The full Nursing 2024 scientific program across 3 days — keynotes, oral presentations, and posters. Talks are ordered by program prominence within each day.
Day 1
20 presentations- Keynote · In-Person
A re-introduction of the “caring“ capacity in nursing’s interactive field
Patricia M Burrell · Hawaii Pacific University, United States
While AI has made major contributions and inroads in our everyday lives, in person interactions are being seen as becoming more valuable (Frey & Osborne, 2013). The in person interactions in nursing, which is a…
- Keynote · In-Person
Meeting the needs of patients with moderate to severe dementia; telling lies to support personhood
Jane Murray · Northumbria University, United Kingdom
Telling lies to patients with moderate to severe dementia is much debated in the literature. A whole range of words are used such as white lie, fiblet, therapeutic to reduce the emotional impact of the intervention…
- Keynote · Virtual
Violence as a public health crisis
Nina Beaman · Mary Baldwin University, United States
Despite the fact that in the timeline of world history, there are more safeguards against violence and more people in more countries value peace, violence continues to be a crisis in our world. The Philadelphia ACES…
- Oral · In-Person
Investigating the retention and attrition rates of Advanced Clinical Practitioners (ACPs) in emergency care (EC) within the United Kingdom
Katie Hemmings Trigg · University of Salford, United Kingdom
This presentation will detail the motivation for this study as a background and include the findings from the literature review on the topic of Advanced Clinical Practitioners (ACP) in Emergency Care (EC). ACPs are an…
- Oral · In-Person
Embedding salutogenesis in nursing student placements
Kate H Knight · University of Chester, United Kingdom
Over the last three years, the Indirect Placement and Supervision Assessment model has been deployed across numerous undergraduate Health & Social Care programmes at UK Higher Education Institutes. The model instigates…
- Oral · In-Person
The integrated safety promotion program on safety work behaviors among Thai waste collectors
Waruntorn Jongrungrotsakul · Chiang Mai University, Thailand
Occupational illnesses and injuries are the partly result of unsafe work behaviors. Safety training, an occupational health and safety standard, could either reduce or prevent such illnesses and injuries. This…
- Oral · In-Person
Qualitative study of family resilience in patients with refractory epilepsy
Liu Xinmin · The First Hospital of Jilin University, China
Objective: The purpose of this study was to understand and identify the characteristics of family resilience in patients with refractory epilepsy in Chinese cultural context. Method: A phenomenological study method was…
- Oral · In-Person
Effect of covid-19 on primary healthcare nurses’ job satisfaction and their turnover intention in Singapore
Bettina Lim Wan Sieng · National University Polyclinics, Singapore
Background: Globally, COVID-19 has added pressure to the healthcare workforce, particularly nurses, who face an exacerbated shortage. Few studies have investigated job satisfaction and turnover intention among primary…
- Oral · In-Person
Predictors of parenting stress among mothers raising children with ASD in the Sultanate of Oman: Mediating role of self-compassion
Maiyasa AL Saadi · Oman College of Health Sciences, Oman
Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is associated with comorbid medical and neurological conditions that affect the mental health status and Quality of Life (QOL) of those with the conditions, as well as their families and…
- Oral · In-Person
Evaluating a nurse-led Insulin tele-titration program on diabetes control in primary care
Janice Koh Huimin · National University Polyclinics, Singapore
Objectives: In Singapore, nurses in primary care have been titrating insulin doses through weekly telephone calls based on patients’ home glucose monitoring records. The primary aim of this study was to evaluate the…
- Oral · In-Person
Predictors the factors of getting lost behavior in dementia persons: Family caregivers' perspectives
Shu Hui Li · National Taipei University of Nursing and Health Sciences, Taiwan
Objectives: Dementia persons were at high risk of getting lost, placing a heavy burden on family caregivers. Although getting lost was difficult to predict, observable predictive factors can be used to detect possible…
- Oral · In-Person
Professionalism in nursing on indian context
Sivasankari S · Banaras Hindu University, India
Introduction: Understanding the cognitive base of professionalism renders to attain common consensus of concept, attributes, and indicators of professionalism in nursing. The study is aimed to define professionalism…
- Oral · Virtual
Organizational support, mental well-being and job satisfaction of nurses during covid-19 pandemic crisis in selected tertiary hospital in metro Manila
Jennifer Rhae Jubinal Lim · Lung Center of the Philippines, Philippines
Background: The increased workload and demands on healthcare workers suffering from COVID-19 is causing anxiety, especially when they are at high risk of contracting the disease, as well as their families and loved…
- Poster · In-Person
Literature review of physical health for people with schizophrenia
Eriko Mizuno · Juntendo University, Japan
Sudden cardiac deaths in patients with schizophrenia are about three times higher than in the general population, high prevalence of diabetes and cardiovascular disease shortens life expectancy by up to 25 years, and…
- Poster · In-Person
Development of a mental health program using self-compassion
Yasuko Koyano · The Jikei University School of Nursing, Japan
Objective: The aim of this study is to develop a mental health programme that incorporates self-compassion into a conventional stress reduction programme. Background: The COVID-19 pandemic caused not only an epidemic of…
- Poster · In-Person
Analysis of the effect of yang-yin acupoint massage combined with five-tone therapy on insomnia among middle-aged and young patients
Nana Jiang · East Hospital Affiliated to Tongji University, China
Objective: To analyze the efficacy of of Yang-yin acupoint massage combined with five-tone therapy in treating insomnia among middle-aged and young patients. Methods: Fifty individuals with insomnia, aged between…
- Poster · In-Person
Analysis of related factors affecting the therapeutic effect of DELP
Xiaohuan Qin · East Hospital Affiliated to Tongji University, China
Objective: To observe the therapeutic effect of DELP on blood lipid, and to explore the factors that may improve the therapeutic effect of DELP, so as to provide relevant experience for clinical treatment. Methods: A…
- Poster · In-Person
Management of acute rheumatic fever and rheumatic heart disease
Irene Harrison · Unitec – Te Pukenga, New Zealand
In 2020 a research review was conducted that evaluated the use of rapid antigen detection testing (RADT) as a means of early and accurate detection of strep A infections among school children. It was argued that the use…
- Poster · Virtual
A literature review of the impact of rubric assessment on adult nursing practice competencies in nursing colleges
Aki Ibaraki · Tokyo Women's Medical University, Japan
Purpose: The purpose of this study is to identify trends in research on rubric evaluation in adult nursing practice at nursing colleges and factors associated with nursing practice competence through a literature…
- Poster · Virtual
Learning from simulation: Experiences of students regarding high-invasive nursing technique of intraoral suction
Hideko Kakinuma · Tohto University, Japan
The role of nurses is expected to expand as they progressively respond to advancements in medical care and diversify their provision of health care services. As a result, they are required to have the ability and…
Day 2
32 presentations- Keynote · In-Person
Wellness and healthcare management in the age of wearable technology
Elvessa Narvasa · Quebec CCN, Canada
In this day and age, advancement in technology has become a way of life. Computer devices are no longer items that we use in our homes and places of work, carry in our bags and pockets. We can now wear those devices.…
- Keynote · Virtual
Managing healthcare transformation towards personalized, preventive, predictive, participative precision medicine
Bernd Blobel · University of Regensburg, Germany
For realizing pervasive and ubiquitous health and social care services, health and social care system have to undergo an organizational, methodological and technological transformation towards personalized…
- Keynote · Virtual
School-age mental health impact on education
Lisa Wallace · Morehead State University, United States
The purpose of this research presentation is to discuss school-age child mental health priorities. Researcher will provide the challenges faced by school nurses in Kentucky and the impact on children related to…
- Keynote · Virtual
Nurses’ voices: Grassroots to global
Deva Marie Beck · Nightingale Initiative for Global Health, Canada
The world’s nurses are deeply burned-out from the strains of frontline service to the worldwide COVID pandemic-while already enduring perpetual challenges from overwhelmed health care systems. But-even as nurses are…
- Oral · In-Person
The role of AI and digital twins in sustainable public health
David John Wortley · World Lifestyle Medicine Education Services, United Kingdom
This presentation explores the impact of consumer technologies, wearable devices, smartphone applications and artificial intelligence in the future of public health. It introduces the concept of a personal health…
- Oral · In-Person
The science of oral health and hygiene for patients in 2024
Virginia Prendergast · St. Joseph’s Hospital and Medical Center, United States
Pneumonia is one of the top three hospital-acquired infections. Pneumonia can occur regardless of whether a patient is on mechanical ventilation, and patients with conditions such as impaired cognition and dysphagia can…
- Oral · In-Person
Performance of Acute Physiology and Chronic Health Evaluation (APACHE II) severity scoring system on the outcome of critically ill patient in ICU
Raj Kumar Mehta · Lincoln University College, Malaysia
Background: Clinical assessment of severity of illness is an essential component of medical practice to define critically ill patients, estimate their prognosis, help in clinical decision making, guide the allocation of…
- Oral · In-Person
Clinico-epidemiological profile of patients with covid-19 in a tertiary care centre of central Nepal
Mamata Sharma Neupane · Lincoln University College, Malaysia
Introduction: The origins of the SARS-CoV-2 virus can be traced back to December 2019 when clusters of pneumonia cases of unknown etiology were reported in Wuhan, Hubei Province, China. COVID-19 pandemic, caused by the…
- Oral · In-Person
Remodeling of nursing education on e-learning platform in a medical college hospital
P Naveen Kumar · Kasturba Medical College, Manipal Academy of Higher Education, India
To showcase the experiences of 335 intensive care nurses learning on digital content in a medical college hospitals, as nurses are more in number than a private small hospital and to plan training programs to large…
- Oral · In-Person
Residents’ environment safety for fall prevention in a long-term care facility
John Francis Abitong Paraoan · NTUC Health Chai Chee Nursing Home, Singapore
Fall is one of the remarkable safety concerns in later life. Researchers have determined the age-related changes that contribute to the high incidence of falls like reduced visual capacity (Eliopoulos, 2013; Touchy…
- Oral · Virtual
What is the experience of nurses undertaking research activity whilst in paid employment? An interpretive descriptive study
Kathryn Tennant · Te Whatu Ora - Waitemata, New Zealand
The importance of research and evidence-based practice in delivering high-quality patient care is widely recognised. Research is pivotal in improving community health, as emphasised in the Waitemat? District Health…
- Oral · Virtual
Nurse recognition and response to unsafe practice by their peers
Wendy Blair · New Zealand Nurses Organization, New Zealand
Introduction: Internationally, nursing regulatory bodies have introduced practice standards in an attempt to manage unsafe practice. Despite this, unsafe practices still occur and the identification and management of…
- Oral · Virtual
How is the electronic medical record changing registered nurses’ practices when caring for patients?
April Martin · James Cook University, Australia
Worldwide, healthcare services have been adopting electronic medical records (EMRs) and person-centred care (PCC) (Institute of Medicine [IOM] 2001, 2012). Separately, the EMR and PCC are said to improve the safety and…
- Oral · Virtual
Analysis of the correlation and influencing factors between the perceived risk of cardiovascular disease and the objective estimation of risk in patients with chronic kidney disease
Zhang Yanjun · Zhengzhou University, China
Objective: To explore the correlation between the perceived risk of cardiovascular disease incidence and the objective estimation of risk in patients with chronic kidney disease, and to provide a basis for the…
- Oral · Virtual
Formation factors and countermeasures of sleep disorders in ICU nurses
Yixuan Sun · Henan University, China
Due to the particularity of hospital environment and medical work, nurses are often required to work 24 hours in shifts to ensure the continuous high-quality nursing and treatment work. In this environment, clinical…
- Oral · Virtual
Analysis of the influencing factors related to exercise adherence in community elderly patients with coronary heart disease: Based on self-determination theory
Xinxin Li · Zhengzhou University, China
Background: Clinical study shows physical activity in elderly heart patients remains below guideline recommendations. Motivation to exercise is an important factor in maintaining high exercise adherence in older adults.…
- Oral · Virtual
Psychosocial problems and coping strategies of preadolescent girls with early onset of puberty in selected ruraland urban schools
Jolly K M Sr Josline · Mar Sleeva College of Nursing, India
Introduction: Puberty, the biological transition to reproductive maturity is considered as an exemplary marker of transition from childhood to adolescence. Although puberty is a natural event, early puberty poses a risk…
- Oral · Virtual
Disaster management in pediatric nursing department
Mary Anbarasi Johnson · CMC Vellore Dr MGR Medical University, India
Disaster is a situation or event which overwhelms local capacity, necessitating a request to national or international level for external assistance (Centre for Research on the Epidemiology of Disasters). Historically…
- Oral · Virtual
Gait and cognition interlink with fall risk in older population: Mind-body connections for fall risk prevention
Varalakshmi Manchana · University of Hyderabad, India
Recent evidence from epidemiological and clinical studies shows that gait and cognition are inter-related in older adults. Alteration in gait speed and balance is closely linked with cognitive functions such as…
- Oral · Virtual
Why is thinking sociologically important for nursing
Gulbu Tanriverdi · Canakkale Onsekiz Mart University, Turkey
Sociology is known as, ‘Mother of all social sciences’. Sociology is the youngest of all social sciences. The history of sociology is as old as society. Systematic studies of society started long back in Greece (427–347…
- Oral · Virtual
Professional conduct in daily work ensures a successful personal and social life
Sofica Bistriceanu · Academic Medical Unit -CMI, Romania
Each individual selects a field of study according to their intellectual capabilities, preferences, and ability to fulfil the duties required in their chosen profession. Attaining expertise in a particular discipline…
- Oral · Virtual
Use of diapers and perception of the nursing team in hospitalized older people: Mixed methods study
Adriana Souza Szpalher · University of Aveiro, Portugal
Aging is a natural phenomenon characterized by a progressive decline in physiological integrity, resulting in the deterioration of cognitive and physical function. In this sense, changes in urinary function may occur…
- Oral · Virtual
The greatest gift we can give our children
Joanna Koch · La Leche League, Switzerland
This is without doubt our breast milk. It needs no heating, requires no sterilised water or bottles, no watching the clock, no panic when the formula runs out. There is always enough supply, at the right temperature…
- Oral · Virtual
Implementation of a screening process for identifying polypharmacy in patients 65 and older in the emergency room
Tonya F Boyd · Care New England, United States
As individuals age, they are more likely to have two or more chronic health conditions requiring prescribing of multiple medications to manage those conditions. Polypharmacy, or the presence of five or more medications…
- Oral · Virtual
Disrespect prevalent in undergraduate nursing students: A conceptualization model explaining the etiology
Kara R De La Fosse · Minnesota State University, United States
Background: Incivility in undergraduate nursing programs has been exemplified since the onset of the global pandemic. The nursing profession relies strongly on teamwork and unity. Incivility impedes learning and…
- Oral · Virtual
Development and implementation of an evidence-based protocol to increase nurses’ initiation of virtual patient observation
Ashley Weichert · Aspen University, United States
Introduction: Virtual patient observation (VPO) was a technology initiated in a hospital in September of 2022. Upon developing a policy surrounding VPO, there was a lack of a nursing protocol to guide nursing judgment…
- Oral · Virtual
Implementing a CAM program on inpatient units to reduce anxiety, stress and improve the patient experience
Shanita Reynolds · Garnet Health MC- Catskill, United States
Objective: This project presents data on the implementation of complementary and alternative modalities (CAM) to help hospital inpatients manage their anxiety and stress in a small community hospital in the United…
- Oral · Virtual
Decreasing the incidences of inpatient falls with structured, purposeful rounding
Angel C Pannell · Aspen University, United States
Patients who fell incurred injuries and lost reimbursement ensued at the host hospital. Hence, the project aimed to implement structured, purposeful rounding (SPR) to decrease falls in two medical-surgical units. John…
- Oral · Virtual
Nurse utilization in the backcountry
Judi Carpenter · Intermountain Health, United States
Background: Few published studies on civilian helicopter emergency medical services (HEMS) hoist programs exist. This study provides a demographic analysis of hoist rescue operations performed by the only FAA Part 135…
- Poster · Virtual
The nursing orientation passport: Development, implementation and evaluation of a nursing new hire onboarding tool
Brinda Balachandran · University Health Network- Toronto Rehabilitation Institute, Canada
University Health Network (UHN) is one of Canada’s leading health care and medical research organization. The scope of research and complexity of cases at UHN has made a national and international source for discovery…
- Poster · Virtual
Decreasing pressure injuries on a neuro-intermediate care unit by increasing static waffle overlay usage
Anna Podgorski · Queen’s Medical Center, United States
Background: The development of a pressure injury can have detrimental health effects on patients. Around 60,000 patients die every year worldwide due to complications secondary to pressure injuries (Borojeny, et al.…
- Poster · Virtual
The current status of nurses' psychological experience as second victims in restoring the event after a patient safety incident in China: A mixed study
Zhuoxia Li · Shanxi Bethune Hospital, China
Purpose: The objective of this study is to gain insight into the psychological experience and present condition of nurses who serve as second victims in the process of restoring the sequence of events. Additionally…
Day 3
9 presentations- Keynote · In-Person
The lived experience of a nurse transitioning from a clinical setting to an academic environment
Ismat Mikky · Bloomfield College of Montclair State University, United States
The transition from nursing practice to academia is a challenging experience. Nurse educators new to the academic setting often experience role conflict and reality shock as they leave a clinically-oriented setting to…
- Keynote · Virtual
It’s okay for healthcare providers to say “i’m not okay
Elaine Webb · Houston Methodist Willowbrook Hospital, United States
The emotional, psychological and physical toll on clinicians is a significant aspect of their work while caring for patients amid high-stress situations. This problem affects clinicians regardless of background, race…
- Oral · In-Person
Effect of low-dose heparinized saline (LDHS) on arterial line patency in patients with severe covid-19 disease
Narisa Ajonsre · Mahidol University, Thailand
Purpose: This research was to find an approach to reduce or prevent obstruction and prolong the useful life of the arterial pressure measurement tape of COVID-19 patients by studying the efficacy of low dose heparin in…
- Oral · In-Person
Lived experiences of teenagers with pregnancy stress in Taiwan
Chin Lan Yang · National Taipei University of Nursing and Health Sciences, Taiwan
Background and Objectives: Early pregnancy and unintended pregnancy can cause a variety of stressors for teenagers, which are influenced by the teenager's age, culture, socialization, and support. This study aimed to…
- Oral · In-Person
Construction of a thirst management program for ICU postoperative patients fasting from food and drink and its application
Weiying Zhang · East Hospital Affiliated to Tongji University, China
Background: The high incidence of thirst in postoperative ICU patients who fast from food and drink can cause much harm. Existing studies on thirst were large and rich in evidence. However, nurses often intervene with…
- Oral · In-Person
Occupational health problems among taxi drivers in chiang mai province, Thailand
Waruntorn Jongrungrotsakul · Chiang Mai University, Thailand
This descriptive study was designed to examine occupational health problems among taxi drivers. The study sample were 350 Taxi Drivers in Chiang Mai province, Northern part of Thailand. Data collection was conducted…
- Oral · In-Person
A survey on cognition and attitude of teamwork in pre-practice period of nursing students in higher vocational colleges and an analysis of influencing factors
Hai Ping Yu · East Hospital Affiliated to Tongji University, China
Purpose: To investigate the current status of cognitive and attitudinal cooperation among vocational nursing students who are about to enter clinical internships, and to analyze influencing factors. This study aims to…
- Oral · Virtual
Which procedure is the best for drainage to ease nausea and vomiting due to pylorus obstruction with advanced gastric cancer: The comparison amoNG naso-gastric(NG) tube, Percutaneous Endoscopic Gastrostomy(PEG), and Percutaneous Transesophageal Gastrotubing(PTEG)
Nagato Katsura · Kobe University Graduate School of Medicine, Japan
PTEG is the excellent and elaborate procedure for both administration way of nutrition and drainage for gastrointestinal obstruction as a palliative care, however, as for now, have not been spread around the world…
- Oral · Virtual
Effectiveness of intervention for orthostatic hypotension among psychiatric patients in mental hospitals
Sari Narulita · Binawan University, Indonesia
Introduction: Orthostatic hypotension is a sudden drop in blood pressure when changing position. Treatment of psychiatric patients with antipsychotics has the potential to cause orthostatic hypotension and the risk of…
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