About Conference
The annual Nursing Conference 2023 provides the ideal setting for a range of academic and industrial specialists, scientists, academic scientists, nurses, paramedics, and Allied health professional to discuss the most recent developments, discoveries and ongoing research in the field.
The theme of Nursing Conference 2023 is " Finding New Science and Technologies to Improve Nursing Practice ". Our objective is to provide a top-notch curriculum that covers the full range of research and advancements in nursing practice.
Rapid changes in technology, legislation, and healthcare delivery are occurring, and these changes directly affect nursing. We hope to gain insight into these questions and better understand the implications for Nursing Conference 2023 and beyond by focusing on this theme.
The urgency of developing innovative engineering solutions with potential for global impact is highlighted by Nursing Conference 2023. The opportunity to network would be fantastic, and it would encourage lifelong relationships between partners.
We cordially invite you to take part in the 2nd International Conference on Nursing Science and Nursing Practice in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, on Nov 04–06, 2023. Our efforts to inform and increase knowledge involve nursing research participants.
We are confident that the conference will offer attendees an invaluable forum for engaging in fruitful dialogue and exchanging their research, knowledge, and experiences with other authorities in the field.
Nursing conference 2023 Highlights
- 200+ Participation
- 15+ Keynote Speakers
- 30+ Plenary Speakers
- 10+ Exhibitors
- 12 Innovative Educational Sessions
- B2B Meetings
Why to attend ?
A unique platform, Nursing Conferences 2023, seeks to explore and offer scholars new perspectives on developments in the field of nursing science. The Nursing Conferences 2023 is a chance to gather individuals from all over the world to learn about the most recent developments in the nursing sector and its connected fields. In small, intimate groups, scientists and medical experts can exchange ideas, discuss new discoveries, and plan future collaborative initiatives. More significant developments in nursing practice and nursing science will result from this. High-profile presenters, innovative methods, and the most latest data on nursing technology are all indicators of this conference.
Target Audience
- Researcher
- Doctors
- Nurses
- Health care professionals
- Emergency trauma care professionals
- Pediatrician
- Cardiologist
- Nephrologist
- University Professors
- Research Scholars
- University Students
- Health organizations
- Business entrepreneurs
- Social Employees
- Academicians
- Students
- Budding entrepreneurs
- Exhibitors
- Scholars
Important Scientific Sessions
- Nursing Education
Nursing education refers to the formal educational programs and processes designed to prepare individuals for a career in nursing. It provides the knowledge, skills, and competencies necessary to practice nursing safely and effectively in various healthcare settings.
- Nursing Educator
In this captivating symphony of knowledge and exploration, nursing educators stand as beacons of guidance and enlightenment. The experts of this field will be discussing about Evidence-Based Practice stands tall as a cornerstone within the realm of nursing education, where educators strive to bridge the gap between theory and practice.
- Nursing Practice and Nursing Research
Registered members of the nursing profession that specialize in nursing practice, also known as nursing practitioners, get extensive training and education in order to improve and maintain health through diagnosis and treatment. To deliver better healthcare, they need possess knowledge-based skills and decision-making. As the first to meet a patient's need for care, nurses are regarded as essential healthcare professionals.
- Registered Nursing
Registered nursing is a dynamic profession involving skilled healthcare professionals who provide compassionate care, advocate for patients, collaborate with healthcare teams, and promote optimal health outcomes through evidence-based practice and continuous learning. Experts will discuss the challenges and benefits of lifelong learning and professional development. Discover strategies to overcome obstacles and foster a culture of continuous growth. Engage in discussions and learn from experienced nurses.
- Nurse Practitioner
Nurse practitioners (NPs) are highly skilled advanced practice registered nurses (APRNs) who undergo additional education and training beyond the registered nursing level. This session will focus on the expanding global scope of practice for NPs and their increasing specialization in diverse healthcare fields. Attendees will explore topics like research, evidence-based practice, and the integration of cutting-edge research findings into clinical care. The session aims to provide valuable insights into the crucial role NPs play in improving access to specialized care and enhancing patient outcomes. Furthermore, it will shed light on the evolving landscape of nurse practitioner practice and its potential impact on healthcare systems.
- ER Nursing
Emergency room (ER) nursing is a specialized area of nursing that involves providing immediate and critical care to patients in emergency situations. The session will explore current trends in ER nursing, including disaster preparedness, focusing on mental health emergencies, and other relevant topics. It will highlight the importance of preparedness and response during mass casualty incidents, as well as the growing need for specialized care in mental health emergencies.
- Recent Technology in Nursing
Recent technology in nursing refers to the advancements and innovations in healthcare technology that are transforming the way nurses deliver care and improve patient outcomes. The expert will specifically discuss remote monitoring devices, robotics, and automation in healthcare during the session. These topics will highlight the advancements and benefits of utilizing remote monitoring devices, as well as the impact of robotics and automation on healthcare delivery.
- Midwifery and women health
The developing discipline of midwifery in medicine focuses on problems with women's health. This includes women's reproductive health as well as pregnancy, childbirth, and the postpartum period. Several underdeveloped countries are funding the education of midwives to promote the general health of women. This carer occupation is essential to giving women the best opportunity at a successful pregnancy and delivery.
- Dialysis Nursing
Dialysis nurses monitor patients' vital signs, administer dialysis treatments, manage dialysis equipment, and assess patients for any complications during the procedure. The session will focus on technological innovations, home dialysis options, and other relevant topics. Attendees will gain insights into these areas and understand the advancements and benefits associated with them in the field of dialysis nursing.
- Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing
Specialized care for people with mental health difficulties is provided by psychiatric and mental health nurses. Person-centered care, evidence-based practice, interprofessional collaboration, and the use of cutting-edge technologies for mental health assessment and treatment are trends in this sector. These changes will be examined in the session along with their effects on patient outcomes and healthcare infrastructure. Attendees can anticipate learning more about the changing field of psychiatric and mental health nursing as well as the significance of including mental health treatment in overall healthcare.
- Geriatric Nursing
Geriatric nursing is a specialized area of nursing that focuses on providing care to elderly patients. With the advent of technology, there has been a significant impact on the geriatric nursing field. The use of technology has helped in improving patient outcomes, enhancing communication among healthcare providers, and increasing patient satisfaction. This session will explore the latest technological advancements and their application in geriatric nursing, discussing the benefits, challenges, and potential future developments in this field.
- Pediatric Nursing
Pediatric nursing is a specialized field of nursing that focuses on the care of children and adolescents. This session will delve into the benefits and challenges of using technology in pediatric nursing, including topics such as telehealth, electronic health records, and medication management systems.
- Trauma Nursing
In the specialized discipline of nursing known as trauma nursing, patients who have suffered severe injuries are cared for. The most recent developments in trauma nursing, including point-of-care ultrasound, tele trauma, and simulation training, will be covered in this session. Participants can anticipate learning more about the pros and cons of using these technologies into trauma care as well as future directions and new trends in the industry.
- Neonatal Nursing
Neonatal nursing focuses on providing specialized care to newborn infants, including those born prematurely or with medical complications. Technology has played a crucial role in improving outcomes and enhancing care in neonatal nursing. This session will explore the benefits, challenges, and future trends of technology in neonatal nursing, providing insights into how technology can continue to enhance the care provided to newborn infants.
- Critical Care Nursing
Critical care nursing involves providing specialized care to patients with life-threatening illnesses or injuries. Technology plays a vital role in critical care nursing, from advanced monitoring systems to lifesaving equipment. Other important considerations include advancements in pharmacology, leadership in the field of nursing and healthcare policy advocacy as well as reducing stress and burnout among nurses through emotional resilience.
- Oncology Nursing
Cancer is one of the most prevalent diseases in the world. Oncology nurses play an essential role in providing quality care for cancer patients. In this overview, we will discuss common stages, types, and treatment options for cancer; psychosocial aspects of care; symptom management and side effect control; pain management; chemotherapy and radiation therapy options; nutritional needs for patients with cancer; end-of-life care; support and education for patients and families; care related to clinical trials; as well as general knowledge about caring for a dying patient. All of these topics are part of oncology nursing practice and are meant to aid nurses in providing comprehensive, personalized care that is tailored to each individual's needs.
- Gynecology and Obstetrics nursing
Perinatal nursing, also known as gynecology and obstetrics nursing, is a nursing specialty that deals with patients who are trying to get apparently pregnant, are already pregnant, or have already given birth. Obstetrical medical professionals assist with prenatal care, prenatal testing, treatment of patients dealing with pregnancy complications, care of patients during labor and delivery, and care of patients after delivery. Obstetricians, labor and delivery specialists, and other attendant professionals collaborate closely with obstetrical medical caretakers. Additionally, they oversee surgical technologists and patient care specialists.
- Gastroenterology nursing
The nursing specialty of gastroenterology aids in the treatment of digestive system problems. Physicians focus on and provide care for patients who have gastrointestinal tract illnesses that extend from the mouth to the stomach along the alimentary canal.
- Orthopedic Nursing
Orthopedic nursing is a specialized field of nursing that focuses on the prevention and treatment of musculoskeletal disorders and injuries. Orthopedic nurses work with patients of all ages who have conditions affecting the bones, joints, muscles, ligaments, and tendons .The session aims to educate orthopedic nurses on the latest technological tools and their impact on improving patient outcomes and overall healthcare delivery in orthopedics.
- Travel Nursing
For nurses who desire to experience different regions of the nation and work in various healthcare settings, travel nursing is a common alternative. The normal contract length for travel nurses is 13 weeks, though they might choose to extend for longer deployments. A staff nurse in a non-traveling position performs many of the same tasks as a travel nurse. Direct patient care, medication administration, patient record keeping in charting software, and coordination of patient care with other healthcare team members are all responsibilities of travel nurses.
Market Analysis
The nursing care request, valued at USD 1,137 million in 2021, is projected to achieve a compound periodic growth rate (CAGR) of5.5 between 2022 and 2029. By the end of this period, it's anticipated to reach a request value of USD 1,744.94 million. These estimates are predicated on comprehensive request disquisition. The projected growth highlights the adding demand for nursing care services and reflects the evolving healthcare terrain, emphasizing the significance of quality care for cases.
The nursing care request report includes information from the following nations: the United States, Canada, and Mexico in North America; Germany, France, the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, Switzerland, Belgium, Russia, Italy, Spain, and Turkey; the rest of Europe in Europe; China, Japan, India, South Korea; Singapore; Malaysia; Australia; Thailand; Indonesia; Philippines; the rest of Asia-Pacific(APAC) in Asia-Pacific(APAC); Saudi Arabia; the United Arab Emirates; South Africa; Egypt; Israel; and the Palestinian Terri due to the region's high healthcare spending and increased sickness frequency, North America dominates the nursing care sedulity. Because of a growing older population and an increasing number of hospitals, Asia-Pacific is expected to develop at the quickest rate from 2022 to 2029.
Why Dubai?
The UAE healthcare demand is estimated to be $1.83 billion in the year 2022, with an 8.93 percent CAGR from 2022 to 2030, reaching $3.59 billion in the year 2030. The need for medical care at home will grow in tandem with the UAE's older population and dependence rate. According to the Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific, the UAE would have 298 million senior individuals by 2051, accounting for 17% of the overall population.
These findings emphasize the adding demand for nursing care services and reflect the evolving healthcare terrain. The disquisition analysis emphasizes the significance of furnishing high- quality care to meet the conditions of a growing population. As the sedulity continues to expand, it presents openings for healthcare providers, investors, and stakeholders to contribute to the advancement of nursing care and meliorate patient issues.