Nursing 2021 — Scientific Program

1. Keynote

   Building Resilience in Leaders: Addressing Moral Distress in a Pandemic

   Adele Webb · Capella University, United States

   As nurse leaders, we are living in unprecedented times. Covid-19 has significantly impacted not just the way we live our lives, but also the way we work in healthcare. Overworked and anxious staff members need strong…

2. Keynote

   New Knowledge and Virtual Learning –Transitioning To A Digital Future

   Natalia Cineas · New York City Health + Hospitals Corp, United States

   The ongoing global pandemic has had an enormous impact on the nursing profession, particularly as it relates to nursing education, virtual learning and disseminating the most up-to-date evidence-based best practices in…

3. Keynote

   Transcultural self-efficacy: A must in health care: Cultural competence in nursing and public health students

   Patricia M Burrell · Hawaii Pacific University, United States

   Healthcare focuses on the valuing of others’ cultures, beliefs and practices. It also implies that the practitioner not only acknowledges the client’s culture but also knows about the culture of the client as well as…

4. Oral

   Clinical Decision Making in Telehealth. An intuition or analytical process?

   Dawn Orr · NHS 24, United Kingdom

   The ever changing landscape of healthcare worldwide and the rapid growth of new technologies, along with changes to government policy has led to the growth in the delivery of healthcare using these technologies. This…

5. Oral

   Human Papillomavirus: A Global Burden

   Latiena Williams · University of South Florida, United States

   The World Health Organization (WHO) has identified the human papillomavirus (HPV) as a global burden, associated with 70% of cervical cancer cases (WHO, 2016). HPV is the principal cause of most cervical cancer cases…

6. Oral

   Bridging the Gap: Bedside & Executives – An Integrative Review

   Melanie Leach · University of Texas Medical Branch, United States

   Leadership is a top characteristic when searching for a new manager or executive in an organization. The main question to be answered is, can this person get the job done and can the individual lead others to get the…

7. Oral

   Smartphone application for learning medical terminology and improving academic performance in vocational nursing students

   Katherine Anderson Rosselot · Capella University, United States

   Background Medical terminology and health literacy are a critical competency for all healthcare professionals. Fluency in basic medical terminology is not just about communications but is also about professional…

8. Oral

   Creative teaching and learning strategies in nursing assistant education

   Bincy Reginold · Oakton Community College, United States

   During this presentation, I will be discussing different active learning and teaching strategies to use in nursing education in classroom, lab, and clinical settings. Trends in nursing education, new approaches in the…

9. Oral

   Our experience in the improvement of the reproductive health in Roma women– an overview of the standpoints

   Marjeta Logar Cucek · University Clinical Centre Ljubljana, Slovenia

   A prospective interventional research was carried out (between December 2013 and August 2015) with the view to improving Roma women’s care for reproductive health. Within the framework of the entire research, it was…

10. Oral

    Multifunctional properties of Vitamin D

    Levgeniia Burlaka · Bogomolets National Medical University, Ukraine

    Background: Recent evidence for the nonskeletal effects of vitamin D, coupled with recognition that vitamin D deficiency is common. Vitamin D deficiency identified as a common metabolic/endocrine disorder worldwide.…

11. Oral

    Effect of Risk Factor Modification Program (RFMP) on high risk adolescents

    Shobha Gaikwad · S.N.D.T Women's University of Mumbai, India

    Background: Early awareness and preventive measures will help to reduce the incidence of CAD and myocardial infarction among the young adults which is in a rising trend. Objective: The aim of the study was to assess the…

12. Oral

    Compare the effect of wound healing and cost of dressing solution between citric acid and conventional method of dressing among the patients with diabetic foot ulcer in tertiary hospital

    Kumari MJ · Jawaharlal Institute of Postgraduate Medical Education & Research, India

    Background: Diabetic foot ulcers are sores or wounds on the foot and are often a strong indicator of advanced diabetes. Local application of citric acid is most effective in the treatment of various wounds, including…

13. Oral

    Factors contributing sepsis to children under sixteen years admitted at pediatric burn unit in Muhimbili national hospital

    Mwanahamisi Ally Mvimba · Muhimbili National Hospital, Tanzania, United Republic of

    Introduction; Over the years, survival in pediatric burns with sepsis has improved worldwide. However, burn wound infection and sepsis in Tanzania is still the most significant factors causing mortality in pediatric…

14. Keynote

    Advances and challenges in research and development

    Assuma Beevi · MIMS College of Nursing, India

    Every nurse should keep in mind that nursing research is critical to the nursing profession and is necessary for continuing advancements that promote optimal nursing care. Indian nurses also move in par with this idea.…

1. Keynote

   Embracing a growth mindset in the age of medical robots

   Elvessa Narvasa · Quebec CCN, Canada

   As new discoveries are being made on a daily basis, medical technology is experiencing advancements in robotic applications. These intelligent machines will progressively become part of our hospitals technological…

2. Keynote

   Advance Cannulation tecknequine for Nurse, Techs and Patients

   Stuart Mott · Clinic, Inc - Albany, United States

   A major hurdle for patients choosing Home Hemodialysis (HHD) modality is the anxiety associated with self-cannulation. Tap Cannulation is a teaching method that reduces the fear and pain of self-cannulation for patients…

3. Keynote

   Title: The loss of loved ones declines the heart function

   Sofica Bistriceanu · Academic Medical Unit -CMI, Romania

   Background: Our varied emotional life changes the functioning of systems composing our body, according to its value. The insights into management accounting the mental activity disaster caused by the death of loved…

4. Oral

   Application of machine learning in perioperative and postoperative analgesia

   Chengmao Zhou · Southeast University, China

   At present, we have entered the fourth industrial revolution. Data and information intelligence endow modern medicine with new mission and ability. Similarly, artificial intelligence, led by machine learning, is…

5. Oral

   Effectiveness of a structured teaching program on knowledge and practice regarding prevention of type 2 diabetes mellitus among adolescents in selected schools of Kerala

   Theyamma Joseph · Mar Sleeva College of Nursing Pala, India

   Background Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus (T2DM) is a global epidemic which has looming implications for youth. The present study was undertaken (i) to assess and compare the knowledge and lifestyle practice related to…

6. Oral

   Effects of superhero splint distraction technique in the level of pain among pediatric clients during intravenous insertion

   Marvin Jay Salvador · De La Salle Medical and Health Sciences Institute, Philippines

   Background of the Study : Intravenous cannula insertion is one of the most common medical procedure and source of pain in hospitalized children. It is a painful procedure that has been associated with increased levels…

7. Oral

   Faculty and student perception of cultural competence and its implication in nursing research

   Sripriya Gopalkrishnan · Sadhu Vaswani College of Nursing, India

   Cultural competence is essential for nurses. Nursing Faculty must demonstrate the effective application of knowledge, skills and attitudes to practice safely and effectively to the students. Cultural competence in…

8. Oral

   Challenges in Nursing Research

   Subhash Chandra Sharma · SKIMHS&R Nursing College, India

   Nursing Research dates back to Florence Nightingale era followed by slow acceptance. Earlier researches were mainly in Nursing Education and administration. In the era of 1950’s Nursing Research was accepted as part of…

9. Oral

   Nurse Managers experiences of their leadership roles in a specific mining primary healthcare service in the West Rand

   Sanele Nene · University of Johannesburg, South Africa

   Introduction : Leadership role is the leader’s ability to influence followers to move in the right direction and to achieve shared organisational goals.The World Health Organisation’s (WHO) sustainable development goal…

10. Poster

    Perception of Nursing Students of Basic Sciences Courses in King Saud Bin Abdul Aziz University for Health Sciences

    Krutika Shaikh · King Saud Bin Abdul Aziz University For Health Sciences, Saudi Arabia

    Background: There were enormous research and discussion done to assess whether the nursing curriculum is well defined, modeled to adequately equip students with the bioscience knowledge they require for efficient…

11. Poster

    Perceptions and Behavioural risk factors related to Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDs) among impoverished people in urban Vietnam

    Machiko Higuchi · National Center for Global Health and Medicine, Japan

    Non-communicable diseases (NCDs) are an emergent health hazard worldwide. Cardiovascular diseases, cancer, chronic respiratory diseases, and diabetes are the four main NCDs that contribute to premature death and high…

12. Poster

    Sleep Patterns and Sleeping Disorders Among Low Risk and High Risk Pregnant Saudi Women: A Comparative Approach

    Iman El Kiweri · King Saud Bin Abdul-Aziz University For Health Sciences, Saudi Arabia

    Introduction: Scattered research evaluated sleep pattern as well as sleep disorders across pregnancy. However, sleep disorders remains under recognized in women of the Middle Eastern Arab population. Further, to our…

13. Poster

    The effects of loved ones loss on vulnerable people

    Sofica Bistriceanu · Academic Medical Unit -CMI, Romania

    Background: Our feelings influence the function of all systems composing the human body; the reasoning power fills us with energy, according to its value. Best pondering of existence maintains wellbeing, and wrong…

14. Poster

    Measurement of organizational culture, at health personnel of health centers in the Island of Crete

    Nikolaos Rikos · Department of Nursing, Hellenic Mediterranean University, Heraklion, Greece

    Background: Organizations are characterized by distinct types of culture, which affect the quality and efficiency of services provided. Specifically, organizational culture has been positively associated with…

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