Advanced Nursing Research

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Dear Speakers, Delegates, Exhibitors & Sponsors,

It is our great pleasure to welcome you on behalf of the Organizing Committee of Advanced Nursing Research 2025. We warmly invite you to attend the “55^th International Conference on Advanced Nursing Research”, to be held in Paris, France on November 20–21, 2025.

This two-day international event is a premier platform for professionals, researchers, educators, and policymakers in the nursing field to gather, share, and explore the latest advancements in nursing practice, education, clinical care, and research. It is an exceptional opportunity to gain valuable insights, forge meaningful connections, and engage in thought-provoking discussions with peers from across the globe.

Advanced Nursing Research 2025 will feature distinguished international speakers who will present pioneering research, innovative strategies, and transformative perspectives that are shaping the future of nursing and healthcare delivery.

We look forward to welcoming you to Paris this November and hope you will join us in making the 55^th International Conference on Advanced Nursing Research a highly impactful and memorable event.

For any queries regarding the conference, please contact Mr. Martin Brown, the Program Coordinator.

With warm regards,
Organizing Committee
Advanced Nursing Conference 2025

About the Conference

The “55^th International Conference on Advanced Nursing Research”, set to take place on November 20–21, 2025, in Paris, France, is centered around the theme:
"Advancing Nursing Science: Innovations in Patient Care and Clinical Practice."

This prestigious global gathering invites participants from across the world to explore the evolving landscape of nursing practice, research, and education. The conference features a thoughtfully curated scientific program that includes keynote addresses, interactive panel discussions, plenary sessions, and specialized breakout tracks, offering a dynamic platform for engagement, collaboration, and knowledge sharing.

Topics to be covered include Evidence-Based Practice, Nursing Leadership, Clinical Innovations, Mental Health Nursing, Public Health and Community Care, Nursing Education Trends, and Emerging Technologies in Healthcare. This international platform is designed to present cutting-edge advancements that are transforming nursing care across settings.

Who Should Attend?

This event welcomes a broad spectrum of professionals and academics, including nurse researchers, clinical nurses, educators, policy-makers, nurse practitioners, midwives, healthcare providers, hospital administrators, and students. It is an ideal setting to network with leading professionals, showcase research, and learn about the latest developments and best practices in nursing and healthcare delivery.

The organizers aim to bring together both academic and clinical nursing professionals to foster collaboration and elevate the standards of patient care globally.

Target Audience:

• Nursing Researchers and Clinicians
• Nursing Professors and Faculty
• Academic and Clinical Nurse Educators
• Hospital Administrators and Nursing Directors
• Midwives and Maternal Health Professionals
• Nursing Practice Specialists
• Healthcare Technology Experts
• Nursing and Healthcare Policy Makers
• Graduate and Postgraduate Nursing Students
• Nursing Associations and Societies
• Healthcare Entrepreneurs and Innovators
• Public Health Officials
• Medical and Nursing Device Manufacturers
• Digital Health and EHR Developers

Sessions & Tracks

Track 01: Innovations in Clinical Nursing Practice

This session explores advanced clinical protocols, patient-centered care models, and evolving standards in bedside nursing. Emphasis will be placed on optimizing patient outcomes through innovation and technology. Clinical case studies and real-world applications will highlight practical strategies. Nurses will gain insights into improving workflow and efficiency in healthcare settings.

Track 02: Nursing Education & Teaching Strategies

Delve into transformative teaching methods and curriculum designs for nursing students and educators. Topics include simulation-based learning, competency-based education, and e-learning innovations. This track fosters excellence in both undergraduate and continuing nursing education. Attendees will explore ways to engage future nurses and improve academic outcomes.

Track 03: Leadership and Management in Nursing

This track focuses on developing leadership capabilities among nurse managers, executives, and healthcare administrators. It will cover strategic planning, conflict resolution, decision-making, and workforce management. Participants will explore leadership frameworks that support resilience and collaboration. Emphasis will be on leading effectively in evolving clinical and organizational environments.

Track 04: Mental Health and Psychiatric Nursing

Addressing mental wellness through effective psychiatric nursing interventions is the focus of this session. Attendees will examine therapeutic techniques, crisis intervention, and the evolving role of nurses in mental healthcare. Discussions will highlight support systems for both patients and caregivers. The session also emphasizes de-stigmatizing mental illness in nursing practice.

Track 05: Public and Community Health Nursing

Explore strategies to improve population health and reduce disparities through community-based nursing interventions. Topics include vaccination outreach, disease prevention, and health education programs. This track emphasizes partnerships with public health organizations. Nurses will gain tools to empower communities and promote wellness at a grassroots level.

Track 06: Evidence-Based Nursing Practice

This session emphasizes the importance of using current research to guide nursing care decisions. Learn how to critically evaluate literature, integrate evidence into practice, and measure outcomes. Attendees will gain practical tools to promote evidence-based protocols. The session is ideal for clinical nurses, researchers, and educators alike.

Track 07: Pediatric and Neonatal Nursing

Gain insights into the specialized care required for infants, children, and adolescents. Discussions will include developmental milestones, pediatric emergencies, and neonatal intensive care nursing. The session promotes a holistic, family-centered approach to pediatric health. Nurses will also explore innovations in pediatric diagnostics and treatment.

Track 08: Women’s Health and Midwifery

This session focuses on women's health across the lifespan, including maternal care, reproductive health, and menopause management. Learn about advances in midwifery, prenatal screening, and gynecological nursing. Emphasis will be placed on culturally competent care. Discussions will also explore global challenges in maternal and newborn health.

Track 09: Geriatric and Palliative Nursing

Explore comprehensive approaches to caring for aging populations and those with terminal illnesses. Topics include dementia care, symptom management, and ethical decision-making at end-of-life. The track emphasizes dignity, comfort, and emotional support for patients and families. Learn how to apply interdisciplinary models in long-term care settings.

Track 10: Nursing Informatics and Digital Health

Discover how technology is transforming nursing through digital records, health apps, and data analytics. This session covers trends in nursing informatics, AI-assisted care, and telehealth integration. Learn to harness technology to improve patient safety and outcomes. The session is ideal for nurses involved in digital transformation and IT adoption.

Track 11: Advanced Nursing Research Methodologies

Designed for researchers and scholars, this session explores quantitative, qualitative, and mixed-method research approaches. Attendees will learn about data collection tools, ethics, and publication strategies. Emphasis will be placed on designing impactful research projects. The session encourages innovation and integrity in nursing science.

Track 12: Critical Care and Emergency Nursing

This session delves into high-stakes nursing in critical care and emergency departments. Topics include trauma response, advanced life support, and rapid patient assessment. Learn how to manage acute conditions efficiently and effectively. The session also highlights teamwork and communication in emergency scenarios.

Track 13: Global Health and Nursing Diplomacy

Explore how nurses contribute to global health initiatives, international care standards, and cross-border health equity. This session includes case studies from low-resource settings, disaster response, and pandemic management. Nurses will learn to advocate for vulnerable populations globally. Emphasis is on global partnerships and healthcare policy.

Track 14: Occupational and Environmental Health Nursing

Learn how nurses protect workforce health through risk assessments, workplace safety protocols, and injury prevention. This session includes occupational disease surveillance and employee wellness programs. Environmental nursing issues like pollution and chemical exposure will also be addressed. Nurses will explore strategies for sustainable and safe workplaces.

Track 15: Infection Prevention and Control in Nursing

This session focuses on protocols and best practices to reduce healthcare-associated infections (HAIs). Topics include hand hygiene, antimicrobial stewardship, and outbreak management. Learn how nurses are at the forefront of infection control in hospitals and clinics. Emphasis is placed on policy development and compliance.

Track 16: Nursing Ethics and Patient Advocacy

Examine ethical challenges faced in modern nursing, including informed consent, autonomy, and end-of-life decisions. This session encourages moral reasoning, empathy, and professional accountability. Patient advocacy strategies and legal frameworks will also be discussed. Attendees will gain clarity on practicing with compassion and integrity.

Track 17: Rehabilitation and Chronic Illness Nursing

This session addresses rehabilitation nursing practices for stroke, cardiac, orthopedic, and neurologic recovery. Learn to support patients with chronic conditions like diabetes, COPD, and cancer. Focus will be on interdisciplinary collaboration and long-term care planning. Nurses will explore ways to empower patients and improve quality of life.

Track 18: Telehealth and Remote Nursing Care

Explore the growing impact of telemedicine in nursing care delivery, including remote triage and virtual monitoring. This session highlights technology-enabled patient support, especially in rural and underserved areas. Learn to manage digital consultations and troubleshoot telehealth platforms. Topics also include legal and ethical concerns in virtual care.

Track 19: Nursing Workforce Challenges and Retention

This track investigates current issues in nursing shortages, staff burnout, and job dissatisfaction. Attendees will explore evidence-based strategies for improving staff morale, retention, and professional development. Discussions will also include mentorship and organizational culture. Learn how to build a resilient and engaged nursing workforce.

Track 20: Integrative and Holistic Nursing Approaches

Discover complementary therapies such as mindfulness, aromatherapy, and therapeutic touch in nursing. This session advocates for mind-body-spirit alignment in patient care. Emphasis is placed on cultural sensitivity and patient preferences. Nurses will gain tools to deliver compassionate, whole-person care in diverse settings.

Participation / Presentation Options

Oral Presentation

Oral presentations may include topics from nursing research, theoretical frameworks, clinical practices, or personal nursing experiences, shared in a concise and impactful manner. Individuals with firsthand experience are also encouraged to present case studies or narratives that inspire and inform daily practice. Speakers with a 30-minute slot should aim to present for 20–25 minutes, with the remaining time reserved for Q&A moderated by the Session Chair. Keynote speakers are allotted 40–45 minutes.

Workshop

Workshop presenters may cover the same themes as oral presentations but with more hands-on demonstrations and specialized techniques in nursing care or education. These sessions are ideal for teaching clinical procedures, simulation techniques, or educational strategies. The typical duration is 45–50 minutes. Participants may present individually or with their teams, including research or academic coordinators, and are eligible for group registration waivers.

Poster Presentation

The Student Poster Competition, held during the Nursing Research 2025 conference, aims to encourage students and recent nursing graduates to present their original research. Each presenter will be allocated 5–7 minutes to explain their work and respond to questions from judges and the audience. This is an opportunity for emerging nursing professionals to engage with peers, exchange ideas, and build their research skills. Posters must be submitted in a hard copy format measuring 1x1 meter.

Webinar Presentation

Webinar participation is designed for nursing professionals and researchers who are unable to attend the conference in person due to scheduling conflicts or travel limitations. In this format, presenters may submit a pre-recorded video of their session, which will be played during the designated virtual webinar slot for remote attendees.

E-Poster

E-Poster presentations serve as an alternative to physical poster displays. The posters will be published on the conference website, and the accompanying abstract will appear in the official conference souvenir and associated journal, complete with DOI assignment. This allows for enhanced online visibility and citation opportunities.

Exhibition

Advanced Nursing Research 2025 provides exhibition space for commercial and non-commercial organizations such as healthcare product manufacturers, nursing equipment suppliers, academic institutions, training centers, nursing technology companies, and healthcare service providers. Exhibitors will have the opportunity to showcase their services and solutions to a global audience of nursing professionals.
To learn more about exhibitor booth details and benefits, visit the "Why Exhibit With Us?" section or send inquiries to [email protected].

Advertisement

The official conference program serves as a valuable resource that attendees refer to frequently. Advertising in the program is a strategic way to gain visibility among key nursing professionals, academic leaders, and healthcare decision-makers. To explore available advertisement options and pricing, send your proposal to [email protected].

Sponsorship Opportunities

Support the conference by becoming an official sponsor of Advanced Nursing Research 2025. Both Premium and Additional Sponsorship Packages are available, offering brand exposure, speaking opportunities, and exhibitor space. For more details, contact the Program Manager via email at [email protected] or WhatsApp at (+44 2045861247).

VISA Application

The Advanced Nursing Research 2025 Summit’s Organizing Committee hereby reiterates that we are NOT authorized to assist with any visa application procedures. You may be required to submit a Letter of Invitation, Letter of Abstract Acceptance, and Registration Payment Receipt to your respective embassy as part of the visa process.

Letter of Invitation: A Letter of Invitation serves as confirmation that your paper submission and registration application have been accepted by the Conference Organizing Committee. It will be issued in English and may support your visa application.

Token Amount: A token payment of USD 200 can be made to receive a payment receipt, which may be used as part of your visa documentation.

IMPORTANT:
SHOULD YOUR VISA APPLICATION BE DENIED, THE ADVANCED NURSING RESEARCH 2025 ORGANIZING COMMITTEE CANNOT INFLUENCE THE DECISION OF THE MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS, NOR WILL WE CORRESPOND WITH THE MOFA OR THE EMBASSY ON BEHALF OF THE APPLICANT. THE REGISTRATION FEE WILL ONLY BE REFUNDED IF THE VISA IS OFFICIALLY DENIED AND PROOF OF REJECTION IS SUBMITTED.

Abstract Submission Criteria & Eligibility

Abstract Submission Criteria & Eligibility

PRESENTATION REQUIREMENTS:

• Presenting authors are responsible for their own registration, travel, and accommodation costs.
• NOTE: Accepted presenters will receive an official acceptance letter via email, which will allow them to proceed with conference registration.
• All accepted abstracts will be compiled in the conference abstract book, which will be made available to participants during the event.
• If a presenting author is unable to attend, they must arrange for a qualified co-author or colleague to present on their behalf. Please notify the conference committee in such cases for updates in the program schedule.

SUBMISSION OPTIONS:

• Oral Presentations: Standard oral sessions will be organized thematically, with each presenter receiving a 30-minute time slot, including time for audience interaction.
• Keynote Sessions: Keynote speakers will have 45-minute slots to present their in-depth insights and leadership in nursing science.
• Workshops / Special Sessions: These will be allocated 60 minutes, including discussion time, and should involve demonstrations, group interaction, or case-based learning.
• Symposium: Symposium sessions will also run for 60 minutes, followed by a 5-minute Q&A session to foster discussion and debate.

Market Analysis

The nursing sector comprises a wide range of services including clinical practice, education, research, and healthcare delivery in both acute and community settings. The main objective of professional nursing organizations and academic institutions is to enhance patient outcomes by promoting evidence-based practice, innovation in care delivery, and professional development. This directly improves the quality of life, patient safety, and healthcare efficiency, while contributing significantly to public health systems and global well-being. Over the past 60 years, technological advancements and innovations in nursing care models have played a pivotal role in improving health outcomes worldwide.

The nursing profession is currently undergoing significant transformation. There is a growing number of nursing institutions, healthcare systems, and educational organizations that offer advanced programs and services, raising standards in clinical care and professional training. Today, nursing is one of the most vital and in-demand sectors in healthcare, offering broad career opportunities and a profound impact on population health.

Market Analysis of the Global Nursing Industry:

In 2011, the global market for nursing education, training, and services was valued at approximately $38.4 billion. This figure was projected to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 13.8%, increasing from $41.4 billion in 2012 to $79 billion in 2017. This growth reflects the urgent need for improved care delivery, nurse-patient ratios, and advanced clinical training to meet rising healthcare demands.

According to the World Health Organization (WHO) and market research data, the global nursing services market is expected to exceed USD 1,485 billion by 2023, reflecting an increase of over USD 350–380 billion from USD 1,105 billion reported in 2016. The expansion is driven by factors such as the growing aging population, chronic disease prevalence, shortage of skilled nurses, and increasing investments in healthcare infrastructure and nursing education.

By 2023:

• Global spending on advanced nursing practice and specialized care is projected to reach USD 815–832 billion.
• Primary and general nursing services are expected to account for USD 495–505 billion in spending.
• In Europe, healthcare spending related to nursing is forecasted to rise from USD 151.8 billion in 2016 to USD 170–200 billion.
• In the United States, nursing-related expenditure is projected to increase from USD 461.7 billion in 2016 to USD 645–675 billion by 2023.
• Emerging healthcare markets are expected to spend approximately USD 315–345 billion by 2021, up from USD 242.9 billion in 2016, with a strong focus on strengthening the nursing workforce and training capacity.

Past Conference Report

Advanced Nursing Research 2018

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