Renowned Speakers

14 influential Speakers

We’ve invited 14 of the most influential Speakers from around the world to give inspirational talks and lead practical workshops.

Imane ABDELILLAH

Midwife, University Hospital Center of Dijon France

Graciela Anhel

Obstetrician and Gynecologist at Hospital Del Seguro Social Panama Panama

Anthonia Orimolade

Founder KETO Medical Foundation Qatar

Tonya Fenzl

Certified Nurse Midwife at Sarasota OBGYN and Association USA

Xiu Zhu

Peking University, China China

Rodrigo Aybar

Obstetrician and Gynecologist at Hospital Del Seguro Social Panama

Tracy Roake

Head of Education Danat Al Emarat Hospital for Woman & Children UAE

Abdullah N. Alosaimi

Doctoral Research University of Tampere Finland

Conference Information

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Market Analysis

Analysis and Aspects of Midwifery 2019 Conference

Annual Congress on Midwifery & Nurse Practitioner’s scientific and board committee members would like to invite all the participants and exhibitors from the world to Dubai, UAE on December 04-05,2019 to attend the conference with the theme Apprising New Perceptions on Nursing and Midwifery. We have decided to include proficient keynote speech, poster presentation, oral presentation, seminars, workshops, symposia, and exhibitions in the program.

Why do nurses and midwives attend conferences?

The midwifery and nursing conference are one of the best ways to hear about the recent advancements and innovations in nursing midwifery practice. Most of the nurses are interested to enhance their knowledge and practice by learning the latest developments. And for them, the Annual Congress on Midwifery & Nurse Practitioners is the best stage with the following benefits

To gain opportunity to meet and interact with experts in the field of nursing and midwifery (After the conference sessions B2B meetings are arranged for the interactions)
To present and develop the research ideas and projects
To learn the greatest and latest innovations in the area of practice
For visiting and exploring a new city or country
To experience a personal growth

Midwife in Dubai

Dubai Health Authority is having a Health Regulation Department, which is majorly responsible for the regulation of midwifery practice in Dubai, UAE. Midwives are offering special care for women especially during their pregnancy period. Their average salary in Dubai is approximately AED 144,000.

A midwife is generally trained by an experienced midwife and they also known as a lay midwife. And the Lay-midwives and Licensed Midwives are very different from Certified Nurse Midwifes (CNMs), which are advanced registered nurse practitioners who specialize in midwifery. The duty of every midwife is to observe and apply the relevant standards of professional practice to their own practice. And in making decisions, midwives must actively engage in continuous self-assessment and self-regulation to ensure continuing competence to practice.

Main Domains of Practice

1. Comprehensive Care to women and the new-born

2. Professional, Legal and Ethical Practice

3. Professional Development and Direct Patient Care

4. Quality Improvement and Collaborative Healthcare

Universities Associated with Nursing

Universities of UAE Offering Best Midwifery and Nursing Course:

RAK Medical & Health Sciences University, UAE
Dubai Medical College, UAE
Synergy University Dubai Campus, UAE
Gulf Medical University, UAE
University of Fujairah, UAE
American University in the Emirates, UAE
Fatima College of Health Sciences, UAE
Mohammed Bin Rashid University of Medicine and Health Sciences, UAE
Skyline University College, UAE

2020 Best Midwifery and Nursing Schools in World:

The list of top Universities offering Nursing courses as per the U.S. News rankings

Johns Hopkins University
Duke University
Rush University
University of Washington
Vanderbilt University
University of Maryland—Baltimore
University of Illinois—Chicago
Yale University
Columbia University
Emory University

Scientific Sessions

Session 01: Midwifery Care

The midwife is a profession of supporting the women in childbirth. A midwife provides care to women during pregnancy and birth and some also provide primary care related to reproductive health. This care includes the gynaecological examination, contraceptive counselling, promotion of normal birth, accessing medical care, detection of complication in mother and child and delivery care. Midwives have knowledge of reproductive education in nutrition, fertility, contraception, breastfeeding, pregnancy health, and quality infant care. The midwife also has important roles in education and health counselling not only for the women but also for the family and community. As primary care services are currently lacking many developing countries are investing the money and training for midwives and other community health workers.

Neonatal Research
Midwifery Prenatal Care
Nonsurgical Gynaecological Care
Postpartum Depression
Midwifery Prenatal Care
Maternal Childbirth Care

Related Conferences: 6th World Congress on Midwifery & Womens Health, September 9-10, 2019, Baltimore, USA; 2019 Australian Nurses and Midwives Conference, September 12-13, 2019, Melbourne, Australia; Advanced Therapeutical Conference on Nursing & Midwifery; September 16-17, 2019, Brussels, Belgium; 22nd Australian College of Midwives Conference, September 17-19, 2019, Canberra, Australia; Alberta Midwifery Matters Conference 2019, September 19 -20, 2019, Edmonton, Canada; Royal College of Midwives Annual Conference 2019 (RCM 2019), September 24-25, 2019, Manchester, United Kingdom

Session 02: Nursing Research

Nursing research promotes the health and healthcare technological knowledge, patient care and enhancing their responses to the health-related issues, management of symptom, acute care nursing research, cost-effectiveness, vulnerable population, response to illness, health service and nursing studies based on community. Each issue provides support to nursing participators and built their carrier. Nursing research focuses largely on the two areas they are quantitative research and qualitative research. Qualitative research help to understand the underlying reason and options on nursing while quantitative research help to rectify the nursing relate problem.

Qualitative and Quantitative Nursing Research
Mixed Method Nursing Research
Technological Innovation in Nursing
Advancements and Recent Trends in Nursing and Healthcare

Related Conferences: 8th SEHA International Nursing, Midwifery and Allied Health Conference, September 24 - 26, 2019, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates; 4th Edition Midwifery and Neonatal Nursing, September 27-28, 2019, Virginia, USA; The 2019 Canadian Association of Midwives Conference, Annual General Meeting (AGM), and Exhibit, October 23â€‘25, 2019, Halifax, Canada; Global Nursing Education Conference, October 24-25, 2019, Osaka, Japan; 3rd International Conference on Nursing and Midwifery 2019, October 28-29, 2019, Rome, Italy; World Congress on Midwifery, Maternal Health and Gynecology, October 24-25, 2019, Rome, Italy

Session 03: Midwifery Nurse Practitioner

Midwifery nurse practitioners are also called as midwives. A nurse midwife is a person have advance practice as a registered nurse, specialized education and training in midwifery. A nurse midwife is a licensed healthcare professional who help in childbirth and women’s reproductive health. The responsible for nurse midwifery attending the delivery, gynaecological examination, providing family planning services and giving primary care for reproductive health. Midwives provide consultation, management, collaborative management according to standards of midwifery practice.

Primary Health Care
Pregnancy Care
Women Health Care
Men in Midwifery Care

Related Conferences: Midwifery Today Conferences, October 30-November 03, 2019, Blankenberge, Belgium; 29th International Conference on Nursing Practice, November 07-08, 2019, Melbourne, Australia; Annual Midwifery and Pediatric Nursing Conference, November 21-22, 2019, Dubai, UAE; Annual Congress on Midwifery and Women`s Health, November 25-26, 2019, Singapore; Nursing and Midwifery Leadership Conference 2019, November 28-29, 2019, Burswood, Australia; World Congress on Pediatrics, Midwifery and Nursing, December 02-04, 2019, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia;

Session 04: Nursing Education

Nursing education educates nurses how to examine the patient, to administer different medicines and to deliver the health care to the patient in an effective way. The main aim is to develop the quality of nursing professionalism. Nursing education consists of training that will be in analytical or practical help to provide prepare nurse practitioners. These are provided by the nurse educators who guide to enter the clinical practice. The educational changes that occur in a society based on social and cultural life can result in the impact of modernisations. The medical caretaker is considered as a critical part in the care of individual, wellbeing advancement, anticipation techniques. The demand for nurse educator increases rapidly due to the shortage of licensed educators throughout the world.

Nursing Teaching Strategies
Continuing Nursing Education
Education for Quality Care
Health Diversity

Session 05: Scope of Nursing and Midwifery Practice

This means to the series of function, responsibilities, roles, and activities in which midwife or registered nurse is competent, educated and have authority to perform. Their main aim is to provide guidance to the nurses and midwives profession for good health care practices. The framework about the scope of nursing and midwifery practice was shaped in 2000 to help medical caretakers and maternity specialist in building their experts by the Nursing and Midwifery Board of Ireland (NMBI). This NMBI had made changes and development in the health service and in nursing and midwifery roles. The changes in the system include the system of care provision, expansion of the scope of nursing and midwifery practice role and reforms in professional education.

Midwifery Care
Maternity Issues
Major Role of Midwives
Scope and Importance of Midwifery Nursing

Session 06: Maternal and Child Health

The health of the women during the period of post-natal, prenatal and inter natal refers to the maternal health. The maternal and child health is mainly depending upon the maternal nutrition. The maternal morbidity and mortality occur due to the haemorrhage, infection, obstructed labour, unsafe abortion, high blood pressure. A healthy diet can help the children to grow, prevent obesity and other weight related diseases such as diabetes. The development adaptations that permanently change in metabolism, structure, physiology of the offspring may result due to the alternation in foetal nutrition, thereby preventing the individual to diseases in adult life.

Reproductive Endocrinology
Reproductive Cloning
Health in Pregnancy
Perinatal and Reproductive Health
Placentation and Placental Function
Biomarkers in Reproductive Medicine
Pregnancy Nutrition

Session 07: Women Health Nursing

The women healthcare nurse provides specific consideration in the menstrual cycle, pregnancy, menopause and many other problems facing by women in contemporary society. There are many diseases in which affect the women in a different way and need a distinct treatment. There are various tests like cervical cancer, breast cancer, bone density screening which will enable to avoid risks. In order to avoid the complication health issues, the women need knowledge about all aspects of the body not only in the reproductive system.

Autoimmune Diseases in Women
Perinatal and Reproductive Health
Pregnancy Nutrition
Health in Pregnancy
Maternal Health

Session 08: Midwifery in Paediatrics

Midwife is a dynamic practice in which the paediatrics play vital role. They administer the Primary health management to the women and their infants, children and adults including physical, mental, and behaviour health issue so that it enhances the healthy habits and preventing the risk of illness and risk. Paediatrics will be an early predictor so that can able to prevent the infection that affects the child. They can able to support the women from the puberty to the menopause stage. The main aim is to reduce the death rate in infants and to control the spread of the diseases

Child Psychology and Behavioural Studies
Rehabilitation of Children
Paediatric Mental Health Assessment
Paediatric Nursing

Session 09: Midwifery in Maternal Care

The goal of the midwifery is to give support to the women during pregnancy with safety, unhindered and confidence by this way they can reduce the birth injury. midwives in maternity will be with women, listen to them, share their knowledge and decide. Midwives will administer the physical, psychological and social wellbeing of the mother throughout the pregnancy cycle, provide the education, counselling and continuous assessment who requires attention. They work in clinic, private homes hospitals or birth centres.

Maternity Care
Breast Feeding
Pre-Conceptual Period
Causes of Child Deaths
Metabolism

Session 10: Advances in Nursing science

In today’s world nursing science is one of the most important medical service sectors to facilitate the patient. Nursing science is referred to the holistic science due to the combination of the natural, applied and human science each of these is well understood in relating one another. Natural science will treat the person if the two people have the same ailment then the will treat in same way, however, Applied science in which examines the economics background and the community environment in which they will affect the patient, while the human science will study the social, cultural aspects and philological aspect of each individual. The development in nursing science can improve the clinicians and patients administer care, manage the conditions and balances the health care.

Nursing Informatics
Outlook and Advancements in Nursing
Recent Trends and Development in Nursing and Healthcare

Session 11: Postnatal Care and Prenatal Care

Prenatal care is otherwise called as antenatal care and it is a type of preventive healthcare. It is an important part during pregnancy to stay healthy, it includes the regular check-ups help to that help the doctor to treat and prevent the health problem, decreases the complication during pregnancy and increases the chance of healthy delivery. Postnatal or postpartum care usually starts after the birth of the baby and it last about 6-8 weeks. This period is divided into three phases: initial phase 6-12 hours after the birth, the subacute postpartum period lasts up to 2-6 weeks, delayed postpartum period lasts up to 6 months. During this period the mother should have to take proper nutrition, adequate rest, a procedure to handle the baby and other self-care.

Advanced Techniques for Prenatal Diagnosis
Prenatal Diagnosis, Molecular Genetic Analysis
Detection and Prevention of Congenital Anomalies
Birth Trauma and PTSD

Session 12: Paediatric and Neonatal Nursing

Paediatric nursing is the medical care of the neonates and the children up to the adolescence stage. They perform the role in paediatric emergency unit, primary care unit, acute care unit, inpatient hospital or daily clinic. Neonatal nursing is the medical care to the patient from new-born to the age of two. They need high dedication, degree of skill and emotional strength as there are handled with new born. Although neonatal nurse work in the neonatal intensive care unit they also provide their services to acute care and primary care in order to stabilize the premature and sick babies to the normal condition.

Paediatric Psychology
Paediatric Vaccines
Complication in Pre-birth and Neonatal intensive care
Neonatal Research
Neonatal Nurse Practitioner
Paediatric Nurse Practitioner

Session 13: Clinical Nurse

Clinical nurse is the advance nurse who will provide the advice according to the individual condition or treatment. They are clinical experts in nursing practice within the area, managing the health of the patient. The CNS will be mainly focused on the individual type care, practice setting, problem type, medical subspecialty and population. The person to become a CNS they should become a registered nurse and then the master’s degree in clinical nurse specialities and training in any of the following fields such as acute care, community health, neonatal health, palliative care, geriatric health.

Skills and Techniques in Clinical Nursing
Clinical Nursing and Nursing theory
Practices in Clinical Nursing
Clinical Nursing & Evaluation
Clinical Nursing Education

Session 14: Surgical Nursing

The person who specializes in preoperative care, provides care before, during and after surgery to the patient is the surgical nurse. Surgical nurse is otherwise called as theatre nurse or scrub nurse. Surgical nursing has specialization in different field like anaesthetic, recovery room, orthopaedic surgery nurse, colon surgery nurse, oncology surgical nurse, urological surgery nurse, circulating and instrument nurse. The surgical nurse role in surgery is to support and assist the patient, nurse anaesthetist, nurse practitioners, surgical technicians, nurse practitioners and help to prepare the operation room and patient for the purpose of the surgery. After the surgery i.e. post-operative, they must endure the patient and provide with suitable treatment and care.

Obstetrics and Gynaecology Surgery
Transplant Surgery
Latest Advancements in Surgery
Neuro Surgery
General surgery

Session 15: Cardiovascular Nursing

Cardiovascular nurse’s cares people with various condition of the cardiovascular system in which they suffer and help to recover from the cardiac procedure such as bypass, angioplasty or pacemaker surgery. The person who has the certification in Basic Life Support and Advanced Cardiac Life Support is the cardiac nurses. The condition that cardiac nurse help to treat is cardiomyopathy, coronary artery disease, congestive heart failure, cardiomyopathy, unstable angina, myocardial infraction, cardiac dysrhythmia under the direction of a cardiologist. The cardiac nurse role is to perform postoperative care on a surgical unit, stress test evaluation, vascular monitoring, cardiac monitoring and health assessments. Cardiac nurses work in a different environment in cardiac-related care units.

Cardiomyopathy
Inflammatory Heart Disease
Cardiac Arrest and Heart Failure
Cardiovascular Intensive Care Unit
Congestive Heart Failure
Cardiac arrhythmias
Heart transplantation

Session 16: Critical Care Nursing

Critical care nurse focuses on the patient who is high dependency, life-threatening diseases, critically ill or unstable patients following surgery and operate/maintain life support systems. Critical care nurse can play their role in different environment and specialities such as cardiovascular intensive care units, intensive care unit, general intensive care units, and coronary care units. They can also work in the intensive care unit, trauma unit, and emergency room by undertaking some course such as trauma care course which is offered by the Emergency Nurse Association. Their duty is assisting the doctor, checking the patient vital sign, managing ventilation and life supporting equipment, taking blood samples and performing diagnostic tests.

End of Life Care
Intensive Care
Emergency Care
Infection Prevention and Immediate Care

Session 17: Oncology Nursing

Oncology nursing is one of the most challenging and rewarding fields of nursing other than from general practice nursing. The oncology nurse will care and educates who have cancer from children to elderly patient through the palliative care. They will administer the patients of pre, during and post chemotherapy, medication collaborates with doctors, cancer treatment and other clinicians for treatment plans. These nurses require oncology certified nurse certification and clinical experience in the field of oncology. They focus more on the area of diseases with appropriate screening, preventive practices, care to retain normal functioning as possible, symptom management and supportive measures upon life.

Cervical Cancer
Paediatric Haematology Oncology Nursing
Surgical Oncology Nursing
Chemotherapy Biotherapy
Breast Care Nursing
Cancer Nursing Partnership

Submission Criteria & Eligibility

Abstract Submission Criteria & Eligibility

Submission Options:

Oral paper presentations will have 30-minute time slot and the Keynote presentation will have 40 minutes. Workshop/ special session will have 60-minute time slot.
The committee members will decide the Keynote Speaker based on the affiliation and experience. And all the Keynote Speakers will get a Memento with Organizing Committee Member opportunity.
All the students are eligible for submitting their abstract under the Young Researcher Forum category or under poster presentation.
Keynote Speakers may get an honourable position as the chair/co-chair for the session of your interest at the conference.

Presentation Requirements:

As an initial procedure, all speakers are requested to submit the abstract using the abstract submission link along with their biography.
We have package registration that includes accommodation & registration.
We will send a letter of acceptance once the abstract got accepted by the committee members allowing the speakers to register for the conference. (All abstracts will undergo a committee review. So, before registering as a Speaker make sure that your abstract has got accepted.
All accepted abstract will get published in conference International Journal with a unique DOI number and they are provided with conference book with PULSUS certification.
Any speaker who is unable to attend the conference should arrange another qualified individual to present the paper/poster.

Abstract & Registration Deadlines:

Submission Deadlines