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31st World Congress on Nursing and Healthcare, will be organized around the theme “Digital Nursing: Enhancing Care with Technology (CME & CPD Accredited)”
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Nursing education encompasses the study and practice of nursing as a profession, including responsibilities in patient care and various disciplines that contribute to patient recovery. Over time, nursing and its education have evolved significantly, marked by a continuous struggle for professional recognition and autonomy. Historical influences such as women's advocacy, religious factors, conflicts, technological advancements, and societal attitudes have shaped nursing practice. Contemporary nurse education emphasizes the importance of evidence-based practices to justify nursing interventions.
- Nursing Ethics
- Nursing Management
- Nursing Leadership
- Innovations in Nursing Education
- Evidence-Based Teaching and Learning
- Health Education
Occupational health nurses play a pivotal role in fostering community and workforce well-being by implementing tailored health promotion strategies. These initiatives often include wellness programs, ergonomic assessments, mental health support, and vaccination campaigns aimed at improving the overall health of the workforce. By partnering with employers, employees, and public health agencies, occupational health nurses help cultivate a culture of wellness that extends beyond the workplace, positively impacting families and the broader community. Their contributions also support productivity, reduce absenteeism, and enhance job satisfaction, creating a more sustainable and resilient workforce.
Injury prevention and protection are central to occupational health nursing. OHNs are trained to identify workplace hazards, conduct risk assessments, and develop comprehensive injury prevention plans. They provide training on safe work practices, proper use of personal protective equipment, and early detection of musculoskeletal issues and repetitive strain injuries. Through continuous monitoring and collaboration with occupational safety teams, OHNs ensure that injury prevention measures are up to date and effective. Their proactive involvement reduces workplace incidents, promotes compliance with health regulations, and ensures a safer environment for employees across various industries.