Introduction
Nursing practice is both a science and an art.
It requires scientific skill yet demands a strong background in the social sciences and humanities. Nursing makes a significant contribution to the health maintenance, health promotion and well-being of individuals, local communities and populations. A major challenge for current and future nursing practice, education and management is to address health for all and work towards equity and access to health care. Nursing Conference aims to explore advances in nursing practice, management and education in relation to health disparities as well as a breadth of other topics. WNC will provide an opportunity for nursing practitioners and educators to exchange research evidence, models of best practice and innovative ideas.
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Submission Topics
Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:
Nursing Practice
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Innovations in Patient Care
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Multi-Professional Practice
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Nursing Practice Model Reform
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Acute / Critical Care
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Care of Patients with Chronic Disease
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Symptom Management
Nursing Education
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Innovations in Nursing Education
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Problem-Based Teaching and Learning
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Evidence-Based Teaching and Learning
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Critical Thinking and Caring Competency Training
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Clinical Reasoning and Decision Making Competency Training
Nursing Management
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Workforce Planning
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Innovations and Reforms in Nursing Management
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Human Resource Management
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Quality and Safety of Nursing Care
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Nursing Outcome Study
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Crisis and Risk Management Primary Care Nursing
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Information Technology in Nursing
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Nursing Ethics
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Ageing and Geriatric Nursing
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Mental Health Nursing
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Leadership
Research
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Qualitative
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Quantitative
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Conference Date
Jul 24
2017
toJul 25
2017
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Nov 25 2016
Draft paper submission deadline
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Jul 25 2017
Registration deadline
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