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We are excited to welcome all delegates to our highly regarded global event, the “9th World Congress on Nursing Research and Evidence Based Practice,” which will be held in Dubai, UAE on November 22-23, 2021. This conference will provide fresh ideas, convictions, strategies, and tactics in an environment where no other conference can match the remarkable line-up of keynote speakers, quality participants, and fascinating material.

Delegates from the healthcare fields will have the opportunity to connect with world-class scientists. Participants who are interested can confirm their attendance by registering for the Conference with their colleagues. This conference will provide an excellent forum for the discussion of nursing research ideas as well as authoritative viewpoints from top healthcare scientists.

Once again, we are grateful for all of your high-quality and innovative research projects. The calculated and relevant knowledge given will also foster authoritative coordinated attempts to maintain logical scientific advancements. We guarantee you'll have a fantastic time in Dubai and develop a strong attachment to the city.

About the city

We Invite Eyeryone to the Beautiful City of Dubai!

Dubai is a city and emirate in the United Arab Emirates noted for its high-end shopping, cutting-edge architecture, and vibrant nightlife.

Dubai Fountain, with its jets and lights synchronised to music, is located at its foot. Atlantis, The Palm, a resort featuring water and marine-animal parks, is built on man made islands near offshore.

Dubai is a skyscraper-studded metropolis with ports and beaches, where major commerce coexists with sun-seeking holidaymakers. It has the sense of a Middle Eastern melting pot due to its huge expatriate community, and the environment is typically accepting. Religious connections are not a big deal in the city.

About conference

PULSUS extends an invitation to all participants from all over the world to attend the “9th World Congress on Nursing Research and Evidence Based Practice” on November 22-23, 2021 in Dubai, UAE. This includes effective keynote presentations, oral talks, informative poster presentations, and exhibits that highlight the value and effectiveness of Nursing in healthcare.

Pulsus has been instrumental in providing an invaluable channel for scientists and researchers to exchange ideas and research by creating a forum for discussing the possibilities of future collaborations between universities, institutions, research bodies, and organisations from various countries through international CME/CPD accredited conferences and meetings through its cmesociety.com website.

The focus of the conference is "Nurses' Role and Dedication During Covid-19." Nursing Research 2021 is a unique opportunity for new researchers, academics, Nurse Practitioners, surgeons, physicians, students, and educators to present their innovative ideas and discuss the most recent breakthroughs, trends, and critical challenges in the field of Nursing and health care.

Keynote talks, oral presentations, and poster presenters on advanced techniques, as well as papers in all areas of nursing in healthcare, will be included during the two-day educational programme. The Nursing Research 2021 Conference will look into advancements in nursing practice, management, and education in connection to health inequalities and a variety of other issues.

Nursing Research 2021 will provide a forum for nurses, educators, and researchers to share nursing research findings, best practise models, and creative ideas. It's a place where nursing students, teachers, deans, researchers, and leaders can come together to discuss issues that influence nursing education.

Why Nursing Research 2021?

Nursing Research 2021 gives a large platform for you to express yourself and come up with new ideas. It is possible to keep up with the most recent developments in nursing and healthcare. It's a fantastic opportunity to hear talks from accomplished scientists from all across the world.

Benefits of Nursing Research 2021

Abstracts accepted for publication in the Journal of Nursing Research and Practice will be published.
Global networking: for the transfer and exchange of ideas
At this International event, advertisers and sponsors will have a one-of-a-kind opportunity.

Session & Tracks

1.Nursing

Nursing covers the promotion of health, the prevention of sickness, and the care of physically ill, mentally ill, and handicapped persons of all ages in all health care and other community settings as an important element of the health care system. Individual, family, and social "responses to real or prospective heath" are phenomena of special importance to nurses within this broad range of health care.

2.Critical Care Nursing Management

Intensive care Patients with acute and unstable physiologic issues, as well as their carers, are cared for by nurses. This includes diagnosing life-threatening illnesses, implementing appropriate therapies, evaluating the interventions' effects, and providing careers with information and emotional support.

3. Clinical Nurse Roles

Clinical nurse specialists (CNSs) are one-person shows who have five primary responsibilities: clinical practise, research, teaching, consulting, and management. Because health care does not follow a single set of rules, a clinical nurse specialist is essential to the managed care movement.

4. Stress Management Practice for Night Shifts

Because contemporary healthcare is available 24 hours a day, nurses are commonly forced to work shifts. Despite the high costs of shift work to one's health and well-being, little is known about the sorts of coping methods used by nurses. Nurses may need to develop methods to deal with shift work in order to avoid burnout, preserve their health, and provide high-quality care.

5. Primary Care Nursing

A primary care nurse is responsible for a wide range of medical and healthcare issues. Rather than specific diseases, the job focuses on caring for individuals and their basic injuries and illnesses. The focus of therapy at this level is on individuals with mild injuries and diseases.

6. Cardiovascular Nursing

Cardiac nursing is a type of nursing that deals with patients who have problems with their cardiovascular system. Under the supervision of a cardiologist, cardiac nurses assist in the treatment of diseases such as unstable angina, cardiomyopathy, coronary artery disease, congestive heart failure, myocardial infarction, and cardiac dysrhythmia.

7. Adult Health Nursing

Although the phrase "adult health nurse" has a broad definition, adult health nurses are nurses who specialize in providing health care to a specific demographic, usually young adults, adults, and seniors (the elderly). Adult health nurses may also provide medical care to family members of those who fall into the categories above.

8. Pediatric Nursing & Neonatal Nursing

Neonatal nursing is a subspecialty of nursing care for new-born infants who are less than 28 days old. The phrase neonatal is derived from the Greek words neo, which means "new," and natal, which means "pertaining to birth or origin." Neonatal nursing necessitates a great level of expertise, devotion, and emotional strength as nurses care for new-born infants suffering from a variety of issues such as preterm, birth abnormalities, and infection.

9. Oncology Nursing

An oncology nurse is a type of nurse that specializes in caring for cancer patients. These nurses require advanced qualifications and cancer clinical experience beyond what a standard baccalaureate nursing school may give. Oncology nursing care is described as fulfilling the requirements of oncology patients throughout their illness, including proper screenings and other preventative measures.

10. Nurse Practitioner

A nurse practitioner is a sort of mid-level practitioner that specializes in advanced practice registered nursing. Nurse practitioners are educated to evaluate patient requirements, order and interpret diagnostic and laboratory tests, diagnose illness, and create and administer treatment regimens. Although NP training includes fundamental illness prevention, it lacks the depth of knowledge required to detect more complicated diseases.

11. Surgical Nursing

Medical-surgical nursing is a branch of nursing that deals with the care of adults in a variety of situations. Medical-surgical nursing was once considered an entry-level profession, with most nurses viewing it as a stepping stone to other specialties. Medical-surgical nursing is the most diverse subset of the nursing profession.

12. Radiology nursing

A radiology nurse works mostly with patients who are undergoing imaging or diagnostic treatments. Nurses that work in radiology are often known as radiologic nurses or medical imaging nurses. X-rays, ultrasounds, CT scans, and MRIs are some of the most well-known diagnostic imaging examinations.

13. Mental Health Nursing

Psychiatric nursing, often known as mental health nursing, is a licensed job in which a nurse specializes in mental health and provides treatment to persons of all ages who are suffering from mental disorders or distress. Schizophrenia, schizoaffective disease, mood disorders, anxiety disorders, personality disorders, eating disorders, suicidal thoughts, psychosis, paranoia, and self-harm are examples of these conditions.

14. Healthcare Nursing

Nursing is a health-care profession that focuses on helping people and their families recover from disease and preserve their health and quality of life. Nurses differ from other healthcare practitioners in that they practice a wide range of skills and take a holistic approach to patient care.

15. Applied Nursing Research

In all nursing specialties, Applied Nursing Research delivers research findings in a simple and straightforward manner for clinical application. Pain management, patient education and discharge planning, nursing diagnosis, work stress in nursing, nursing effect on duration of hospital stay, and nurse/physician collaboration are all topics covered in Applied Nursing Research.

16. Geriatric Nursing

Gerontological nursing is a branch of nursing that focuses on the care of senior citizens. Gerontological nurses work with older people, their families, and their communities to promote healthy ageing, maximal function, and high quality of life. To fulfil the health requirements of an ageing population, gerontological nursing is critical.

17.Infection control Nursing

A nurse who specializes in controlling the transmission of infectious agents such as viruses and bacteria is known as an infection control nurse. You will help avoid hazardous outbreaks and epidemics as an infection control nurse. Infectious agents are not uncommon in a medical environment. This is why all medical professionals take preventative measures to keep them from spreading.

18. Rehabilitation Nursing

A rehabilitation nurse is a nurse that specializes in assisting persons with impairments and chronic illnesses to achieve maximum function, health, and lifestyle adaptation. Patients' progress toward independence is aided by rehabilitation nurses who help them create realistic objectives and treatment programmes. They frequently organize patient care and team activities as part of a multidisciplinary team.

19 Nursing & Covid-19

COVID-19 has had an impact on people's lives and health all around the world. This overwhelms many nations' healthcare systems, which, in turn, has an impact on healthcare workers such as nurses who are battling on the front lines to save the lives of those who are impacted. Investigating the difficulties that nurses confront throughout their struggle will aid in their assistance as well as the development of procedures and plans to increase their preparation.

20. Nursing & Vaccination

Intensive training Nurses assist with vaccinations and can also undertake a variety of other tasks such as vaccine education, policy formulation, and immunization prescription. These nurses will also be well-versed in how to manage and consult with patients with chronic conditions, as well as providing preventative health care to the general public.

Market analysis

The Healthcare markets in each nation are unique. North America spends the most on healthcare. Because of the growing senior population, the need for nursing care has grown. Government engagement in healthcare is significant throughout Europe, which has an influence on nursing workers' everyday life. The demand for health care in Asia is influenced by a diverse mix of nations with populations ranging from young to old.

Healthcare systems in rural and distant regions across the world face problems. Another issue is the decreasing quantity of qualified nurses.

Nursing experts, notably in the US healthcare sector, who give important insight in Market Research projects and studies are included below.

Nurse Practitioner Market Research

Nurse practitioners are in high demand, and they are likely to encounter a work market that is quite welcoming. Alaska is the highest-paying state for nurse practitioners. The states of Hawaii, California, and Oregon are also profitable. Nurse practitioners in Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, Arizona, and Minnesota are similarly well rewarded.

Nurse practitioner programmes allow healthcare professionals to specialise in their fields. It enables them to improve their careers as advanced practise nurses. Traditional colleges and universities provide master's degree programmes in nursing. These programmes are also available on the internet. Healthcare Ethics, Advanced Concepts in Pharmacology, and a clinical practicum are all possible courses.

Nurse Educator Market Research

Nurse educators are concerned with the education and training of nurses and other medical professionals. They may work in academic programmes that prepare students for careers in nursing or in university-based healthcare programmes. They might also create and teach continuing education courses for practising nurses and hospitals.

Nurse educators might specialize or be generalists. To keep their clinical skills, they may participate in patient care at times. Nurse Educators have decision-making power, and their perspectives are valuable in healthcare market research.

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