Nursing is consistently changing from time to time. In order to accept some new challenges and further proceeding in your career, we have to make novel developments like Improving outpatient care, Importance of Ethnic accomplishment, improving health of the patient, increasing customer experience and rising data analysis skills among nurses Sub Tracks: Outpatient Care Importance of Cultural Competency Preventive Health Increasing Consumer Sophistication Rise of Nursing Informatics

Clinical nursing is a sophisticated medical practice which can give a professional advice regarding the pathological conditions and therapy approach. Clinical nurses works along with the different categories of nurse to process their technical skills and improves the healthcare of patients by working in different sectors. There are 3 spheres of influences like subject, nursing practitioner and domain (healthcare system) and these spheres further identifies 7 core competencies. Sub Tracks: Roles & Responsibilities Steps followed to achieve safety Clinical Nursing and Evaluation Clinical Nursing Research Clinical Treatment Disease Management Spheres and core competencies

Midwifery Nursing is a branch of medical science and medical profession that deals with gestation women, parturition and the postpartum period. The gestation period includes all the trimesters and parturition includes labor, delivery and their birthing positions. They are also responsible to take care of the newborn. Womens Health Nursing Involves the specialization in the ailments of effeminate consumptive structure that includes female genitalia growth, female genitalia malignancy, reasons for the progression of malignant tumor, cervical & breast carcinoma treatment. They are responsible in providing the healthcare services for woman in all aspects. In addition, they also provide the ethical principles regarding the infertility, contraceptive advices, labor and delivery advices to the woman. Sub Tracks: Breast Cancer Treatment & Prognosis Infertility Ethical Rules Menopause Challenges Ovarian Disorder Analysis Pregnancy Prevention Measures Reproductive Endocrinology Maternal & Neonatal Practices in Rural Areas First Antenatal Appointment Analysis Mental Illness & Post-natal Period

The important principle of primary healthcare nurse is to maintain the accessibility of primary healthcare services among the people of all age groups equally. They are also responsible in promoting the health of the patient, in preventing the diseased condition, for the purpose of rehabilitation & palliation and for the improvement of education & research areas. Sub Tracks: Health promotion Illness prevention Rehabilitation & Palliation Chronic illness management Quality control Nutrition & Healthcare Family Medicine

Pediatric nursing is a specialization of the nursing profession that focuses on pediatrics and the medical care of children, from infancy to the teenage years. Pediatric nurses usually work in a multidisciplinary team with other health professionals to provide the best medical care possible for children. They play an important role to monitor the health of young patients and provide care and support throughout their treatment. They are further classified into direct nursing care, Neonatal nursing and Pediatric Emergency nursing. They should follow certain principles to reach their goal in order to promote the health of the children. Sub Tracks: Vaccination & Autism Antibiotic Resistance in Preschool Children Eating Disorders & Social Media Impact Pediatric Care Ethics Adolescent Medicine Practices Speech Disorders Therapy

Nursing research develops knowledge about health and the promotion of health over the full lifespan, care of persons with health problems and disabilities, and nursing actions to enhance the ability of individuals to respond effectively to actual or potential health problems. The goal of nursing research is to facilitate the development of clinical nursing interventions which will improve health outcomes and contribute to the optimal delivery of care. Emerging technologies, including Artificial Intelligence, Virtual Reality, and the Internet of Things, are steadily becoming available globally to nurses to optimize care delivery and routine operations critical to patient care worldwide. Sub Tracks: Artificial intelligence (AI) Virtual Reality (VR) Internet of Things (IoT) Education and Research