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Pulsus Group is a Medical publisher that adheres to strin gent peer-review procedure with a view to set an example in promoting stan dard medical research with integrity. Pulsus Group takes pride in getting the endorsements of prestigious associations and societies like Canadian m edical societies. As an ardent supporter of medical publishing\, Pulsus Gr oup closely associates with the Canadian and other international medical r esearch associations. It publishes a wide range of medical journals that f ocus on medical specialties like cardiology\, Integrative Medicine\, Surge ry and Reproductive Medicine.Pulsus group is closely associated with globa lly renowned academic and research societies like Canadian Society of Plas tic Surgeons\, Canadian Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery\, Groupe pou r l'\;Avancementde la Microchirurgie Canada\, Canadian Society for Surg ery of the Hand.
\n\nNursing Co nference aims to discover advances in health practice\, management and edu cation in relation to health disparities as well as a breadth of other top ics. According to the reports\, total health care spending of Germany is 1 4.7% of GDP according to 2020 and estimated to increase of 20.3% by 2020. Estimated health care expenditure of UK is $509 million\, it is higher com pared to other countries of Europe continent.
\n\nWho can attend?
\n\nNursing 2020 conference brings together individuals who have an in terest in different fields of nursing like psychiatric\, cancer\, cardiac\ , critical care\, adult &\; women health\, legal\, paediatric and emerg ency nursing\, midwifery\, public health\, healthcare and medicine from pr actice\, research\, administration\, policy and education. It is a forum t o explore issues of mutual concern as well as exchange knowledge\, share e vidence\, ideas\, and generate solutions.
\n\nWhy to Attend???
\n\nA nursing conference is an opportunity to meet others within speciali ty to network and to learn the latest clinical information. It is an oppor tunity no nurse should overlook. I&rsquo\;ve always embraced the opportuni ty to attend nursing conferences and have made a point to encourage others to attend whenever the opportunity arises. Nursingconferences allow nurse s of all levels of experience to participate in an area of career and educ ation growth that is not easily found within the structure of the workplac e. Some nurses\, especially those working at the bedside\, may not see the significance of attending a conference. All too often the floor/ bedside nurse believes that conferences are only for management\, while others may think that spending one or more days not earning a pay check may not outw eigh the opportunity to clock in some additional overtime. There may be a whole host of other reasons why a nurse would prefer to remain home rather than attending a conference. Despite the plentiful excuses (the top two b eing cost and time)\, the benefits far outweigh the costs.
\n\n< p>Benefits:\n\nAccepted abstracts will be published in International Journ al of Nursing and Healthcare and provided with DOI.
\n\nGlobal networking: In transferring and exchanging Ideas
\n\nA Unique Opportunity for Advertisers and Sponsors at this International event
\n\nPulsus Group is a Medical publisher that adheres to stringent peer-review procedure with a view to set an exam ple in promoting standard medical research with integrity. Pulsus Group ta kes pride in getting the endorsements of prestigious associations and soci eties like Canadian medical societies. As an ardent supporter of medical p ublishing\, Pulsus Group closely associates with the Canadian and other in ternational medical research associations. It publishes a wide range of me dical journals that focus on medical specialties like cardiology\, Integra tive Medicine\, Surgery and Reproductive Medicine. Pulsus group is closely associated with globally renowned academic and research societies like Ca nadian Society of Plastic Surgeons\, Canadian Society for Aesthetic Plasti c Surgery\, Groupe pour l'\;Avancementde la Microchirurgie Canada\, Can adian Society for Surgery of the Hand.
\n\nNursing Conferences aims to discover advances in health practi ce\, management and education in relation tohealth disparities as well as a breadth of other topics. According to the reports\, total health care sp ending of Germany is 9.7% of GDP according to 2020 and estimated to increa se of 10.5% by 2020. Estimated health care expenditure of London is $309 m illions\, it is higher compared to other countries of Europe. Health caree xpenditure of UK is $89.2 billion and expected to increase to $101.8 billi on by 2020. There are 15 National nursing associations and 5 Certification and accreditation boards and 1 Honor societies and 16 Specialty organizat ions and more than 20 internationally reputed nursing organizations and 15 miscellaneous nursing associations all over the globe who are associated with nursing.
\n\nTrack: 1 Nurs ing Education and Research
\n\nIt imparts practical and theoretical training to the nurses and prepares t hem for their professional duties. The training and education is taught by experienced nurses and medical professional who are qualified in the resp ective fields. The courses range from general nursing to mental health nur sing\, paediatric nursing\, post-operatory nursing\, and many more. Variou s Universities offer Bachelor&rsquo\;s\, Master&rsquo\;s\, Doctorates and Diploma courses in Nursing
\n\nTrack: 2 Advanced Nursing Practice
\n\nNursing is a science\, as well as an art. It is a complex ever cha nging profession with ethics\, standards\, and best practices to improve y our quality of care. Nurses are trained to tailor their practices and give patients care that suits their needs. The nursing practice involves core involvements with research development\, implementation and analysis. Impr oving patience safety by improving quality in nursing care is the main com ponent of their practices with specialized knowledge\, skill\, and indepen dent decision making.
\n\nTrack 03: Healthcare
\n\nDiagnosis\, treatment and prevention of diseases\, illness\, injuries and various phy sical and mental ailments in humans constitute healthcare. It is an import ant sector in promoting general\, physical\, mental health and well-being of people around the world. Healthcare is initiated by providing the prima ry\, secondary\, and tertiary care for the public health. The healthcare s ectors are dedicated in providing healthcare services and products through group of trained and experienced professionals from interdisciplinary tea ms.
\n\nTrack 04: Nursing Types
\n\nEach category of nursing c ourses will bring in specialized knowledge and skills to healthcare teams and workplaces. There are different types of Nursing like Registered Nurse \, Nurse Practitioner\, Nurse Practitioner (grand parented)\, Employed Stu dent Nurse\, and Licenced Graduate Nurse. Apart from these there are many more types of nursing specializations which can be done on a certification basis like\, Cardiovascular Nursing\, Emergency Nursing\, Gastroenterolog y Nursing\, Gerontological Nursing\, Hospice Palliative Care Nursing\, Onc ology Nursing\, Rehabilitation Nursing\, and many more. All these are proc essed with a bachelor&rsquo\;s master&rsquo\;s and doctoral programs depen ding on the individual&rsquo\;s interest
\n\nTrack 05: Pregnancy &\; Midwifery
\n\nMidwives are well suited\, trained health professi onal to provide prenatal care during labour and birth and care after birth . They have additional training and credentials for childbirth education\, breastfeeding consultation\, and/or doula care. Midwives deliver babies a t the hospitals or home depending on the customer&rsquo\;s expectation and severity of the pregnant women. Apart from providing care to women during pregnancy\, birth\, and postpartum period\, they may also provide primary care related to reproductive health\, including annual gynaecological exa ms\, family planning\, and menopausal care. They are specialists in pregna ncy\, childbirth\, postpartum\, and well-woman health care
\n\n< p>Track 06: Cancer Nursing\n\nOncology is one of the most challenging and rewarding fields in nursing. Cancer nursing is all about stretching out ca re and services to the individual&rsquo\;s battling cancer from trained sp ecialized nurses\, and they are called as Oncology Nurses. The physical co nditions\, prescribe medication\, chemotherapy\, radiation and other treat ments are monitored by these nurses. They are registered nurses with in-de pth knowledge of cancer disease and its treatment side effects too. The cr ucial part of cancer nursing is educating the patient about the disease\, alongside the management\, listening to the patient&rsquo\;s emotional con cerns and anxieties\, and referring them appropriately if needed with a mo ral support
\n\nTrack 07: Heart &\; Cardiovascular Nursing
\n\nIt is a speciality nursing field\, where nurses attend individuals suf fering with various problems in the cardiovascular system and heart diseas es. The cardiac nurses work in many different environments\, including cor onary care units (CCU)\, cardiac catheterization\, intensive care units (I CU)\, operating theatres\, cardiacrehabilitation centers\, clinical resear ch\, cardiac surgery wards\, cardiovascular intensive care units (CVICU)\, and cardiac medical wards. Basic Life Support and Advanced Cardiac Life S upport are the certifications\, the associated nurses should be certified with\, and they should be registered nurses. Wide varieties of patients fr om children to the elderly are helped in surgical or ambulatory settings.< /span>
\n\nTrack 08: Paediatric Nursin g
\n\nA paediatric should have be a registered person\, who successfully completed a recognized course of study and practice experience in the nursing care of infants\, children a nd adolescents. They assess\, plan and provide nursing care and needs for children who are suffering from a wide variety of conditions including dis eases\, illnesses and who are recovering from surgery\, taking into accoun t their medical\, social\, cultural and family circumstances. Being able t o communicate appropriately with children\, parents/guardians are their ke y role apart from working in conjunction with other healthcare professiona ls.
\n\nTrack 09: Surgical Nurs ing
\n\nForming the main backbo ne of the surgical team\, the surgical nurses are trained to be experts in peri and post- operative care procedures. They work in dynamic and challe nging environments with key roles in life saving surgical procedures and s urrounding care. Sometimes even called as Surgical or an Operating Room Nu rse\, they will be responsible for educating patients on procedures prior to surgery\, adjusting treatment plans\, and teaching patients about post- operative self-care. Even doctors rely on these dedicated professionals wh o touch countless lives\, and who bring about positive improvements in the health and welfare of patients and their families. Though it may sound an d can be stressful at times\, it is ultimately rewarding
\n\nTrack 10: Dental Care Nursing
\n\nDental Care Nursing provides and enables the delivery of oral care for people with an impairment or disability. Apa rt from the important roles of the dental nurse in organising care\, arran ging access\, liaison with multidisciplinary teams\, supporting the patien t\, families and carers\, follow-on care and delivering strong relevant or al health care messages\, their key role will be in learning the importanc e of holistic\, patient centred care. Registered dental nurses work as par t of a dental team in a variety of clinical and non-clinical settings\, an d are responsible for maintaining a safe working environment for both pati ents and staff.
\n\nTrack 11: C linical Nursing
\n\nClinical Nu rsing consists of nurses who are advanced practice registered nurses in th e area of clinical expertise (paediatrics\, geriatrics\, women&rsquo\;s he alth\, diabetes\, oncology\, psychiatric\, rehabilitation\, critical care and emergency room)\, holding a master&rsquo\;s or doctoral degree. Clinic al nurse specialists may also work with research&mdash\;translating resear ch findings into patient care\, evaluating research proposals\, overseeing design of evidence-based practice studies\, applying research results to practice\, or coming up with new evidence-based standards and protocols. T hey work in supervisory roles and in administrative positions\, and provid e consulting services in their organization\, while others work to improve health care systems. Apart from these\, they work in management positions and may also develop or work with a team to develop policies and procedur es.
\n\nTrack 12: Nutrition &am p\; Health
\n\nNutrition is a s cience of food and nutrients in body growth\, development\, maintenance\, and its relationship to health. Good supplements of nutrients such as such as proteins\, vitamins and minerals form rich nutritional status\, which in turn enable us to grow well and enjoy good health. Carbohydrates and fa t are good energy yielding foods and they contribute to metabolism and ene rgy requirements. Consumption of nutrients for a better health is availabl e in the form of plant and animal origin. There are body building (meat\, milk\, poultry\, fish\, eggs\, pulses etc.)\, energy giving (cereals\, sug ars\, fats\, oils etc.) and protective foods (vegetables\, fruits\, milk\, etc.)\, which supply ample amount of nutrients and health.
\n\nTrack 13: Critical Care &\; Emergency Nursing
\n\nCritical Care Nurse s use their specialized skills as well as their in-depth knowledge of the human body and the latest technology in the field\, to make sure that all critically ill patients get optimal care for their illnesses and injuries. They are specialized in treating adults\, children and babies. Emergency nurses are endowed with specific knowledge\, skills and attributes to prov ide care to critically ill or unstable patients and their families. They a re well prepared to tackle life-threating problems and complex situations in extreme environments. Their activities are carried out in a variety of settings and not necessarily in an emergency room.
\n\nTrack 14: Women Health Nursing
\n\nWomen health nursing is a about Women&rsquo\;s
Health Nurse Practitioner (WHNP)\, is a nurse who is specialized in advan
ced education and clinical experience in women'\;s health care. The nur
ses&rsquo\; delivery comprehensive health care to women throughout lifespa
n\, with an emphasis on reproductive and gynaecologic health needs. A WHNP
individual takes on leadership roles as primary care providers for women
and provides focused care in areas like\, prenatal and postpartum care\, l
ifespan care through menopause\, general wellness and preventive care\, re
productive health care\, etc..
Track 15: Adult Health Nursing
\n\nAn important aspect of nurses is to get the trust and confidence o f each patient in improving their quality of life. The adult nurses care f or adult patients who are suffering from a variety of health conditions\, ranging from minor injuries and ailments\, to acute and long-term illnesse s and diseases. Promoting good health and well-being through education and awareness on certain topics such as diabetes\, weight loss and quitting s moking. They will work within a multidisciplinary team but will in the mai n point of contact for patients\, often providing the most continuity of c are.
\n\nTrack 16: Tele Medicin e &\; e-health
\n\nIt holds in the full spectrum of advances and clinical applications of telemedicine and management of electronic health records\, by using telecommunications and information technologies. Special emphasis on the outcome and impact of telemedicine on the quality\, cost effectiveness\, and access to health care is administered. It offers timely coverage of the advances in technol ogy that offer practitioners\, medical centers\, and hospitals new and inn ovative options for managing patient care\, electronic records\, and medic al billing. It has coverage over clinical telemedicine practice\, technica l advances\, medical connectivity\, enabling technologies\, education\, he alth policyand regulation\, etc.
\n\nTrack 17: Legal Nursing
\n\nHolding an established code of ethics and conduct\, the legal nurses pl ay an important role in the litigation process by bridging the gap between medicine and the judicial system. Apart from within the law firms\, they can also consult with a wide range of organizations including insurance co mpanies\, pharmaceutical companies\, hospitals and other medical-related o rganizations. They are registered and licensed individuals who implement t heir expertise\, experience\, and specialized education to interpret resea rch and analyze the medical-related issues relevant to a legal case or cla im. Investigation plays a major role in the world of legal nurse individua l.
\n\nImportance &\; Scope
\n\nNursing is the protection\, promotio n\, and optimization of health and abilities\, prevention of illness and i njury\, through the diagnosis and treatment of humans. Nursing Conference aims to discover advances in health practice\, management and education in relation to health disparities as well as a breadth of other topics. The conference will facilitate a series of discussions about state-of-the-art processes\, organizational transitions\, analytics\, and technology innova tion within the health industry and academia\, regarding transformational care delivery and health management models.
\n\nWhy Dallas?
\n\nDallas is a major city in Texas and is the largest urban center of the f ourth most populous metropolitan area in the United States. The city prope r ranks ninth in the U.S. and third in Texas after Houston and San Antonio . The city'\;s prominence arose from its historical importance as a cen ter for the oil and cotton industries\, and its position along numerous ra ilroad lines. The bulk of the city is in Dallas County\, of which it is th e county seat\; however\, sections of the city are located in Collin\, Den ton\, Kaufman\, and Rockwall counties. Dallas is centrally located and wit hin a four-hour flight from most North American destinations. DFW Internat ional Airport is the world'\;s fourth busiest airport\, offering nearly 1\,750 flights per day and providing non-stop service to 145 domestic and 47 international destinations worldwide annually. In addition\, Dallas Lo ve Field Airport is conveniently located 10 minutes from downtown. Once he re\, visitors can ride DART\, one of the fastest-growing light rail system s in the nation or the historic\, free McKinney Avenue Trolley from the Da llas Arts District throughout the Uptown area with its restaurants\, pubs\ , boutique hotels and shops.
\n\nThroughout the city\, a visitor will enjoy the best shopping in the sout hwest\, four-and five-diamond/star hotels and restaurants\, the largest ur ban arts district in the nation\, 14 entertainment districts and much more . Blend in moderate weather\, year-round sports and true Southern hospital ity for a true "\;taste"\; of the Dallas difference. Visitors are exposed to a city of success ... where optimism meets opportunity. Its pio neering spirit is alive and well\, and the philanthropic contributions fro m its many residents continue to enrich the community and quality of life.
\n\nConference Highlights:
\n\n·\; Nursing Education an d Research
\n\n·\; Advanc ed Nursing Practice
\n\n· \; Healthcare and Management
\n\n·\; Nursing Types
\n\n& middot\; Pregnancy &\; Midwifery
\n\n·\; Cancer Nursing
\n\n·\; Heart &\; Cardiovascular Nursing
\n\n·\; Women Health Nur sing
\n\n·\; Adult Health Nursing
\n\n·\; Telemedi cine &\; e-health
\n\n&middo t\; Nutrition &\; Health
\n\n·\; Legal Nursing
\n\nWh y to Attend???
\n\nA nursing co nference is an opportunity to meet others within speciality to network and to learn the latest clinical information. It is an opportunity no nurse s hould overlook. I&rsquo\;ve always embraced the opportunity to attend nurs ing conferences and have made a point to encourage others to attend whenev er the opportunity arises.
\n\nNursing conferences allow nurses of all levels of experience to participat e in an area of career and education growth that is not easily found withi n the structure of the workplace.
\n\nSome nurses\, especially those working at the bedside\, may not see the significance of attending a conference. All too often the floor/bedsi de nurse believes that conferences are only for management\, while others may think that spending one or more days not earning a paycheck may not ou tweigh the opportunity to clock in some additional overtime. There may be a whole host of other reasons why a nurse would prefer to remain home rath er than attending a conference. Despite the plentiful excuses (the top two being cost and time)\, the benefits far outweigh the costs.
\n\ nTarget Audience:
\nNursing Faculties\, Leading World Doctors\, Nurses\, Nu rsing Researchers\, Nursing Students\, Registered Nurses\, Professors\, Re search Fellows and many more from leading Universities\, Companies and Med ical Research Institutions\, Hospitals sharing their novel researches in t he arena of Nursing\, Healthcare &\; Medicine.\n\nMajor Nursing Universities and Healthcare Centres in Te xas
\n\nNursing Universities: span>
\n\nAbilene Christian University School of Nursing
\n\nAngelo S tate University College of Nursing and Allied Health
\n\nCareer Point College
\n\nChamberlain University
\n\nGayle Greve Hunt School of Nursing
\n\nLouise Herrington School of Nursing
\n\nPatty Hanks Shelton School of Nu rsing
\n\nSt. David'\;s Scho ol of Nursing
\n\nTexas A&\; M Health Science Center College of Nursing
\n\nTexas Woman'\;s University College of Nursing
\n\nUniversity of Texas at Austin School of Nursing
\n\nUniversity of T exas at El Paso School of Nursing
\n\nUniversity of Texas Health Science Center at Houston School of Nurs ing
\n\nUniversity of Texas Hea lth Science Center at San Antonio School of Nursing
\n\nUniversity of Texas Medical Branch
\n\nHealthcare Centres in Dallas:
\ n\nBaylor University Medical Center
\n\nCharlton Methodist Hospital
\n\nChildren'\;s Medical Center Dallas
\n\nDoctors Hospital of Dallas
\n\nForest Park Medical Center - Dallas
\n\nGreen Oaks - Med City
\n\nMedical City Dal las Hospital
\n\nMethodist Medi cal Center of Dallas
\n\nParkla nd Memorial Hospital
\n\nPresby terian Hospital of Dallas
\n\nP ine Creek Medical Center
\n\nTe xas Scottish Rite Hospital for Children
\n\nUT Southwestern / Clements University Hospital
\n\nUniversity General Hospital Dallas
\n\nWalnut Hill Medical Center
\n\nZale Lipshy University Hospital span>
\n\nNursing Societies (USA)
\n\nAcademy of Medical-Surgical Nur ses
\n\nAcademy of Neonatal Nur sing
\n\nAir &\; Surface Tra nsport Nurses Association
\n\nA lliance for Psychosocial Nursing
\n\nAmerican Academy of Ambulatory Care Nursing
\n\nAmerican Association of Moderate Sedation Nurses
\n\nAmerican Association of Nurse Life Care Planners
\n\nAmerica n Association of Nurse Practitioners
\n\nAmerican Academy of Nursing
\n\nAmerican Assembly for Men in Nursing
\n\nAmerican Assisted Living Nurses Association
\n\nAmerican Association for the History of Nursing
\n\nAmerican Associ ation of Colleges of Nursing
\n\nAmerican Association of Critical Care Nurses
\n\nAmerican Association of Heart Failure Nurses
\n\nAmerican Association of Legal Nurse Consultants
\n\nAmerican Associ ation of Managed Care Nurses
\n\nAmerican Association of Neuroscience Nurses
\n\nAmerican Association of Nurse Anesthetists
\n \nAmerican Association of Nurse Attorneys
\n\nAmerican Association of Nu rse Life Care Planners
\n\nAmer ican Association of Occupational Health Nurses
\n\nAmerican Association of Spinal Cord Injury Nurses
\n\nAmerican College Health Associa tion
\n\nAmerican College of Nu rse Midwives
\n\nAmerican Colle ge of Nurse Practitioners
\n\nN ational Nursing Organizations
\n\n110 Organizations are there in USA
\n\nTop 10 are &hellip\;
\n\nAboriginal Nurses Association of Canada
\n\nAmerican Nurses Association
\n\nAn Bord Altranais
\n\nCanadian Nurses Association
\n\nIndian Nursing Council
\n\nJapanese Nursing Association
\n\nNursing Association of Nepal
\n\nNursing Council of New Zealand
\n\nPhilippine Nurses Association
\n\nPhilippine Nurses Association of United Kingdom p>\n\n
Nursing &\; Midwifery Council Un ited
\n\nCertification and accr editation boards(USA)
\n\nAmeri can Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC)
\n\nMedical-Surgical Nursing Certification Board
\n\nNational Certification Corporation (NCC)
\n\nNational Council of State Boar ds of Nursing
\n\nNational Leag ue for Nursing Accrediting Commission (NLNAC)
\n\nOncology Nursing Certification Corporation
\n \nSpecialty Organizations (Across the wor ld)
\n\nAcademy of Medical-Surg ical Nurses
\n\nAcademy of Neon atal Nursing
\n\nAmerican Acade my of Nurse Practitioners
\n\nA merican Association of Legal Nurse Consultants
\n\nAmerican Association of Nurse Anesthetists
\ n\nAmerican College of Nurse Practitioner s
\n\nAmerican Holistic Nurses Association
\n\nAmerican Psychi atric Nurses Association
\n\nAs sociation of Nurses in AIDS Care
\n\nAssociation of periOperative Registered Nurses
\n\nCase Management Society of America
\n\nNANDA
\n\nNational Bla ck Nurses Association
\n\nSocie ty of Gynecologic Nurse Oncologists
\n\nSpace Nursing Society
\n\nWorldwide Nursing Unions
\n\nAustralian Nursing Federation
\n\nCanadian Federation of Nurses'\; Union
\n\nCalifornia Nurses Association/National Nurses Organizi ng Committee (CNA/NNOC)
\n\nDem ocratic Nursing Organisation of South Africa
\n\nFinnish Union of Practical Nurses
\n\nManitoba Nurses'\; Union
\n\nNew South Wales Nurses'\; Associations
\n\nNew Zealand Nurses Organisation
\n\nPennsylvania Association of Staf f Nurses and Allied Professionals
\n\nQueensland Nurses'\; Union
\n\nRoyal College of Nursing
\n\nSouth African Democratic Nurses'\; Union
\n\nTennessee Nurses Association
\n\nUnited Nurses of Alberta
\n\nWashington State Nurses Association
\n\nNew York State Nurses Association
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