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.
Midwifery is a profession dedicated to supporting women throughout childbirth. Midwives provide comprehensive care during pregnancy and delivery and often extend their services to primary care related to reproductive health. This includes gynecological examinations, contraceptive counseling, promoting normal births, coordinating medical care, detecting complications in mothers and children, and overseeing the delivery process. Midwives are knowledgeable in reproductive health education, covering nutrition, fertility, contraception, breastfeeding, pregnancy health, and infant care.
- Neonatal Research
- Midwifery Prenatal Care
- Nonsurgical Gynecological Care
- Postpartum Depression
- Maternal Childbirth Care
Nursing research enhances healthcare technology, patient care, and responses to health-related issues. It includes managing symptoms, acute care nursing, cost-effectiveness studies, and community-based health service research. Nursing research is primarily divided into quantitative and qualitative studies. Qualitative research delves into the reasons and opinions within nursing, while quantitative research addresses specific nursing-related problems.
- Qualitative and Quantitative Nursing Research
- Mixed Method Nursing Research
- Technological Innovation in Nursing
- Advancements and Recent Trends in Nursing and Healthcare
Midwifery nurse practitioners, often referred to as midwives, are advanced practice registered nurses with specialized education and training in midwifery. They attend deliveries, conduct gynecological examinations, provide family planning services, and offer primary care for reproductive health. They also provide consultation and management according to midwifery standards.
- Primary Health Care
- Pregnancy Care
- Women’s Health Care
- Men in Midwifery Care
Nursing education trains nurses to examine patients, administer medications, and deliver effective healthcare. It aims to enhance nursing professionalism and includes both analytical and practical training provided by nurse educators. Social and cultural changes influence educational methods, impacting modernization in nursing practices. The demand for nurse educators is rising due to a global shortage of licensed educators.
- Nursing Teaching Strategies
- Continuing Nursing Education
- Education for Quality Care
- Health Diversity
This session covers the roles, responsibilities, and activities that midwives and registered nurses are trained and authorized to perform. The aim is to provide guidance for effective healthcare practices. The Nursing and Midwifery Board of Ireland (NMBI) has developed a framework to support the professional growth of nurses and midwives, including changes in healthcare delivery, expanding practice roles, and reforms in professional education.
- Midwifery Care
- Maternity Issues
- Major Role of Midwives
- Scope and Importance of Midwifery Nursing
Maternal health covers the period during post-natal, prenatal, and inter-natal phases. It is significantly influenced by maternal nutrition, with maternal morbidity and mortality often resulting from hemorrhage, infection, obstructed labor, unsafe abortion, and high blood pressure. Proper maternal nutrition is crucial for child health, preventing obesity and weight-related diseases. Alterations in fetal nutrition can lead to permanent changes in metabolism, structure, and physiology, impacting health in adulthood.
- Reproductive Endocrinology
- Reproductive Cloning
- Health in Pregnancy
- Perinatal and Reproductive Health
- Placentation and Placental Function
Biomarkers in Reproductive Medicine
Women’s health nursing focuses on issues related to the menstrual cycle, pregnancy, menopause, and other contemporary health problems. Diseases affecting women require distinct treatments, and various screenings like cervical and breast cancer and bone density tests help mitigate risks. Women need comprehensive knowledge about their bodies, including but not limited to reproductive health.
- Autoimmune Diseases in Women
- Perinatal and Reproductive Health
- Pregnancy Nutrition
- Health in Pregnancy
- Maternal Health
Midwifery in pediatrics involves primary health management for women and their children, addressing physical, mental, and behavioral health issues to promote healthy habits and prevent illness. Pediatric care aims to predict and prevent infections that can affect children and supports women from puberty through menopause, aiming to reduce infant mortality and disease spread.
- Child Psychology and Behavioral Studies
- Rehabilitation of Children
- Pediatric Mental Health Assessment
- Pediatric Nursing
The goal of midwifery in maternal care is to support women during pregnancy, ensuring safety and confidence, and reducing birth injuries. Midwives provide physical, psychological, and social support, education, and continuous assessment throughout pregnancy. They work in various settings, including clinics, private homes, hospitals, and birth centers.
- Maternity Care
- Breastfeeding
- Pre-Conceptual Period
- Causes of Child Deaths
- Metabolism
Nursing science combines natural, applied, and human sciences to treat patients. It addresses the economic, community, social, cultural, and psychological aspects affecting patient care. Advances in nursing science improve care delivery, condition management, and healthcare balance.
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- Recent Trends and Development in Nursing and Healthcare
Prenatal care, also known as antenatal care, is crucial for maintaining health during pregnancy through regular check-ups. Postnatal care starts after childbirth and lasts about 6-8 weeks, divided into three phases. Proper nutrition, rest, and baby care procedures are essential during this period.
- Advanced Techniques for Prenatal Diagnosis
- Prenatal Diagnosis, Molecular Genetic Analysis
- Detection and Prevention of Congenital Anomalies
- Birth Trauma and PTSD
Pediatric nursing provides medical care from neonates to adolescents, while neonatal nursing focuses on newborns up to two years old. These nurses work in various units, requiring dedication and emotional strength to stabilize premature and sick babies.
- Pediatric Psychology
- Pediatric Vaccines
- Complications in Pre-birth and Neonatal Intensive Care
- Neonatal Research
- Neonatal Nurse Practitioner
- Pediatric Nurse Practitioner
Clinical nurses are advanced practice nurses who provide advice and care based on individual conditions or treatments. They focus on specific types of care, practice settings, problems, medical subspecialties, and populations. Clinical nurse specialists must be registered nurses with a master's degree and specialized training.
- Skills and Techniques in Clinical Nursing
- Clinical Nursing and Nursing Theory
- Practices in Clinical Nursing
- Clinical Nursing & Evaluation
- Clinical Nursing Education
Surgical nurses, also known as theatre or scrub nurses, specialize in preoperative care, providing support before, during, and after surgery. They work in various surgical fields and assist with patient preparation, surgery, and postoperative care.
- Obstetrics and Gynecology Surgery
- Transplant Surgery
- Latest Advancements in Surgery
- Neurosurgery
- General Surgery
Cardiovascular nurses care for patients with heart conditions, assisting with recovery from cardiac procedures. They are certified in Basic Life Support and Advanced Cardiac Life Support and work under cardiologists to treat conditions like cardiomyopathy, coronary artery disease, and congestive heart failure.
- Cardiomyopathy
- Inflammatory Heart Disease
- Cardiac Arrest and Heart Failure
- Cardiovascular Intensive Care Unit
- Congestive Heart Failure
- Cardiac Arrhythmias
- Heart Transplantation
Critical care nurses treat patients with life-threatening conditions in various intensive care units. They assist doctors, manage life support systems, and perform diagnostic tests.
- End of Life Care
- Intensive Care
- Emergency Care
- Infection Prevention and Immediate Care
Oncology nurses care for cancer patients, from children to the elderly, through all stages of treatment, including palliative care. They require oncology certification and clinical experience, focusing on screening, preventive practices, symptom management, and supportive care.
- Cervical Cancer
- Pediatric Hematology Oncology Nursing
- Surgical Oncology Nursing
- Chemotherapy Biotherapy
- Breast Care Nursing
- Cancer Nursing Partnership
Emergency nursing involves providing care for patients in urgent situations, often in emergency rooms or urgent care facilities. These nurses are trained to handle a wide range of emergencies, from trauma and accidents to acute illnesses and life-threatening conditions. They work under high-pressure environments and are skilled in quick decision-making, patient assessment, and critical care.
- Trauma Care
- Acute Illness Management
- Emergency Room Protocols
- Life-Saving Techniques
- Patient Stabilization
Hypnobirthing is a method that uses self-hypnosis, relaxation techniques, and guided imagery to help women during childbirth. The goal is to reduce fear, anxiety, and pain, making the birthing experience more comfortable and positive. This session focuses on the principles and practices of hypnobirthing, its benefits, and how it can be integrated into midwifery care.
- Introduction to Hypnobirthing
- Techniques of Self-Hypnosis
- Relaxation Methods
- Guided Imagery for Labor
- Benefits of Hypnobirthing