OVERVIEW

Nursing Research and Practice with Technology Approach is organized by eMedEvents.

Nurses play a vital role in the patient care and also in maintaining the quality of clinical research. Nursing is progressively changing from time to time by adopting the latest technology. There are multifactorial advancement in the current trend including the increase in the aging population, a transition to informatics, a nursing shortage, and an overarching emphasis on specific frameworks for the guiding of nursing practice, including integration of evidence based practice.

According to preliminary November data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the hospital subsector’s workforce has dipped nearly 90,000 people since March of 2020, Among nurses alone, the American Nurses Association expects there will be more than 100,000 registered nursing jobs available annually by next year.

A perennial concern is that nurses have generally not kept pace with rapid changes in digital technologies and their impact on society. This limits the potential benefits they bring to nursing practice and patient care. Despite the challenges, it is important to improve the nursing practice and patient care for better outcomes.

Who Should Attend?
• Nursing Assistant
• Licensed Practical Nurses
• Licensed Vocational Nurses
• Registered Nurses
• Surgical Assistant Registered Nurses
• Home Care Registered Nurses
• Emergency Room Registered Nurses
• Labor and Delivery Nurses
• Clinical Nurse Supervisor
• Nurse Case Manager
• Critical Care Registered Nurses
• Oncology Registered Nurses
• Health Informatics Nurse Specialists
• Advanced Practice Registered Nurse (APRN)
• Clinical Nurse Specialist
• Nurse Practitioner
• Nurse Educator

Why to Attend?
Meet your peers and gain latest knowledge and imply it in practice while getting CNE points acrredited

Webinar Sessions:
• Session 1: Emerging Technologies in Nursing Education
• Session 2: The Future of Virtual Care Nursing
• Session 3: Technology and Medication Error in Nursing Care
• Session 4: Nursing in primary health care
• Session 5: Leadership for Fundamental Care
• Session 6 : Preparation of Advanced Practice Registered Nurses for Future
• Session 7: Challenges in Nursing Education and Improvements
• Session 8: Aging and Shortage of Nursing Faculty
• Session 9: Nursing Informatics