage site.

Exploring Prague is like immersing yourself in a fairy-tale land with its cobbled streets and its infinite number of beautiful towers and charming buildings. What’s more, you’ll be able to discover the city’s boutiques, all exquisitely decorated, and try some of the Czech Republic's cuisine. Prague’s authentic Medieval atmosphere will captivate its visitors, making it impossible to forget their visit to the Czech Republic’s capital.

HIGHLIGHTS OF PRAGUE

The city centre is compact and the finest areas are mostly pedestrianised, so Prague is best explored on foot; from Wenceslas Square on one side of the city to Prague Castle on the other is just a 30-minute stroll (walking via the Old Town, across the river and through the Lesser Town).

The first thing to do in Prague, therefore, is simply to wander through the streets and magnificent squares, to revel in the atmosphere and to admire the stunning architecture all around.

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