Track Categories

The track category is the heading under which your abstract will be reviewed and later published in the conference printed matters if accepted. During the submission process, you will be asked to select one track category for your abstract.

This session explores the essential principles and evolving practices of midwifery care across the continuum of pregnancy, labour, birth, and the postpartum period. Emphasis is placed on woman-centered, culturally respectful, and evidence-based care that strengthens autonomy and supports families. The session also highlights the intersection of midwifery, nursing, and obstetrics in improving maternal and women’s health outcomes.

Discussion topics will include reducing unnecessary interventions, enhancing natural birthing processes, and integrating telemedicine to improve accessibility, especially in rural or underserved areas. Presenters will also explore approaches to managing conditions such as endometriosis and providing holistic support across reproductive and gynaecological care.

This session aims to inspire professionals to advocate for safe, inclusive, and empowering practices through innovative care models and collaborative efforts.

Tracks:

  • Track 1.1: Midwifery-led care models and health outcomes
  • Track 1.2: Collaboration between midwives, nurses, and obstetricians
  • Track 1.3: Promoting natural birth and reducing interventions
  • Track 1.4: Cultural competency and respectful maternity care
  • Track 1.5: Empowerment through advocacy, education, and telemedicine

This session explores the evolving role of Midwifery Nurse Practitioners (MNPs) in transforming midwifery, nursing, and women’s health services across diverse healthcare settings. Focus will be given to advanced clinical skills, independent decision-making, and collaborative care across specialties such as obstetrics, gynaecology, and reproductive health.

Attendees will engage in discussions around telemedicine integration for remote maternal care, nurse-led clinics managing conditions like endometriosis, and MNP-led innovations in both urban and underserved regions. Emphasis will also be placed on leadership, training, and policy frameworks to enhance the visibility and impact of MNPs globally.

This session equips participants with actionable strategies to support the integration of MNPs into sustainable maternal health systems and improve outcomes for women and new-borns.

Tracks:

  • Track 2.1: Clinical scope of midwifery nurse practitioners in obstetrics and gynaecology
  • Track 2.2: Leadership roles in advancing women’s health
  • Track 2.3: Policy development and licensing pathways for MNPs
  • Track 2.4: Innovations in rural health and telemedicine-enabled midwifery care
  • Track 2.5: Nurse-led clinics managing endometriosis and reproductive health

This session highlights the critical role of nursing and midwifery-driven research in transforming patient care, especially within the domains of women’s health, obstetrics, and gynaecology. Participants will explore research design, evidence interpretation, and the practical application of findings in clinical settings to improve outcomes for mothers, newborns, and families.

Through real-world case studies, presenters will demonstrate how evidence-based practice has led to safer, more effective interventions—particularly in managing conditions such as endometriosis. The session will also examine the integration of telemedicine in nursing research, ethical considerations, and strategies for securing research funding.

By fostering a culture of inquiry, this session empowers nurses, midwives, and allied professionals to become change agents through research and innovation.

Tracks:

  • Track 3.1: Nursing and midwifery research methodologies in obstetrics and gynaecology
  • Track 3.2: Applying research to improve clinical decision-making in women’s health
  • Track 3.3: Systematic reviews and meta-analyses in maternal health
  • Track 3.4: Ethical frameworks for research involving human subjects
  • Track 3.5: Assessing care models through outcome-based research and telemedicine

 

This session focuses on advancing nursing and midwifery education through innovative teaching strategies, technology-enhanced learning, and inclusive curriculum development. Emphasis will be placed on integrating simulation-based training, virtual clinical labs, and telemedicine modules to better prepare professionals for real-world challenges in obstetrics, gynecology, and women’s health.

Presentations will explore modern pedagogies such as competency-based and adaptive learning models tailored to diverse learners. The session will also address gaps in access to high-quality education and training, particularly in low-resource settings, and highlight approaches for mentoring future healthcare leaders.

Special attention will be given to training that supports the management of complex conditions like endometriosis, ensuring nurses and midwives are equipped with the skills necessary to deliver compassionate, evidence-based care across various clinical settings.

Tracks:
Track 4.1:
Simulation-based learning in obstetrics and gynaecology
Track 4.2: Digital learning and telemedicine tools in nurse education
Track 4.3: Curriculum innovation in nursing and midwifery training
Track 4.4: Expanding clinical training in underserved and global settings
Track 4.5: Mentorship and leadership development in women’s health education

 

This session explores the expanding scope of practice for professionals in midwifery and nursing across clinical, community, and policy-driven environments. Emphasis will be placed on interdisciplinary collaboration, leadership roles, and expanded responsibilities in women’s health, obstetrics, and gynaecology.

Presenters will examine global regulatory frameworks and discuss how task-shifting, skill-mixing, and the integration of telemedicine are enhancing healthcare delivery—especially in underserved areas. The session also highlights the evolving role of nurse-midwives in diagnosing and managing conditions such as endometriosis, and how expanded scopes can improve access and equity in maternal and reproductive care.

Participants will gain insights into adapting professional roles to meet modern public health challenges, bridging gaps in care, and advancing patient-centred models within global healthcare systems.

  • Track 5.1: Expanded diagnostic and treatment roles in midwifery, nursing, and gynaecology
  • Track 5.2: Nurse-midwife leadership in public health and women’s health initiatives
  • Track 5.3: Legal boundaries, policy frameworks, and regulation in obstetrics
  • Track 5.4: Task-shifting and telemedicine implementation in underserved communities
  • Track 5.5: Global comparison of scope-of-practice standards and workforce innovation

 

This session focuses on advancing maternal and child health by integrating innovative strategies from midwifery, nursing, obstetrics, and women’s health practices. Attendees will explore effective prenatal care, postpartum follow-up, maternal education, and early childhood development programs that collectively improve health outcomes.

Special emphasis will be placed on community-based interventions, telemedicine for remote maternal monitoring, and the role of healthcare professionals in managing conditions such as endometriosis during and after pregnancy. The session also highlights strategies to reduce maternal mortality, particularly in underserved populations, while strengthening caregiver education through culturally appropriate, preventive health knowledge.

Through a blend of clinical insights and public health strategies, this session underscores the importance of continuity of care, interdisciplinary collaboration, and holistic approaches to maternal and pediatric well-being.

  • Track 6.1: Preventive screenings in gynaecology and maternal care
  • Track 6.2: Reducing maternal mortality through midwifery and obstetrics collaboration
  • Track 6.3: Integrated care models in nursing, midwifery, and paediatrics
  • Track 6.4: Community-led initiatives and telemedicine support for child health
  • Track 6.5: Parent-focused health education and support in women’s health

This session focuses on meeting the diverse health needs of women at every stage of life—from adolescence through menopause and beyond. Topics include reproductive wellness, chronic condition care, mental health support, and menopause management. The session will highlight the importance of early detection, health education, and strategies to reduce disparities in care. Speakers will examine personalized health approaches and the influence of cultural, social, and economic contexts on women's health outcomes.

Tracks:

Track 7.1: Adolescent and young women's health promotion

Track 7.2: Midlife transitions and menopause support

Track 7.3: Strategies for cancer awareness and early detection

Track 7.4: Managing long-term health conditions in women

Track 7.5: Impact of social and economic factors on women’s health

This session focuses on specialized midwifery and nursing care for adolescent mothers and pediatric populations, highlighting early women’s health education and holistic support. Topics include reproductive counseling, adolescent gynaecology, immunization strategies, and developmental tracking, delivered through inclusive, youth-focused models.

Discussions will cover building trust with young clients, engaging families, and using telemedicine to reach underserved groups. Presenters will also emphasize early screening and prevention of conditions like endometriosis in teens.

Through integrated obstetrics, midwifery, and family care approaches, the session promotes early intervention strategies for lifelong well-being.

  Tracks:

  • Track 8.1: Teen pregnancy prevention through midwifery and nursing outreach
  • Track 8.2: Developmental tracking in pediatric and adolescent populations
  • Track 8.3: Reproductive counseling and early gynaecological education
  • Track 8.4: Immunization access via school-based and telemedicine programs
  • Track 8.5: Family-centered care models in women’s health and paediatrics

 

This session is dedicated to improving maternal health through integrated midwifery, nursing, and obstetrics practices. It addresses antenatal, intrapartum, and postpartum care, with a strong focus on maternal mental health, complication readiness, and family-centered support.

Topics include evidence-based approaches for high-risk pregnancy management, emergency obstetric care, and breastfeeding counseling. Presenters will also highlight the role of telemedicine in improving access to maternal care and explore the connection between postpartum well-being and conditions like endometriosis.

This session promotes mother-friendly models rooted in women’s health, emphasizing respectful care, emotional wellness, and culturally sensitive delivery practices.

  • Track 9.1: High-risk pregnancy management in obstetrics and midwifery
  • Track 9.2: Emergency labor care and crisis intervention
  • Track 9.3: Postpartum wellness and mental health in women’s health
  • Track 9.4: Breastfeeding counseling by trained nursing professionals
  • Track 9.5: Birth preparedness programs using telemedicine and community support

This session explores the transformative impact of emerging technologies and research in midwifery, nursing, and women’s health. Topics include the integration of AI, digital health platforms, and smart clinical tools that enhance decision-making, improve care delivery, and support patient outcomes.

Attendees will examine how technologies like telemedicine, wearable devices, and electronic health records are reshaping care in obstetrics, gynaecology, and endometriosis management. The session will also highlight the role of innovation in streamlining workflows and expanding access to care in both urban and rural settings.

Through case studies and expert insights, participants will understand the evolving responsibilities of healthcare professionals in tech-enabled environments and the future of maternal care         

  • Track 10.1: AI and machine learning applications in nursing and midwifery
  • Track 10.2: Wearable technologies in monitoring women’s health and pregnancy
  • Track 10.3: Smart hospitals and digital records in obstetrics and gynaecology
  • Track 10.4: Telehealth and telemedicine innovations in maternal care
  • Track 10.5: Clinical trials and innovation in endometriosis and reproductive care

This session emphasizes compassionate, individualized, and evidence-based care to protect the health of both mothers and infants during the prenatal and postnatal periods. Drawing from the fields of midwifery, nursing, obstetrics, and gynaecology, the session explores strategies for early prenatal screening, managing complications, and supporting postpartum mental health.

Presenters will discuss the use of telemedicine to enhance access to maternal services, especially in underserved regions, and the importance of early new-born screening for long-term well-being. The session will also address maternal rehabilitation, and how conditions like endometriosis can influence postpartum recovery and care planning.

With a strong focus on women’s health, this session promotes holistic care models that prioritize dignity, continuity, and culturally sensitive support for both mother and

  • Track 11.1: Prenatal care protocols in midwifery, nursing, and obstetrics
  • Track 11.2: Managing prenatal complications and risk factors
  • Track 11.3: Postnatal mental health and emotional well-being in women’s health
  • Track 11.4: Early newborn screening and pediatric integration
  • Track 11.5: Maternal rehabilitation, including recovery from endometriosis, via telemedicine-supported programs

 

This session focuses on advanced midwifery, nursing, and obstetrics strategies for caring for infants and children needing specialized support. Key areas include neonatal stabilization, premature infant care, and family-centered approaches to enhance outcomes from birth.

Presenters will explore the impact of women’s health conditions like endometriosis on neonatal outcomes, as well as the role of telemedicine in improving access to pediatric services, especially in underserved settings.

Emphasizing collaboration across gynaecology, nursing, and midwifery, the session promotes integrated, compassionate care for both child and family.

  • Track 12.1: Neonatal stabilization in midwifery and obstetric care
  • Track 12.2: Premature infant and high-risk delivery care
  • Track 12.3: Pediatric critical care through advanced nursing
  • Track 12.4: Family-based pediatric and women’s health support
  • Track 12.5: Telemedicine for early developmental interventions

This session emphasizes the development of core clinical skills in midwifery, nursing, and obstetrics, including patient assessment, care planning, and safe intervention delivery. Key topics will cover medication safety, diagnostic precision, and team-based care coordination to ensure high-quality outcomes across healthcare settings.

Discussions will also explore the integration of telemedicine in monitoring patients, managing chronic conditions such as endometriosis, and improving access to personalized women’s health services. The role of interprofessional collaboration in gynaecology and maternal care will be highlighted, promoting consistency in care from hospital to community.

This session aims to equip healthcare professionals with the tools and strategies needed to deliver safe, effective, and collaborative care across all stages of the patient journey.

  • Track 13.1: Bedside assessments in nursing, midwifery, and maternal care
  • Track 13.2: Chronic care and endometriosis management
  • Track 13.3: Medication safety and risk-reduction protocols
  • Track 13.4: Monitoring, diagnostics, and telemedicine tools
  • Track 13.5: Interdisciplinary teamwork in women’s health and obstetrics

This session explores the evolving roles of nursing and midwifery professionals in surgical care, focusing on women’s health, gynaecology, and obstetrics. Key topics include surgical asepsis, anesthesia monitoring, post-operative pain management, and enhanced recovery practices.

The session will highlight surgical care for endometriosis and other reproductive conditions, emphasizing specialized support and improved outcomes. The use of telemedicine in post-op follow-up and patient education will also be discussed.

Through innovation and collaboration, this session equips care providers to deliver safe and effective surgical support across various clinical settings.  

  • Track 14.1: Infection control in obstetric and gynecological surgeries
  • Track 14.2: Anesthesia monitoring in midwifery procedures
  • Track 14.3: Post-op care for endometriosis and women’s health surgeries
  • Track 14.4: Roles in the OR team
  • Track 14.5: Surgical nursing methods with telemedicine integration

 

This session focuses on clinical strategies in nursing and midwifery for the prevention, intervention, and recovery of patients with cardiovascular conditions. Emphasis will be placed on ECG interpretation, heart failure management, and lifestyle education to support long-term heart health across populations, including women with obstetric or gynaecological risks.

Discussions will explore how telemedicine enhances access to cardiac care and follow-up, especially for underserved groups. The session also considers the impact of chronic conditions like endometriosis on cardiovascular risk in women’s health and how preventive care can be integrated into midwifery and nursing practice.

This session encourages a holistic approach to cardiovascular care through education, patient-centered planning, and interprofessional collaboration.

  • Track 15.1: ECG interpretation skills for nurses and midwives
  • Track 15.2: Heart failure management in maternal and adult care
  • Track 15.3: Post-surgical cardiac nursing and recovery
  • Track 15.4: Lifestyle education in women’s health and cardiac risk prevention
  • Track 15.5: Cardio-prevention outreach using telemedicine

 

This session covers advanced nursing care in ICU and emergency settings, focusing on midwifery, obstetrics, and women’s health. Topics include ventilator support, early sepsis management, and care for multi-organ failure, especially in high-risk maternal and gynaecological emergencies.

The role of telemedicine in coordinating critical care and supporting remote consultations will be emphasized. Presenters will explore how complex conditions like endometriosis and emergency obstetric cases demand rapid, cross-disciplinary intervention
   
     Track 16.1: ICU ventilator support in maternal and critical care
     Track 16.2: Sepsis management in obstetrics, gynecology, and postpartum care
         Track 16.3: Emergency response training for midwives and nurses
         Track 16.4: Multi-organ failure management in critical women’s health scenarios
         Track 16.5: Documentation and reporting using telemedicine tools in ICUs


 

This session highlights the essential role of nursing and midwifery professionals in supporting patients through cancer diagnosis, treatment, and end-of-life care. Focus areas include safe chemotherapy administration, symptom relief, emotional support, and holistic, family-centered approaches to care.

Discussions will emphasize cancer care within the scope of women’s health, particularly in gynaecology, obstetrics, and managing complex cases such as endometriosis with malignant potential. The integration of telemedicine for symptom monitoring, counseling, and remote palliative services will also be explored.

By blending compassion with clinical expertise, this session promotes dignified, inclusive cancer care tailored to the needs of women and families.

  • Track 17.1: Chemotherapy handling and care in women’s health
  • Track 17.2: Managing side effects in obstetrics, gynaecology, and cancer treatment
  • Track 17.3: Patient and family counseling through nursing and midwifery roles
  • Track 17.4: Oncology pain and comfort care with holistic approaches
  • Track 17.5: Hospice and palliative services supported by telemedicine

 

This session explores the intersection of nursing, midwifery, and the legal system in supporting survivors of abuse and trauma—particularly within the contexts of women’s health, obstetrics, and gynaecology. Topics include forensic data collection, documentation protocols, and ethical decision-making in sensitive care environments.

Special attention will be given to managing trauma in individuals affected by conditions like endometriosis, domestic violence, and sexual abuse. The session will also highlight the role of telemedicine in expanding access to forensic assessments and counseling services, especially in underserved regions.

Collaboration between healthcare professionals and legal authorities will be emphasized to ensure ethical, respectful, and comprehensive support for survivors.

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This session explores the expanding scope of midwifery and nursing in gynaecology, obstetrics, and reproductive surgical care. Focus areas include the management of common gynaecologic disorders, emergency obstetric interventions, and pre/post-operative care tailored to women’s health needs.

Special emphasis will be placed on fertility support, the impact of conditions such as endometriosis, and minimally invasive techniques like robotic and laparoscopic surgery. The session will also explore how telemedicine is transforming access to fertility counseling and follow-up care for surgical patients.

By integrating clinical expertise with innovation, this session empowers midwives and nurses to play a key role in comprehensive reproductive healthcare.

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This session highlights inclusive, evidence-based approaches to reproductive and sexual health within midwifery, nursing, and women’s health. Topics include contraception, STI care, adolescent health, LGBTQ+-inclusive practices, and managing sexual dysfunction with sensitivity.

Focus will also be placed on the impact of endometriosis, obstetric concerns, and gynaecologic conditions on sexual health. The use of telemedicine in reproductive counseling and remote care will be discussed to enhance accessibility.

 

This session features real-world case presentations highlighting critical insights in clinical and cross-cultural care across midwifery, nursing, and women’s health. Attendees will analyze complex maternal, neonatal, and Pediatric scenarios—focusing on how nursing- and midwifery-led decisions directly influenced patient outcomes.

Topics will include rare obstetric and gynaecologic complications, care for adolescents with endometriosis, and culturally sensitive approaches in diverse populations. The integration of telemedicine in managing challenging situations and improving access will also be discussed.

  • Track 21.1: Complications in maternal and obstetric care
  • Track 21.2: Rare pediatric and neonatal cases in nursing and midwifery
  • Track 21.3: Cross-cultural care in women’s health and family planning
  • Track 21.4: Clinical decision-making in gynaecology and maternal care
  • Track 21.5: Nursing-led interventions using telemedicine and evidence-based practice

 

This forward-looking session explores what lies ahead for nursing, midwifery, and women’s health in a rapidly evolving healthcare landscape. Key topics include digitization, telemedicine, leadership roles, sustainable practices, and the use of predictive technologies in obstetrics, gynaecology, and managing conditions like endometriosis.

Emphasis will be placed on innovation, advancing nursing and midwifery education, and preparing professionals to lead in global policy and clinical transformation. The session encourages participants to embrace new models that improve care across all stages of a woma