Name: Nursing Care 2023
Start: 2023-06-01
End: 2023-06-03
Location: Spain

Renowned Speakers

We’ve invited the top most influential speakers from around the world to give inspirational talks and lead practical workshops.

Stephanie R. Paulmeno

CEO: Global Health Systems Consultants Public Health Promotion Specialist: Greenwich Department of Health, USA

Frank Nduu Nawej

Quality Director of the CMDC and CEO of the Institute for Studies and Research for Health Quality Democratic Republic of the Congo

Deborah Froiio

Midwife - Italian Translator of Nursing Care 2023, Italy

Mintie Indar-Maraj

Registered Nurse - Montefiore Health System USA

Biography

Asmaa El Mrini

Student Nurse Morocco

Biography

Shainy B. Varghese

Professor of nursing, University of Houston College of Nursing USA

Biography

Chubarovsky V.V

Chief Researcher Russia

Biography

Darryl Joy Amoguis

Interim assistant nurse manager, UC Davis Medical Center USA

Biography

Conference Information

Nursing Care 2023

Greetings!!!

On completion of our past series successfully we are happy to inform you about our upcoming series the “51^st Global Congress on Nursing Care And Research" on June 01-03, 2023 in Valencia, Spain.

"Nurses are the Hospitality of the Hospitals"

This annual Congress brings together healthcare professionals, educators, caregivers, and researchers from around the world, along with students and industry representatives, to review on and communicate global nursing challenges and scientific achievements.

The Nursing Care Conference 2023 will lay the groundwork for networking with eminent Nurse Leaders from over 50 countries. Join us and explore the Advancements, Research, and Best Practices in Health. Join us and explore more about Nursing care and Research. We assure you that you can also enjoy the reunion of many friends and colleagues and the interaction with worldwide professionals. To really make this event noteworthy, we have created a selection of unique program activities. The conference will include a workshop and an expo in addition to a top-notch program with the best speakers and cutting-edge themes.

Market Analysis

Global Market

The global Nursing market is projected to grow at a rate of 5.6% from its estimated USD 1,137 Million in 2021 to reach USD 1,493 Million in 2026. The US nursing care and nursing research market are expected to be driven by the rise in chronic illnesses, which are connected to an unhealthy and sedentary lifestyle. Both RNs and Nurse Practitioners are in high demand, and New York State has had the fastest growth in jobs in the nursing field. The Nursing Care Conferences 2023 talks about the Integration of Nursing Care: Advancements, Research, and Best Practices in Healthcare.

The increasing use of numerous new technologies and strategic initiatives is anticipated to have a positive impact on the industry. By allowing doctors to analyze genuine patient information, telehealth technologies can help long-term healthcare professionals avoid admitting their residents for emergency care and give medical assistance. Most nursing facilities suffered substantial effects from the COVID-19 epidemic, however in-home healthcare services let most healthcare professionals continue their service in a secure setting. Due to the ongoing COVID-19 outbreak, there will likely be an upsurge in the need for home care services in the coming years. These services can replace emergency care more affordably and safely.

In 2020, the market for skilled care facilities was controlled by North America. Some of the main drivers driving the skilled nursing facility market in North America include the rising prevalence of various chronic diseases, the growing geriatric population, and high healthcare spending. By 2060, the US is projected to have 95 million people aged 65 and older, according to the Population Reference Bureau. Between 2018 and 2060, there will be an increase in the number of elderly individuals in the US of almost 82%. Additionally, the region's market growth is being aided by the CMS policies' ongoing modifications. North America is predicted to dominate the global market for private nursing services and will expand quickly at a CAGR of 5.4% over the projected period. The region's extensive medical infrastructure is anticipated to fuel the market's expansion. Additionally, it is anticipated that during the projected period, the region's market for private nursing services will rise more quickly due to the striking increase in the senior population.

The most opportunistic market is thought to be in Asia Pacific. The market is developing considerably due to the rising prevalence of chronic diseases, the quickly expanding elderly population, and the increased accessibility to healthcare facilities. By 2050, the United Nations predicts that 80% of individuals in their senior years would reside in low- and middle-income nations. Patients are becoming more numerous as a result of developing countries' rapid industrialization and infrastructure development, such as China, India, and South Korea. The need for skilled nursing facilities in the Asia Pacific region will increase as a result in the near future. Due to a change in old people's lifestyles, who are now more inclined toward elderly care and it provides multiple benefits such as home care, nursing care, and others, the elderly care market is expected to grow more quickly in the forecast period of 2022–2029 due to rising chronic illnesses in the elderly population, growing geriatric population, and increased awareness of elderly care among people.

According to a market research report recently published by Aritzon Advisory and Intelligence, "Nursing Care Market in U.S.- Industry Outlook and Forecast 2020-2025," nursing care in our nation is anticipated to grow at a CAGR of about 6%, generating more than $175 billion in additional revenue from 2019 to 2025. Revenue in the nursing care market is also being fueled by U.S. government funding. In 2016, Medicare spent roughly $79 billion on skilled nursing facilities and home health services combined, as stated in the NHCPO report. More than 20% of all long-term service and supported spending is represented by this. The market for nursing care and patient requirements is anticipated to continue receiving this kind of government support. Due to the rising prevalence of chronic diseases among the world's aging population, the market for private nursing services is anticipated to expand significantly. The sub-segment for senior communities is anticipated to be the most profitable. During the analysis period, the North American region is anticipated to lead the global market. The rise in chronic illnesses, which are linked to an unhealthy and sedentary lifestyle, is anticipated to drive the US nursing care industry.

The COVID-19 epidemic gives the US nursing care market a timely chance to address the spike in demand for nurses and to manage the outbreak. These nurses can assist with coronavirus testing and boost overall pandemic readiness. Over the next few years, there will probably be a rise in the number of persons with impairments due to the prevalence of chronic diseases. The fourth-leading risk factor for global mortality is physical inactivity, which the WHO estimates accounts for 60 to 85% of the world's population. This way of living is anticipated to become more prevalent in the future as the number of US employees that need prolonged office work increases. Additionally, the proportion of elderly people in the US is growing quickly. By 2030, it's anticipated that more than 20% of the population will be elderly.

Both Registered Nurses and NPs are in high demand, and nursing has led the way in terms of job growth in New York State. The New York Health Department anticipates a 7.500 yearly increase in nurse employment opportunities between 2014 and 2024. Nearly two-thirds of nurses in New York who are actively practicing are over the age of 50, and the number of RNs who are 55 and older increased by almost 6 percent between 2005 and 2014. Additionally, women make up more than 70% of those who are admitted to nursing homes. Women make up about two-thirds of both paid and unpaid consumers of home care. Due to their enhanced savings, increased employability, high literacy, rise in divorce cases, and rise in chronic diseases, the demand is also anticipated to rise among women. Comparatively speaking, the male component is smaller than the female segment. It is anticipated to increase, though, since more men are receiving medical care at home or being admitted to nursing homes. Additionally, some patients find it uncomfortable when female nurses are providing care, which raises the need for men. In contrast to women, however, it is anticipated that demand from men will stay unchanged. The sector could be impacted by a predicted scarcity. Between 2020 and 2030, the U.S. Bureau of Labour Statistics (BLS) predicts that the number of jobs for registered nurses (RNs) will increase by 9% and that of nurse practitioners, nurse midwives, and nurse anaesthetists will increase by 45%. Both figures are considerably greater than the 8% average growth anticipated for all occupations over the same time period.

The U.S. Department of Commerce projects that between 2012 and 2060, the population of the country would rise by over 100 million people. Compared to 10% in 2010, more than 20% of Americans are expected to be over the age of 65 by 2030. As a result, the City of New York is dedicated to assisting this vital, heroic workforce by increasing opportunities for New Yorkers to pursue this burgeoning profession, which in New York City earns an average salary of more than $100,000. Pre-pandemic trends indicated that New York City's more than 75,000 registered nurses were expected to rise by 24% over the following ten years, about quadruple the profession's predicted 9% growth rate nationally, according to data from the NYS Department of Labour (NYSDOL). The city with the highest population density in the US has significant healthcare needs for the local population. The biggest concentration of registered nurses in the nation—173,570—work in the New York metropolitan areas.

Sessions/Tracks

Track 1. Healthcare

Healthcare is a set of operations important to diagnose, cure, and prevent illness in order to enhance the patient's health. Healthcare is provided by people in the medical, nursing, and related sectors. The main responsibility of a nurse is to take care of patients by handling their physical needs, avoiding illness, and treating medical disorders. The healthcare sector is one of the most important industries that have an effect on the entire world's population and is essential to the development of any country. High-quality healthcare helps with the prevention of disease and the improvement of life quality. The objective of Healthy People 2030 is to improve healthcare standards and make sure that everyone has access to the necessary therapies.

Track 2. Nursing Practice

The members of the nursing staff begin their careers as generalists. They provide care for people and their families of all generations in homes, health centers, universities, short-term institutional settings, community hospitals, and medical offices. Clinical trial nurses must constantly establish a balance between participant convenience, medical needs, and health, as well as the demands of procedural commitment and quality standards.

Track 3. Nursing Education and Management

In order to provide excellent care to patients of all ages and stages of health and sickness in a variety of settings, nurses must complete a learning process that serves as their professional education. This involves roles and responsibilities in the patient's physical care as well as a synthesis of other disciplines that both hasten and support the patient's recovery from illness. Nurse management is the process of leading teams and nursing departments to uphold best practices and structure when providing patient care.

Track 4. Cancer Nursing

Patients who have cancer or are at risk of getting it are cared for by oncology nurses. In order to develop a plan that is tailored to the requirements of each patient, oncology nurses carry out applied research, deliver therapies, and communicate with all other patient specialists. Oncologists are essential allies to guide patients through challenging treatment regimens and help patients manage symptoms and adverse effects. A person with cancer will go through numerous stages of treatment and may meet with multiple medical professionals.

Track 5. Surgical Nursing

A surgical nurse assists surgeons and medical professionals with routine and complex surgical operations while they are working in the operating room. In hospitals, surgical units and operating rooms, injury and emergency care facilities, rehabilitation rooms, and intensive care units (ICU), all surgical nursing staff are engaged. A surgical nurse's presence is more time-consuming and demanding. Each surgeon must be composed, realistic, and trustworthy. Additionally, there are many opportunities for progression in surgical nursing.

Roles & Responsibilities
Aesthetic / Cosmetic Nursing
Nursing in Plastic Surgery

Track 6. Pregnancy & Midwifery

Healthcare professionals are trained to know when to consult specialists in order to give patients with the healthiest treatment and are masters at differentiating between normal and abnormal conditions. Midwives are trained to know when to consult with doctors in order to give our patients the safest care possible. We are specialists at telling what is normal and what is abnormal. A midwife is a doctor who provides women with gynecological exams, contraceptive counselling, medications, and labour, and delivery care.

Gynaecology Nursing
Prenatal Nursing Care

Track 7. Maternal and Neonatal

Professionals in maternal and neonatal nursing care for the baby's ecstatic mother as well as the neonatal unit. Newborn and maternal health care professionals are among the enlisted companions who are prepared for additional work. Maternal and neonatal caregivers support moms and babies during childbirth and transport. In addition to reducing the risk of death and other issues, maternal and neonatal caregivers strive hard to make transportation encounters as simple as possible.

Track 8. Pediatric Nursing

Pediatric nurses frequently work in interdisciplinary teams with other medical experts to provide the best care for children. They play a critical role in monitoring the health of young patients and providing them with care and support during their therapies. A nurse must first finish the necessary training with an undergraduate nursing degree before entering the specialty of pediatric nursing because it is a nursing specialty.

Track 9. Adult Nursing

Adult nurse practitioners treat patients with a variety of health conditions, such as acute and chronic illnesses, minor injuries, and illnesses. As the main point of contact for adult patients and their families, adult nurses play a significant role in teams of professionals and medical staff. They work along with medical professionals, social workers, and therapists to take care of patients' physical needs as well as their comfort and emotional health.

Track 10. Travel Nursing

Travel nurses serve as trained specialists to fill temporary nursing roles in areas with a high nursing need. They scurry into clinics, hospitals, and other locations, giving people around the country top-notch medical care. Travel nurses were essential in supplying the demand for frontline clinicians during the COVID-19 pandemic when hotspots erupted around the nation. COVID-19 hotspots have a significant need for travel ICU nurses, according to data from Wanderly, a free travel nurse marketplace.

Track 11. Nursing informatics

Nursing informatics is the classification, collection, storage, and administration of data and information that blends nursing science, computer science, and informatics in order to advance nursing practice, management, education, research, and knowledge. To perform it, specific training is needed. This assistance is provided via data architecture, informational procedures, and telecommunications.

Track 12. Psychiatric-Mental Health Nursing

Psychiatric nurses provide treatment for patients who have a mental illness, dysfunction, or sickness. Not all patients, though, receive care from nurses who are struggling with a mental condition. They could be experiencing stress or emotional difficulties in their home, an assisted living facility, or a hospital. Although being a mental health nurse can be incredibly rewarding, it can also be challenging and conscience. Mental health nurse’s duties sometimes overlap with those of a psychiatrist and include diagnosis, treatment, and pharmaceutical prescription.

Track 13. Cardiovascular Nursing

Cardiovascular nursing is a specialist field of nursing that allows nurses to treat patients with heart disease and a range of cardiovascular issues. Coronary artery treatment room (CCU), cardiac catheter examination room, intensive care unit (ICU), operating room, cardiac rehabilitation centre, postoperative cardiac ward, clinical research, cardiac operating room, cardiovascular intensive care unit (CVICU), and cardiac medicine unit are just a few of the facilities that have cardiac nurses on staff. Associate nurses who are also registered nurses should be able to certify in basic life support and advanced CPR.

Track 14. Obstetrics & Gynaecological Nursing

Obstetrical and Gynecological Nursing involves the care of women throughout maternity, birthing, and postnatal care. It is essential to improve the health of childbearing women and their families commencing from childbirth in order to have healthy babies. Obstetrical nurses collaborate with doctors, midwives, and registered nurses. The gynecological nurse will be crucial in evaluating and tracking the patients, as well as providing prompt care and guaranteeing space access for future crises.

Track 15. Emergency Nursing

Emergency nursing is a specialist nursing discipline that concentrates on providing care for patients who need prompt emergency intervention in to avoid irreversible death or injury. In besides attending to "genuine emergencies," emergency nurses are increasingly caring for patients who seek assistance from the emergency vault but refuse or are unable to get basic medical care. A front-line emergency nurse is essential to the detection, isolation, and management of ED treatment during the COVID-19 epidemic. Rescue workers from all around the world can gain knowledge, experience, and enjoyment from a variety of activities.

Track 16. Clinical Nursing

In addition to helping other nurses with their work, nursing professionals also have an impact on healthcare innovation both inside and outside of their company. They may also do typical nursing duties such as patient diagnosis and treatment, but they typically focus on research and consultations. Clinical skills are used by healthcare professionals for assessing, diagnosing, and treating patients. Medical knowledge could mean details utilized in medicine, including assessing blood and urine tests.

Track 17. Urology Nursing

Urological problems that impact the patient's bladder, kidneys, and urethra are the main focus of urological nursing. Urological nurses have a thorough understanding of urological treatments and educate patients on the risks and potential complications of operation. Patients who develop bladder symptoms as a result of severe kidney stones, an overactive bladder, or treatment for reproductive cancer are included in the patient spectrum for nurses. When treating bladder problems, urologists frequently have to deal with the patient's embarrassment and suffering, even if each condition calls for a different course of treatment.

Track 18: Women’s Health Nursing

Women's Health Nursing is concerned with the prevention, detection, and treatment of illnesses and ailments that have an impact on a woman's physical and psychological health. Wellness, preventing disease, sexual health, health management, and disease control are just a few of the extensive range of issues in women's health that span a woman's lifetime. All age groups are affected by health promotion and disease prevention, which includes immunizations, healthy eating and exercise routines, calcium consumption, STI prevention, and prevention of intimate partner abuse.

Track 19. Healthcare Companies

Both the physical well-being of individual people and the state of the economy as a whole are significantly impacted by the healthcare industries. Healthcare institutions play a significant role in delivering efficient healthcare solutions. Patients with a range of medical conditions are given medical care by them. Many healthcare institutions are integrating cutting-edge technologies to give their patients the best care possible. In order to address the health needs of people and populations, the modern healthcare industry relies on multidisciplinary teams of skilled people and teaching assistants. These teams are made up of three important areas of activities, commodities, and finances.

Track 20. Further Nursing Specialties

Nurse Anesthetist
Public health nursing
Robotics in Healthcare
Hostolic Nursing
Wound Care Nursing
Men in Nursing
Rehabilitation Nursing
Hospice & Palliative Care
Telehealth & Telemedicine
Gastroenterology Nursing

Past Conference

First and foremost, we want to thank you for supporting Nursing Care 2022, a platform for discussion of different significant areas of nursing care and research. There are countless reasons to thank you for helping to make Nursing Care 2022 a fantastic conference. Without your unconditional support and faith in our organization, we would not have been able to reach nursing care in 2022, a new high in the area of nursing. Young and intelligent academics, corporate representatives, and talented student communities from more than 15 countries attended the conference, which contributed to propelling it to success.

Emerging Trends and Advancements in the Nursing Field was the theme around which the event was developed. The occasion firmly anchored emerging initiatives in the field of nursing care and research, and the conceptual and practical information presented will also encourage organizational partnerships to support scientific accelerations.

The conference's proceedings were conducted through a wide range of scientific sessions and plenary speeches, with the following experts being singled out as keynotes:

Dr. Stephanie R. Paulmeno, CEO: Global Health Systems Consultants, USA

Khaled al Qawasmeh, President of Emirates Oncology Nursing Society, UAE

Amira Yahya AL-Nasri, Directorate General of Health Affairs, Oman

Testimonial of Dr. Stephanie R. Paulmeno, CEO: Global Health Systems Consultants, USA

Thank you, Kelly,

After my participation in the 50th Global Congress on Nursing Care and Research,

I sent you the following email, which I have now elaborated on a bit to give it more depth:

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"I have been meaning to write and thank you, personally, Kelly, for all of your assistance during the lead-up phases of the 50th Global Congress on Nursing Care and Research, where I presented The Suicide Crisis - PTSD, & Mental Health Issues for Nurses: Risk identification, building strength & resilience, and preventive actions

I found your personal touch to be such an essential component of this conference, which included diverse multi-lingual and multi-cultural professionals speaking on so many different aspects of nursing and nursing research; and because it included both in-person and virtual presentations.

I very much enjoyed all the other programs I attended. So many different topics were included. There were just a few given in other languages, which I wish I had been able to understand, but alas, the only other language I speak (very poorly) is Spanish. The presentations and PowerPoints were all so well done, and well presented. One Italian speaker used an interpreter, and their transitions between English and Italian were so smoothly delivered that they all flowed so seamlessly.

I enjoyed participating in the chat option where I could ask questions or make comments. I made at least one connection with a speaker on a similar topic to the one I had presented, but Sara Marair's was from a Middle Eastern perspective, while mine focused on a State in the USA.

Kudos to all of you who put the 50th Global Congress on Nursing Care and Research program together. I know how much behind-the-scenes work goes into creating a successful venue such as that. It was beautifully done and the topics were very varied, educational, and beneficial."

Dr. Stephanie R. Paulmeno, DNP, MS, RN, NHA, CPH, CCM, CDP

CEO: Global Health Systems Consultants, LLC