Deadline: 15 January 2020
Taiwan Nurses Association (TWNA) will host “2020 Taiwan International Nursing Conference Endorsed by the International Council of Nurses (ICN)” with the theme of “The Vital Roles of Nurses in Global Health” on September 9-12, 2020. Abstracts are submitted and received in the period between September 15, 2019 and January 15, 2020 through
http://www.twinc2020.tw/abstract01.html. For more information about the 2020 Taiwan International Nursing Conference, please visit the website:
http://www.twinc2020.tw.
Deadline: 10 January 2020
Dr. Debra Hanna, President of the Roy Adaptation Association International welcomes all Roy Adaptation Model researchers and scholars, clinicians, educators, administrators, and students to the
21st Annual Workshops and Conference of the Roy Adaptation Association International.
Conference Theme: Roy Adaptation Model: Contributions to Authentic Nursing Knowledge
Criteria for evaluation:
- Quality of scholarship
- Authentic use of Roy Adaptation Model
- Potential contribution to practice, education, or research
- Contribution to conference theme
- Potential for further knowledge development
Notification of abstract acceptance will be made 14 February 2020.
Deadline: 15 January 2020
Abstract submission site is now open for the 16th Annual Clinical Nursing Research Conference 2020 sponsored by the Stanley Shalom Zielony Institute for Nursing Excellence at Cleveland Clinic.
This is a great opportunity for nurses interested in clinical nursing research, from novice researchers to experts, to share their research findings with like-minded professionals.
We are honored this year to have Molly McNett, PhD, RN, CNRN, FNCS, Assistant Director of the Implementation Science Core of the Helene Fuld Health Trust National Institute for Evidence-Based Practice at The Ohio State University; and Nancy Redeker, PhD, RN, FAHA, FAAN, inaugural Beatrice Renfield Term Professor of Nursing and Director of the Center for Biobehavioral Health Research at Yale University School of Nursing, as our keynote speakers.
Both days have a series of clinical research presentations, breakout sessions about research and dissemination methods, poster presentations, and time for networking. To submit an abstract, visit
http://clevelandclinic.org/researchconference.
Deadline: 20 January 2020
National Critical care nursing congress 2020. Annual conference of SCCN society for nurses.
Deadline: 24 January 2020
Innovation at the Point of Care: Celebrating Nursing Quality and Research
Purpose: Demonstrating nurses’ contribution to patient outcomes
Summary:
World Health Organization has designated 2020 as the Year of the Nurse and Midwife. Nurses and midwives constitute more than 50% of the world’s health care workforce and play a critical role in health promotion, disease prevention, and delivering care to achieve desired clinical outcomes.
As a result of attending this conference, both beginner and expert participants will be able to:
- discuss the latest research evidence and quality improvement work
- share innovative strategies for integrating evidence into nursing practice
- describe strategies for implementing large scale innovative evidence-based projects.
Deadline: 8 February 2020
The
Manila Doctors College of Nursing (MDCON) has unceasingly promoted the value and importance of research in nursing through its annual Research Congress (MDCONRC). The Research Congress intends to continue this advocacy of promoting excellence in nursing research by featuring student and professional nursing research studies from different academic and healthcare institutions all over the country so as to express the progress of the science and practice of nursing through innovative evidence-based discourse in research.
This grand academic gathering aims to further inspire nursing students and professionals to be involved in nursing research as research knowledge helps them become excellent nursing professionals.
Deadline: 3 March 2020
The conference will bring together nurses and educators interested in mainstreaming
genomics in the areas of education, practice, policy, research and leadership. The format will include presentations from international leaders, panel discussions and debates. Abstracts on all areas of the conference are welcome for poster or oral presentations. To submit an abstract visit:
http://bit.ly/GenomicsInNursing2020_P .
Deadline: 6 March 2020
What:
7th Annual Cultural Inclusion Institute: Advancing Knowledge, Cultural Inclusivity & Social Justice Related To The Impact of Human Trafficking in Primary Care Settings
Why should you attend? Healthcare providers and first responders may not realize they
are a crucial partner in combating and preventing human trafficking, particularly during and after emergency events. Join us in San Antonio, come for the conference stay for Fiesta. Registration Fee $200; Hotel room $149/night on Riverwalk.
Submit an abstract for poster or podium presentation.
Podium presentations will be 30 minutes in length to include question and answer time (review process is competitive).
Poster Presentations will be on Wednesday, April 22, 2020 4:00-5:00 PM tentatively (during evening reception)
Deadline: 31 March 2020
Nursing, Genomics and Healthcare - Integrating Genomics into Nursing Practice and Education
Nurses comprise over 50% of the global healthcare workforce, and have an important role in bringing the benefits of genomics to patients. Despite this, genomics has not been systematically incorporated into nursing teaching curricula, and there have been no significant changes in nursing practice that bring genomics into day-to-day health care.
This inaugural conference aims to address these concerns by focusing on pathways and resources to integrate genomics into clinical practice and nursing education. Overall the conference will focus on three strategic areas:
- Methods of achieving genomic competency, implementation, and integration into the practice setting, academic preparation, regulatory guidance and policy
- Mechanisms for international collaborative efforts on nursing genomic integration and evidence-based research
- International genomic nursing competencies, genomic integration assessment tool (ASIGN), and the G2NA implementation roadmap
The conference will bring together nurses and educators interested in mainstreaming genomics in the areas of education, practice, policy, research and leadership. The format will include presentations from international leaders, panel discussions and debates. Abstracts on all areas of the conference are welcome for poster or oral presentations.
Topics will include:
-Driving and measuring change
-Genomic implementation
-Exemplars in genomic practice integration
-Genomic education
-Leadership and collaboration: growing genomic nursing integration from scratch
Policy and regulation
-Public, patient, and family expectations of genomics and the healthcare workforce
-Action plan for establishing a collaborative genomic nursing competency
Deadline: 27 April 2020
The Second Colloquium on Chronic Illness Care on 8-10 July 2020 in Hong Kong.
The theme of the colloquium is ‘Driving Innovations and Advancing Science in Chronic Illness Care’. It aims to provide an international multidisciplinary platform for health care providers, academics and researchers to share their visions and passions for advancing chronic illness care through impactful research and innovations.
Internationally renowned scholars and experts will be invited as keynote speakers to share their insightful views and experiences in chronic illness care. There will be concurrent sessions to foster debates among participants on a wide range of theme-related topics, such as chronic illness prevention and early detection. Following the colloquium, professional workshops will be organised to equip participants with knowledge and skills in interpreting, planning and conducting systematic reviews.
Abstract submission is NOW OPEN! The submission deadline is 27 April 2020.
Abstracts for oral/ poster presentations relating to any of the following colloquium sub-themes are invited:
- Chronic illness prevention and early detection
- Symptom science research on chronic illnesses
- Impactful interdisciplinary research, education and innovations in chronic illness care
- Genomics research addressing chronic illness risk factors and related outcomes
- Translating evidence into action in chronic illness prevention and management
Your support and participation will contribute significantly to the success of this colloquium.