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32nd International Conference on Pediatric Nursing, will be organized around the theme “Theme:Exploration of Advancements, Research and Best Practices in Nursing Care”
global-nurs-2021 is comprised of 15 tracks and 0 sessions designed to offer comprehensive sessions that address current issues in global-nurs-2021.
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Clinical nurse specialists (CNSs) are advanced practice registered nurses (APRNs) who act as evidence-based nursing experience consultants in one of many specialty areas. They must integrate their specialized understanding of disease management with the detection, diagnosis and treatment of patient conditions, with the provision of medical care being an important role in nursing practice. The fundamental goal of professional nurse practitioners is to provide reliable, quality, and cost-effective nursing services, while working together from within to strengthen the healthcare environment.
- Track 1-1Clinical Nursing Practices
- Track 1-2Advancements in Clinical Nursing
- Track 1-3Evidence-based Nursing Practice
- Track 1-4Registered Nurse Practitioners
Nursing education is used to train their patients and teach them how to administer the various medications, research medical facilities and the patient's condition. The nursing degree program is specifically aimed at establishing and testing the nursing profession. One approach is to support their field of nursing as current developments in nursing and implement new approaches in the field. The nursing career requires a specific and well-defined nursing position. The stated goals of nursing education programs do not provide the whole body with unconscious consciousness. In the nursing sector, overall growth requires recognition of a professional status as well as a specific and well-defined role.
- Track 2-1Nursing Education and Career
- Track 2-2Patient Safety
- Track 2-3Health Diversity
- Track 2-4Emerging Techniques & Strategies
- Track 2-5Mental Health
- Track 2-6Nursing Informatics
Nursing practice that requires special skills in the field of nursing careers in general, unique ways rely on changes in the training center by defining various diseases, useful methodologies or restoration measures by patient form. We protect nursing needs to enable a healthy party to succeed and encourage nursing practices to lead their nursing policies.
- Track 3-1Diversity in Healthcare
- Track 3-2Stress Management & Nursing
- Track 3-3Role of Clinical Nurses
- Track 3-4Hospice Nursing
- Track 3-5Transcultural Nursing
It is a method of studying the operation, analytical, essential phenomenon in nursing. Studies in medicine have a profound impact on both the clinical procedures of existing patients and on potential patients entering the profession. Nursing work is used by all age groups to encourage physical safety, self-esteem, and personal care skills. Nursing tests, which have the ability to reduce efficiency and happiness, are used to rule out their health issues throughout the life cycle.
- Track 4-1Nursing Ethics
- Track 4-2Pre-clinical Research
- Track 4-3Qualitative Nursing Research and Quantitative Nursing Research
- Track 4-4Mixed Method of Nursing Research
- Track 4-5Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetists and Certified Nurse-Midwives
- Track 4-6Telemedicine and E-health
With respect to the physical and reproductive well-being of women over the course of their lives, midwifery practice is the health care practice that deals with conception, childbirth and the postpartum period. Midwifery nursing is a practice based on the areas of well-being and childbirth of pregnant women. Pregnancy care and tyke care primarily focus on the well-being of patients and developing their relationships with their patients during pregnancy and labor. A Woman Health Specialist is a nurse with advanced experience who takes care of the woman in her career. He focuses on hygiene, obstetrics and reproductive gynecology. The Women's Health Nurse Practitioner (WHNP) is an agency that provides a program for graduates to play a major role in medical and primary health care.
- Track 5-1Pre and Postnatal Care
- Track 5-2Obstetrics & Midwifery
- Track 5-3Labor and Childbirth
- Track 5-4Women’s Sexual Wellness
- Track 5-5Antenatal Depression
- Track 5-6Women’s Mental Health
Cardiac nursing is used to treat complications and to take care of people with a number of heart problems as well as a heart condition. Cardiac nurses are the registered nurses who have trained a condition that causes heart damage in the form of the coronary artery and makes the healing by using bypass surgery. The cardiologist is appointed to provide patients of all ages with safety controls. With the supervision of a cardiologist, cardiac nurses help treat their patients with chronic problems such as congestive heart failure, cardiomyopathy, coronary artery disease, irregular angina, myocardial infarction and heart dysrhythmia. Cardiac nurses may observe the patients and conduct stress check tests, measuring cardiac function using electrocardiogram machines.
- Track 6-1Hemodynamic Monitoring
- Track 6-2Case Management
- Track 6-3Catheterization Laboratory (Cath Lab)
- Track 6-4Dialysis Care
- Track 6-5Caring for Heart Transplant Patients
- Track 6-6Cardiac Surgery & Nursing
Emergency Nursing provides medical care in a particular environment for patients, from fevers to minor injuries and serious injuries. The ambulance nurses are immediately operating hands-on with the patients. It helps any scenario to be predicted and dealt with. Medical nurses will handle regular patients and emergencies. They answered the questions, prioritized the importance of service, and completed the resuscitative steps for the other diagnosis immediately and efficiently. A critical care nurse delivers compassionate services to those in a hospital's intensive care units to handle the most seriously sick or wounded those, taking care of the basic needs of the most vulnerable.
- Track 7-1Physical Examination/Assessment
- Track 7-2Emergency Management
- Track 7-3Trauma & Critical Care
Psychiatric nursing or mental health nursing is a profession assigned to a nurse who specializes in mental health and the care of emotionally disturbed or depressed people of all ages. These include: autism, autism, personality disorders, anxiety disorders, eating disorders, suicidal urges, depression, hysteria and self-harm. Nurses in this field receive advanced training in interpersonal therapy, creating a collaborative relationship, dealing with stressful habits and administering clinical medications. A nurse clinician in most countries would need to earn a bachelor's degree in medicine to become a registered nurse (RN) and specialize in mental health. Degrees vary from country to country and are governed by specific national regulations.
- Track 8-1Psychiatric Therapeutics
- Track 8-2Physical Care
- Track 8-3Electroconvulsive Therapy
For long-term treatment, palliative care plays an important role. Palliative care provides support to patients suffering from the suffering; illnesses and complications of aging that improve their quality of life. Nursing helps people get the palliative treatment they deserve for long-term pain relief and a better sense of well-being and health. Palliative care nurses ensure that patients adhere to their medication schedules and procedures by ensuring a clear line of contact with the patient, physicians and other relevant healthcare professionals. Most people need help to move around, so a hospice nurse can help them manage exercise in order to perform routine activities. They can hold and track devices and respond to personal care needs such as bathing and eating. In particular, nurses who provide palliative care make patients and their families feel safe and healthy.
- Track 9-1Roles in Palliative Care
- Track 9-2Patient Safety
- Track 9-3Elderly Care
An oncology nurse is a trained nurse who tries to prevent her patients from getting cancer. This requires the application of radiotherapy, hormone therapy and other drugs for the diagnosis of cancer). With radiation therapy, radiation oncology is used to prevent cancer. These nurses need their specialty oncology certifications and surgical training, so that they progress like the traditional baccalaureate in nursing does. Cancer care nursing addresses all the challenges of treating, assisting and preventing cancer patients and allow early diagnosis.
A clinical nurse, also known as a theater nurse or scrub nurse, specializes in perioperative care, providing care to patients before, after and after surgery. Registered nurses or registered nurses must take additional training to become a theater nurse. There are different areas of specialization that theater nurses can work on, depending on where they work. The surgical nurse must accompany and assist the patient, physicians, surgical assistants, nurse anesthetists and nurse practitioners in several different processes during surgery. The nurse will help plan the patient and the operating room for surgery, preoperatively. They assist the anesthesiologist and surgeons as needed during surgery. The last stage is postoperative, with patients receiving adequate medication and medication.
A pediatric nurse practitioner is an experienced nurse who specializes in treating children of all ages, from newborns to young adults. When a PNP chooses to work in primary care (PNP-PC), they can take a patient-centered approach to leading young children and their families through the everyday coughs and colds of childhood. A PNP-AC can treat critical, chronic and acute illnesses in an intensive care setting by taking a treatment-oriented approach. A neonatal nurse practitioner is an experienced nurse who is trained in the treatment of children from newborn to two years of age. Although they frequently operate in a neonatal intensive care unit (NICU), they are able to provide both primary care and emergency care to treat premature and sick babies and return them to the arms of their parents. PNNs work with a smaller number of cases than others and should therefore be specialists in neonatal diseases.
- Track 12-1Neonatal Intensive Care
- Track 12-2Pediatric Emergency Nursing
- Track 12-3Pediatric & Neonatal Nutrition
A clinical nurse practitioner is a registered nurse who uses her experience to advice on medical disputes as a health professional with advanced preparation. Legal nurse practitioners help lawyers read patient charts and understand medical jargon and hospital issues in order to achieve the best results for their clients. This practice has been relatively new since the mid-1980s. A nurse specialized in medicine fills the gaps in the expertise of a lawyer. Although the lawyer is a lawyer, the nurse practitioner is an authority in medicine and the health care system.
Advanced nursing practice, as it is now called, primarily involves the development of the nurse's expertise, experience and position beyond conventional technical limits. Some of the definitions are intended to describe the functions and tasks that specialized nurses perform, beyond the conventional scope of nursing practice. The continuous break offers a perfect chance for the nursing profession to review and reimagine the philosophy of clinical practice of this century, focusing on basic nursing knowledge and principles rather than stretching it into a professional position.
- Track 14-1Advancements in Nursing
- Track 14-2Digitalization
- Track 14-3Drug Delivery
Health care is described as the maintenance or improvement of health through the prevention, diagnosis, accidents, disease, treatment of disease and other physical and mental disorders in humans. Mostly by trained and licensed professionals, it is emotional well-being. Nursing administration involves the implementation of policies and decision-making processes for organizations. Administration involves the organization, planning, management and supervision of works.