9th International Conference on
Midwifery and Nurse Practitioners

This session explores the vital role of midwifery in managing labour and delivery, focusing on expert care for maternal health and positive neonatal outcomes. Presenters will discuss how midwives collaborate with nursing teams and specialists in obstetrics, gynaecology, paediatrics, and surgery to ensure safe and effective deliveries. The session also emphasizes the integration of advanced practices to address challenges such as PCOD, postnatal care, and postpartum health.

Subtracks:
Track 2.1: Pain Management Strategies During Labour
Track 2.2: Monitoring Fatal Well-being During Labour
Track 2.3: Midwifery Leadership in the Delivery Room
Track 2.4: Handling Complications During Labour
Track 2.5: Collaborative Practices in Labour and Delivery

This session delves into critical aspects of maternal health throughout the reproductive cycle, emphasizing the roles of midwifery and nursing in providing holistic care. Topics will include prenatal care, postnatal and postpartum support, and pre-conception counseling. Presenters will explore how midwives, nurses, and specialists in gynaecology, obstetrics, and paediatrics can work collaboratively to enhance women's health, focusing on prevention, early intervention, and managing high-risk pregnancy cases.

Subtracks:
Track 3.1: Importance of Prenatal Screenings and Assessments
Track 3.2: Addressing Maternal Mental Health During Pregnancy
Track 3.3: Managing Chronic Conditions in Pregnancy
Track 3.4: Postnatal Care and Mental Health
Track 3.5: Maternal Nutrition and Health Outcomes
 

This session emphasizes the critical importance of neonatal health, focusing on the immediate care of new-borns, including those born preterm or with low birth weight. Discussions will highlight the role of midwifery, nursing, and paediatrics in providing specialized care and ensuring optimal outcomes for vulnerable infants. Presenters will explore evidence-based practices in neonatal resuscitation, monitoring during the first 24 hours, and managing complications related to prematurity and low birth weight.

Subtracks:
Track 4.1: Neonatal Resuscitation Protocols
Track 4.2: Monitoring New-borns in the First 24 Hours
Track 4.3: Care for Premature and Low-Birth-Weight Infants
Track 4.4: Parent Education in Neonatal Health
Track 4.5: Neonatal Pain Management and Comfort Measures

This session explores the expanding role of nursing in addressing key aspects of women’s health, with a focus on gynaecology, reproductive health, and managing chronic conditions. Presenters will delve into the integration of midwifery and obstetrics in providing comprehensive care while emphasizing the importance of preventive practices and palliative care.

Subtracks:
Track 5.1: Preventive Healthcare Practices in Women’s Health
Track 5.2: The Role of Nurses in Reproductive Health
Track 5.3: Managing Chronic Conditions in Women
Track 5.4: Sexual and Reproductive Health Education

This session highlights the crucial role of both prenatal and postnatal care in ensuring optimal maternal and neonatal health outcomes. Presenters will explore evidence-based practices for early detection of complications during pregnancy and the postpartum period, as well as providing ongoing support to mothers through midwifery and nursing care.

Subtracks:

• Track 6.1: Importance of Follow-up Care Post-Delivery
• Track 6.2: Early Breastfeeding Support and Counseling
• Track 6.3: Preventive Measures in Postnatal Health
• Track 6.4: Screening for Maternal Depression After Birth
• Track 6.5: Improving Postnatal Care Services Globally

This session explores the critical role of midwifery and nursing professionals in gynaecology and obstetrics, with an emphasis on prevention, management, and treatment of common women's health conditions. Presenters will focus on screening protocols, advancements in obstetric care, and effective strategies for managing high-risk pregnancies.
Subtracts:

• Track 7.1: Screening for Gynaecological Cancers
• Track 7.2: Obstetric Care Models: From Theory to Practice
• Track 7.3: Infections and Their Management in Obstetrics
• Track 7.4: Preconception Health and Counseling
• Track 7.5: Managing High-Risk Obstetric Conditios

This session highlights the critical role of preconception care in promoting maternal and infant health, focusing on essential health screenings, lifestyle modifications, and counseling. Presenters will explore how early interventions can prevent complications during pregnancy, enhance long-term health outcomes, and reduce the risks of obstetric and Pediatric complications. The session will discuss the collaborative roles of midwifery, nursing, gynaecology, and cardiology professionals in ensuring optimal health before conception.
Subtracks:

• Track 8.1: Nutritional Needs Before Pregnancy
• Track 8.2: Preconception Counseling for Women with Chronic Conditions
• Track 8.3: Addressing Genetic Counseling and Screening
• Track 8.4: Reproductive Health and Family Planning Education

This session delves into the evolving landscape of midwifery, emphasizing its pivotal role in enhancing maternal and neonatal outcomes. Experts will discuss the latest innovations, evidence-based practices, and emerging trends shaping midwifery care globally. Key focus areas include interdisciplinary collaboration with obstetrics, paediatrics, and nursing specialties to ensure holistic and patient-centered care. Additionally, the session will highlight strategies for empowering midwives to meet the growing demands of diverse healthcare settings and improve access to quality care for women and newborns.

Subtracks:

• Track 9.1: Innovations in Antenatal Care: Bridging Gaps in Maternal Health
• Track 9.2: Enhancing Neonatal Outcomes through Advanced Midwifery Practices
• Track 9.3: Technology in Midwifery: Tools for Better Patient Care
• Track 9.4: Promoting Cultural Competence in Midwifery to Address Global Health Disparities

This session emphasizes the numerous benefits of breastfeeding and the pivotal role of midwifery and nursing professionals in supporting mothers to initiate and sustain breastfeeding. Presenters will discuss how midwives and nurses can empower mothers through education, guidance, and support, while addressing common challenges related to breastfeeding. The session will also explore strategies for promoting breastfeeding in various clinical settings, including gynaecology, obstetrics, paediatrics, and palliative care contexts, focusing on maternal and infant well-being.
Subtracks:

Track 10.1: Counseling Mothers on Effective Breastfeeding Techniques and Overcoming Obstacles

1. Track 10.2: Addressing Barriers to Breastfeeding in Diverse Environments, Including Surgery and Cardiology Care Settings
2. Track 10.3: Breastfeeding and Maternal Nutrition: Ensuring Optimal Health for Both Mother and Child
3. Track 10.4: Supporting Working Mothers to Balance Breastfeeding and Professional Life
4. Track 10.5: Implementing Public Health Campaigns to Promote Breastfeeding, Integrating Insights from Oncology, Obstetrics, and Paediatrics to Maximize Community Impact

This session focuses on the importance of Kangaroo Mother Care (KMC) for preterm and low-birth-weight infants, emphasizing the vital role of midwifery and nursing in promoting this evidence-based practice. KMC, which involves skin-to-skin contact between parent and child, is known for its physiological, psychological, and long-term health benefits for both the neonate and the family. Presenters will highlight the role of midwives, nurses, and Pediatric specialists in fostering this practice and its integration into obstetrics, gynaecology, and neonatal care settings.
Subtracks:

Track 11.1: Physiological Benefits of KMC for Neonates and Mothers
Track 11.2: Educating Parents on Effective KMC Techniques
Track 11.3: Institutional Strategies for Sustaining KMC Practices
Track 11.4: Psychological Impact of KMC on Families in Neonatal Care
Track 11.5: Long-Term Health Outcomes of KMC Across Care Settings
 

This session focuses on the vital role of family planning in enhancing maternal health and preventing unplanned pregnancies. Presenters will explore a range of contraceptive methods, addressing cultural barriers, and examining strategies for implementing effective family planning initiatives in diverse communities. The session will highlight the role of midwifery, nursing, and gynaecology professionals in counseling and educating individuals about reproductive health, ensuring that family planning is accessible, inclusive, and culturally sensitive. Key discussions will also include the integration of family planning into obstetrics, paediatrics, and palliative care practices to improve overall community health outcomes.
Subtracks:

• Track 12.1: Modern Contraceptive Methods and Their Effectiveness
• Track 12.2: Counseling and Education for Informed Family Planning Decisions
• Track 12.3: Addressing Cultural and Social Barriers in Family Planning
• Track 12.4: Integrating Family Planning Services into Primary Healthcare
  Track 12.5: Role of Nurses and Midwives in Promoting Reproductive Health

This session explores the intersection of midwifery and forensic science, focusing on the critical role of midwives in identifying and reporting cases of abuse, neglect, and other legal matters within obstetrics and women's health. Presenters will examine the legal, ethical, and professional responsibilities of midwives in forensic contexts, emphasizing how nurses and midwives can collaborate to improve maternal health and neonatal outcomes in complex situations. The session will also address the need for advanced training in forensic skills, enabling midwifery professionals to effectively handle sensitive cases while ensuring patient safety and wellbeing.
Subtracks:

• Track 13.1: Forensic Documentation and Reporting in Obstetrics
• Track 13.2: Interdisciplinary Collaboration in Forensic Midwifery

This session delves into the pivotal role of nursing professionals in managing cardiovascular diseases among women, with a particular focus on pregnancy, the postpartum period, and the impact on maternal health. Presenters will explore the identification, prevention, and management of cardiovascular conditions that affect women's health, as well as the intersection with obstetrics, paediatrics, and gynaecology. The session will highlight the importance of early intervention and evidence-based strategies for ensuring better cardiovascular health outcomes for both mothers and neonates, with a strong emphasis on preventive care.
Subtracks:

• Track 14.1: Identifying Risk Factors for Cardiovascular Disease in Pregnancy
• Track 14.2: Postpartum Cardiovascular Health
• Track 14.3: Managing Hypertensive Disorders in Pregnancy
• Track 14.4: Preventive Cardiovascular Care for Women
  Track 14.5: Cardiovascular Disease Management in the Neonatal Period

This session highlights reproductive health as a key component of maternal health, exploring its essential role in the overall well-being of women. The session will cover topics such as reproductive education, family planning, and overcoming barriers to accessing reproductive health services. Emphasis will be placed on providing equitable care for all women, ensuring that healthcare professionals in midwifery, nursing, gynaecology, and obstetrics work together to support women’s reproductive health across various stages of life.
Subtracks:

• Track 15.1: Reproductive Health Education for Young Adults
• Track 15.2: Addressing Reproductive Health Disparities
• Track 15.3: Family Planning and Reproductive Justice
• Track 15.4: Management of Sexually Transmitted Infections in Women
  Track 15.5: Assisted Reproductive Technologies and Ethical Considerations

This session delves into the evolving role of nurse practitioners in midwifery, emphasizing their advanced clinical skills, leadership, and collaboration within healthcare teams to provide comprehensive care in maternal health. Presenters will explore how nursing professionals, specifically midwifery nurse practitioners, contribute to improving outcomes in obstetrics, gynaecology, and paediatrics, while fostering effective teamwork across disciplines such as oncology, cardiology, and surgery.
Subtracks:

• Track 16.1: Advanced Certification and Practice in Midwifery
• Track 16.2: Nurse Practitioners as Leaders in Midwifery Teams
• Track 16.3: Interdisciplinary Care Models in Maternal and Neonatal Health
• Track 16.4: Education and Training for Midwifery Nurse Practitioners
  Track 16.5: Advanced Clinical Practices in High-Risk Pregnancy Management

This session explores the education and professional development needs of nurses and midwives, focusing on innovation in training to ensure high standards in maternal healthcare. Presenters will delve into preparing future healthcare professionals to meet the evolving demands of maternal and neonatal care, emphasizing the integration of advanced practices in obstetrics, gynaecology, cardiology, oncology, paediatrics, and palliative care.
Subtracks:

• Track 17.1: Innovative Pedagogies in Midwifery and Nursing
• Track 17.2: Simulation-Based Training for Maternal and Neonatal Health
• Track 17.3: Continuing Education for Midwives and Nurses
• Track 17.4: Integrating Digital Tools in Midwifery Education
• Track 17.5: Fostering Leadership and Mentorship in Midwifery

This session explores the essential role of surgical nurses in maternal care, focusing on the management of surgical interventions during labour and delivery, including caesarean sections and obstetric surgeries. Presenters will discuss the latest advancements and challenges in surgical nursing as it pertains to maternal health, with a particular focus on gynaecology, obstetrics, and paediatrics.
Subtracks:

• Track 18.1: Advancing Post-Operative Care for Caesarean Section Patients
• Track 18.2: Innovative Techniques in Obstetric Surgery
• Track 18.3: Infection Control in Maternal and Neonatal Units
• Track 18.4: Comprehensive Pain Management in Post-Surgical Care

This session explores the intersection of oncology and midwifery care, focusing on how cancer treatments and cancer diagnoses affect maternal health and pregnancy outcomes. Presenters will discuss the critical role of nurses and midwives in providing support for women diagnosed with cancer during pregnancy, as well as strategies for managing complex cases in obstetrics, gynaecology, and paediatrics.
Subtracks:

• Track 19.1: Managing Cancer Diagnoses During Pregnancy
• Track 19.2: Fertility Preservation Options for Cancer Patients
• Track 19.3: The Impact of Chemotherapy on Pregnancy Outcomes
• Track 19.4: Palliative Care in Maternal Oncology

This session explores the critical role midwives play in hospital settings, particularly within labour and delivery units. It highlights midwifery leadership, collaboration with obstetricians, and how midwives contribute to improving maternal health and neonatal outcomes in a hospital environment. Presenters will discuss the integration of midwifery care with obstetrics, paediatrics, and neonatal care to provide holistic support for pregnancy, postpartum care, and lactation.
Subtracks:

• Track 20.1: Collaborative Care in Hospital Labor Wards
• Track 20.2: Hospital Protocols for Midwifery-Led Care
• Track 20.3: Midwifery Leadership and Decision-Making in Maternity Hospitals
• Track 20.4: Evidence-Based Midwifery Practices in Hospital Settings

This session offers a platform to present unique case reports and experiences in midwifery, maternal, and neonatal care. Presenters will have the opportunity to share challenges, solutions, and key learnings from rare or complex cases, contributing valuable insights to the collective knowledge in the fields of obstetrics, gynaecology, paediatrics, and surgery.
Subtracks:

• Track 21.1: Maternal Health Complications in High-Risk Obstetrics
• Track 21.2: Innovations in Neonatal Care for Rare Conditions
• Track 21.3: Managing Gynaecological Emergencies in Obstetrics
• Track 21.4: Midwifery Practices in Challenging Clinical Situations