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Nursing Education

Nursing education refers to the particular training that a nurse receives in order to be qualified to work with patients. It educates nurses about how to give different medicines, to study patient and to implement better services to patients. It is the foundation stone of the nursing profession. The goal of nursing education is to develop the nursing profession. Poor education and a lack of proper information can lead to errors that are harmful to the health of people. Improved knowledge is an important tool for preventing errors and providing higher quality care. With improved health literacy, the average human life expectancy is more than ever before. Nurse educators are in particular in demand and their role has been extended to a variety of areas beyond faculty setting, including medical equipment training, patient education, disease prevention and many other areas that are possible with MSN Education.

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Nursing Research

Nursing research helps nurses to discover fruitful best practices and improve patient care. Research is significant to realize where nursing is going and what it is intending to accomplish. Every nurse can advantage from knowing why nursing research is necessary, how research is performed and how research conducted in patient care. Nurses have a responsibility in some way to make a contribution to the development of the profession’s expertise via research.

The standards of using a research based approach to nursing include:
•   Improvement in patient care
•   Low cost of care delivery
•   Answerability and safety against lawsuit
•   Adding existing body of nursing expertise
•   Improvement of nursing as a profession

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Women Health Nursing

A women's health nurse practitioner (WHNP) is a qualified and professional nurse practitioner who provides primary care for women of all ages. The original WHNP focus was on family planning, but advanced to include obstetric, reproductive and gynecological health. WHNPs are well educated and therefore they can teach patients and family about disease actions, treatments, and elimination in addition to distinguishing critical health problems.

Skills needed
•   Ability to perform a well-woman evaluation
•   Information about self-breast examinations and breast health education
•   Women's health knowledge
•   Patient education
•   Ability to provide care to women across populations, social classes, socio-economic and age groups and in urban, suburban and rural settings

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Nursing Leadership and Management

The complex and multi-faceted nature of advanced healthcare requires nursing leadership experts who can make beneficial intra-departmental and facility-wide systems of healthcare transport, while driving a beneficial and productive workforce. Nursing leaders should influence others to improve the quality of care along with the direct participation in clinical care. One of the most significant acknowledge that can be observed by nurse leader is that no one individual can accomplish efficient results alone. The nurse manager is responsible for creating secure, well environments that support the work of the health care team and contribute to patient engagement. They need good communication and leadership skills. They will be good at organizing resources and staff and achieving goals and priorities. They must be successful leaders who can strike a balance between collaborating with nursing staff and the managers of healthcare facilities.

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Clinical Nursing

Clinical Nurse Specialist (CNS) is an advanced clinical nurse who can provide professional guidance on particular conditions or methods of care. They incorporate their specialized knowledge of disease processes in the assessment, diagnosis and treatment of patients' illnesses, but their function extends beyond the provision of patient care. Clinical experience is important throughout a nurse's career — student or experienced — because it provides a roadmap for patient care decisions and career development.

Duties and Responsibilities
•   Coordinate with clinical providers for the fulfilment of patient inquiries
•   Prepare documentation for all patient care information
•   Assistance in fixing patient appointments and testing tasks
•   Supporting staff in the delivery of patient care services

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Community Health Nursing

Community health nurses work to ensure the health of the entire population or community, rather than focusing solely on patient-specific care. It combines all the basic elements of professional, clinical and nursing care with public health and community practice. Community health nurses work with people from many different cultural backgrounds, often with disadvantaged and marginalized people. The Community health nurses also act as advocates. Research is another common duty for community health nurses. Community health nurses are also engaged in prenatal and pediatric care. Community health nurses play an important role in seeing, diagnosing and treating patients with all kinds of problems.

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Clinics
Churches
Community health centers
Non-profit organizations

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Public Health Nursing

Public health nursing is a nursing field that combines the principles of nursing and public health. It focuses on improving the health of the population by emphasizing prevention and attending to multiple determinants of health. A public health nurse differs from other nurses in that at the same time they do not only care about a single patient. Instead, they focus on improving the health of the entire community or population. The purpose of public health nursing is to promote wellness and prevent illness. PHN focuses on the health of entire populations or communities.

Some common public health nurse roles include:
•   Plan and conduct health awareness programs and campaigns
•   Conducting disease prevention programs
•   Monitoring community health and disease trends and identifying problem areas
•   Provide education to the public to improve the health of at-risk groups

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Family Nursing

Family Nursing is a nursing field that provides primary care for all patients of from infants to geriatric health. This nursing specialization deals with understanding people's experiences of health and illness within the context of their family. Family nurses often work with patients throughout their entire life cycle. This helps to foster a strong relationship between the health care provider and the patient. Nurses associate with families to make conditions that decrease and alleviate emotional, physical, and spiritual suffering from illness. Although FNPs have always been in demand, a recent shortage of family practice doctors has resulted in an upswing in FNPs taking on more primary care roles, especially in underserved communities. With a broad understanding of care across all ages, FNPs tend to have a meaningful sense of the overall health of the communities they serve, which can be invaluable to health care providers and community leaders in times of crisis. FNPs can have rewarding careers in a professional, personal and financial way.

FNP duties may include:
•   Evaluation and diagnosis of health conditions
•   Perform routine physicals
•   Develop and implement treatment plans for acute and chronic diseases
•   Providing primary health care with a focus on preventive care
•   Prescribing medications and other therapies
•   Order and view clinical and other medical tests
•   Support in minor surgeries
•   Making appropriate referrals when necessary

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Cancer Nursing

An oncology nurse is a nurse specialized in caring for patients with cancer. These nurses need specialized oncology certifications and clinical experience beyond the standard baccalaureate. Oncology is a demanding field in which nurses assist patients, families , and caregivers through the uncertainty of diagnosis and treatment, as well as the anxiety of other disease-induced uncertainties including mortality. Oncology nurses having three important roles: Continue the targets and morals of health care; take part in the patients' experiences; and resolve the health care principles and the patients' experiences. Nurse’s salary depends on experience, expertise, and location.

Daily activities
•   Care for patients diagnosed with cancer
•   Offering education and support to the families of patients
•   Chemotherapy Administration
•   Manage side effects of chemotherapy
•   Evaluation of ongoing needs and educational deficits

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Nursing Informatics

Nursing informatics is a nursing field that joins nursing, information, and computer science to maintain and develop medical data and systems to support nursing practice and improve outcomes for patient care. The aim of nursing informatics is to improve the health of populations, families, communities and individuals by improving communication and information management. The contribution of nursing informatics to the improvement and development of technology, such as electronic medical records and computerized service providers, was critical in minimizing health care costs, medical errors and patient care delays. A variety of medical settings, from hospitals to health care providers, require nurse informatics specialists. Representatives of nurse vendors, nurse managers, nurse programmers, and nurse communicators are examples of popular careers in information technology.

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Pediatric Nursing

Pediatric nurse provides health and medical care to infants, children and adolescents. The pediatric nurse can talk to kids and ask questions about their health, particularly when kids are scared and can't express their problems clearly. Pediatric nurses should be kind, compassionate, and caring towards children. Pediatric care starts with the new-born evaluation and vaccine at birth and extends to patients transferring from a pediatrician to a general physician until after teenage years. Pediatric care includes annual immunizations and check-ups, as well as any illnesses or minor injuries. The demand for pediatric nurse practitioners in acute settings is projected to be extremely high over the next few years. Nurses retire at high rates, and very few new nurses choose this specialty.

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Private practice physicians’ offices
Hospitals
Clinics
Schools
Community organizations
Surgical centers

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Midwifery

A midwife is a trained professional who helps women with pregnancy, childbirth and the postpartum period. A midwife spends her days teaching women about pregnancy, conception and parenting, arranging and reviewing ultrasound and blood testing, referring to other specialists when needed, advising medicine, inspecting and caring for newborn infants, and offering guidance on breastfeeding, immunization, fertility and general mother and baby health. Career prospects can also be found in community, education and research centers.

Skills and knowledge

Medicine and neonatal care knowledge
Understanding and sensitivity
Psychology knowledge
Expertise in customer support
Ability to work well under pressure and accept criticism
Counselling skills
Knowledge of basic tasks on computer or hand-held device

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Critical care and Emergency Nursing

Critical care nursing is the nursing specialty that specifically addresses with human responses to life-threatening problems. ICU nurses and critical care nurses are trained to use their skills and experience to care for critically ill patients who are at high risk for life-threatening health problems. Emergency nursing involves treating people with physical and/or psychological health problems episodically. Emergency nursing can be delivered in a variety of settings-including in departments for accident and emergency (A&E), minor injury units, ambulance or other acute transportation services, out-of-hour walk-in centers and in the military. Critical nurses can promote from positions like assistant unit manger to higher levels as head nurse on the basis of experience and expertise. If they have the necessary communication and leadership skills, they can be offered administrative roles such as chief nurse, assistant director, director, or vice president.

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Dental Nursing

The role of a dental nurse is to support the dentist in all aspects of patient care; this includes preparing the appropriate instruments and surgery, ensuring that infection control procedures are followed and continuous preparation of surgery throughout the day. A dental nurse is typically the first contact of the patients after reaching the surgery of the dentist. Most of the people are very nervous when visiting dentist, so a dental nurse needs to be able to make the patient feel at ease – a dental nurse needs good skills for people. During surgery a dental nurse needs to be able to work quickly and keep calm. Dental nurses are typically employed in the private dentist or orthodontist office.

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Instruments decontamination responsibility
Maintain dental operating equipment
Arrange relevant materials and supplies
Making notes when the dentist is examining a patient
Work closely with the dentist and keep the surgery ready for use

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Healthcare

Healthcare refers to the medical professional’s attempts to preserve our physical and mental well-being. This can be accomplished with surgery, medication administration, or some other lifestyle changes in a human. Each individual has needed different care depending on their health problem, as some require normal care and some require special attention. So depending on patient condition healthcare mainly divided into 3 types (Primary Healthcare, Secondary Healthcare and Tertiary Healthcare). People are much more at risk without access to healthcare. Diseases, malnutrition, pregnancy - all without appropriate care and support can become extremely dangerous.

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Adult Health Nursing

Adult health nursing is also one of the nursing field includes a wide range of skills and knowledge necessary to care for adult patients. Adult nurses must be trained to help patients with chronic physical illness and acute, within community and hospital environment. Adult nursing is a fulfilling profession, where nurses have a real opportunity to make a difference in the lives of people. There are many subspecialties in adult nursing, ranging from cardiac care to geriatrics and hospice care. Each and every health concerns of adults should be in an adult nurse’s knowledge and skill base. Nurses are working in clinics, private health care facilities, hospitals, hospices, or other health services. The growth trend for all registered nurses, including adult health professionals, indicates a growth rate between 19 per cent and 26 per cent higher than average by 2022.

Some of the most common jobs in adult health nursing
•   Acute Settings Nurse
•   A&E Nurse
•   Theatre Nurse
•   Intensive Care Nurse
•   Nursing Home Nurse
•   Palliative Care Nurse
•   Practice Nurse
•   District Nurse
•   Cosmetic Nurse
•   Research Nurse
•   Nurse Assessor
•   Oncology Nurse

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Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing

Psychiatric nursing, also known as mental health nursing, is a specialized field of nursing practice that provides holistic care to individuals with mental disorders or behavioral problems so as to promote their physical and psychosocial well-being. Thus psychiatric nurses not only provide physical care but also socialize and interact with their patients in order to create a healthy, supportive atmosphere that facilitates positive change. Mental illness can affect people of any age, ethnic background or socioeconomic status.

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Obstetrics and Gynecology Nursing

Obstetrics and gynecology nursing refers to the special care for women during pregnancy and childbirth and in the diagnosis and treatment of diseases of the female reproductive organs. Obstetrical nurses perform postoperative care on a surgical unit, cardiac monitoring, vascular monitoring, health assessments and stress test evaluations. Employment as an OB nurse offers many opportunities for career and personal growth.

OB/GYN workplaces

Obstetrics and gynecology physician's office
Hospital maternity ward
Midwife practice
Family planning center
Private birthing centers
Urgent care clinics
Community clinics
Army

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Surgical Nursing

Surgical nursing, also known as perioperative nursing that focuses on care before, during and right after surgical and diagnostic procedures. It is a challenging and dynamic sector that offers many opportunities for learning and professional growth. Surgical nurses assist with all aspects of surgery including cardiac surgery, oncology, neurosurgery, pediatrics, general surgery, ophthalmology, dental, orthopedics, urology and many more. Surgical nurses are in high demand. Nurse’s salaries depend on their level of education, years of experience, employer and where they live and work.

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Hospitals
Ambulatory surgery centers
Clinics
Physician offices

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Cardiac Nursing

Cardiac care nurses monitor and help patients suffering from a different of heart problems or conditions. This may include patients with coronary artery disease or congestive heart failure, or patients recovering from angioplasty or bypass operations. Heart patients experience three extremely special conditions during hospitalization -- Coronary Care Unit (CCU), Progressive Coronary Care Unit (PCCU) and the Emergency Room (ER). Cardiac care nurses monitor the hearts of patients of all ages and may assist prescribe cardiac medications and perform stress-test evaluations on a daily basis or take care of more severe heart issues, such as helping with defibrillation. Cardiac nurse is working closely with a cardiologist to improve standard cardiac treatment. Cardiac disease is one of the leading causes of mortality throughout the world and with advances in cardiac care technology and the growing elder population, cardiovascular nurses care are in high demand.

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Patient safety

Patient safety is a discipline that emphasizes health care safety by preventing, recording, reducing and estimating medical errors which often lead to adverse effects. It is the avoidance of unintended or unexpected harm to people during the provision of health care. It's preventing unwanted or unforeseen damage to people during health care provision. Patients should be treated in a safe environment and protected from preventable harm. Approximately 440,000 people die every year from preventable hospital errors. It's important that patients, their families, and healthcare professionals should be involved in patient safety to be aware of the issues, mitigation strategies and best practices for ensuring patient safety for all.

Job titles

Director of Quality Management
Director of Patient Safety
RN Director of Clinical Quality Improvement
Director of Performance Improvement
Vice president of Performance Improvement
Patient Safety Officer
Patient Safety Consultant
Director of Quality Outcomes
Quality Improvement Director
Medical Director

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Wound Care Nursing

Wound care nurses use a different type of techniques to assess, treat and care for patients with wounds. They also develop treatment plans to follow for medical team, patients and their families to help recover and avoid recurrence of the wounds. Wound care nurses work closely with doctors and other patient care team members to determine the best course of treatment for wounds and to ensure careful follow-up to treatment plans. Wound care nurses work in a variety of health care environments where patients have wounds including operation rooms, ICU and critical care, nursing homes, patient homes and hospices. Some wound care nurses specialize in a specific type of care, such as taking care of ostomies, dealing with diabetic patients or foot care. Wound care nurses career outlook is expected to increase for various reasons. There is a growing population with a multitude of needs, many of which need the help of wound care experts.

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Primary Care Nursing

Primary health care is considered the first level of medical care. Primary nurses work in a variety of settings, each sharing the characteristics that they are part of the first level of contact with the health system. Primary care nurses must be skilled in a variety of basic daily nursing procedures. As a primary care nurse, you are most likely to interact with patients on a regular basis. Working as a primary care nurse can be a little less stressful than working as a different type of nursing professional. Primary care nurses are most often employed in physician offices and outpatient clinics. However, these nurses are also hired by hospitals and other healthcare facilities. Primary care nurses take basic recordings and tests, measuring things like height, weight and blood pressure. They are also responsible for a lot of direct patient care, including treatment of patients after initial diagnosis.

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Travel Nursing

Travel nursing is a concept of nursing assignment that has developed in response to a shortage of nurses. Travel nurses are RNs from a variety of clinical backgrounds working for independent staffing agencies. These nurses’ needs may be due to lack of experienced nurses, expected absence leave, such as maternity leave, or seasonal population fluctuations. Travel is an excellent career choice for nurses who have at least 12 months of recent acute care clinical experience and want to advance their careers, salaries or lifestyles.

Advantages

The ability to work as much or as little as you want to do
Control work schedules by accepting assignments as needed
The chance to check out a lot of areas of the country before you settle down
Experience a variety of work environments and company cultures
Seeing the country – and the world
Adventure opportunities

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Geriatric Nursing

Geriatric Nursing, also known as gerontological nursing that provides complete source of clinical information and management advice for the care of older adults. Geriatric nurses are some of the most important professionals in this field, as they often provide daily care to patients with unique needs. Geriatric nurses work in hospitals, doctors’ offices, ambulatory care centers and aging communities (retirement and nursing homes). Geriatric nurses may visit patients' homes to provide care or work in centers that help the elderly to combat memory loss and dementia.

Roles & Duties

Education for the patient
Management of medication
Liaison between patients , family and healthcare providers
Maintain functional mobility
Maintenance of psychosocial health
Bedside nursing for geriatric patients

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Military and Combat Nursing

A military nurse offers medical support to patients within the military and the various branches of the military, including the Air Force, the Army and the Navy. Military nurses may be expected to perform their duties at a nearby military care center or hospital, on board an aircraft or in hostile settings during extractions.

Roles & Duties

Advancing military nursing research priorities
Physiological responses to environmental challenges
Health deployment
Combat Casualty Treatment
Values and ethics
Military Operational Medicine
PTSD

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Forensic and Legal Nursing

Forensic nurses are specialized in areas such as the medical related investigation of death or the gathering of evidence. These nurses act as intermediaries between the medical field and the criminal justice system. Forensic nurses may work with victims of rape, sexual assault, domestic violence, pediatric trauma, as well as other violent or traumatic events. Forensic nurses often work with hospitals, prisons and law enforcement agencies to gather and document evidence and act as aids in the investigation of the crime scene. They can also provide expert testimony to the court to assist in the conviction of criminals. The employment outlook for forensic nurses is particularly favorable, as there is currently not enough to meet demand across the world. Legal nurses are registered nurse who uses their expertise to provide advice and expert testimony in medical-legal cases. Legal nurses play an important role in estimating the standard of care, the cause of injuries or reasonable damages when a malpractice case is filed against a doctor, hospital, health professional or organization.

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Advanced Nursing Practice

Advanced practice in nursing describes a level of nursing practice that uses advanced and improved expertise, experience and knowledge in estimation, arrangement, execution, diagnosis and evaluation of the care needed. Advanced practice nurses are licensed at the state level and accredited by national nursing organizations. Nurses practicing at this level are educationally arranged at the post-graduate level and may work either as specialists or as generalist capacity. Registered nurses working at this advanced level must comply with the following standards.

Have an active NMC registration
Practice within the four elements
Have a job plan that reflects advanced nursing practice and has credibility with colleagues at this stage
Be educated at the Masters level
Be an independent prescriber
Meet the criteria for NMC revalidation
Manifest autonomous authentication

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Nursing Theory

Nursing theories are arranged, scientific knowledge concepts that actually define the scope of nursing practice. These theories are vital in the concept of nursing. Most of the nursing theories are developed by nurses, but at times other health professionals, such as physicians have contributed to the development of nursing theories. Nurses can create a theory on their own or in collaboration with other nurses. In short, nurse theories assist explain what nurses do and why they do it. The framework provided by the various nursing theories helps to shape the parameters of patient care delivery. Doctors of Nursing Practice (DNPs) may use these theories to help shape care delivery plans in a way that is compatible with a variety of planned outcomes. In general, nursing theories are categorized into three different levels.

Grand Nursing Theories
Middle-Range Nursing Theories
Practice-Level Nursing Theories

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Telemedicine and e-Health

Telemedicine is the exchange of medical information from one location to another through electronic communication, which improves the health status of patients. Telemedicine has many uses and can be used for a variety of services, including wireless devices, smartphones, two-way video, email, and other types of telecommunications technology. Telemedicine needs no major outlay other than two things: a webcam, and a secure patient interface that links the doctor directly to a secure electronic medical record database. This ensures confidentiality, the ability to store the appropriate medical records, and connectivity. EHealth is a broad term that refers to the use of information and communication technology in healthcare. E-Health is at the intersection of medical informatics public health and industry, health services and web-based records.

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Occupational Health Nursing

Occupational health nursing focuses on the promotion and restoration of safety, the prevention of disease and injury and the protection against workplace environmental hazards. It focuses on early intervention, which reduces the costs of workers ' compensation. Nurses have direct contact with employees and are often confronted with health-related issues and problems. To be working as an occupational health nurse, they must be enrolled on part 1 of the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) register. They can also be enrolled as midwives and on part 2 of the register.
Occupational health nurse roles include:
•   Identifying and preventing occupational health problems
•   The promotion of healthy living and working conditions
•   Understanding the impact of work on health and health on work
•   Advice on first aid management
•   Provision of health screening services
•   Monitoring of the workforce and the workplace and assessment of health needs
•   Promotion of health
•   Education and training
•   Counselling and support
•   Risk assessment and management
•   Travel health

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Men in Nursing

Women are typically dominant in nursing. But more men are entering the profession, especially as a result of the depressed economy and the shortage of nurses in the world. Men in the nursing field are able to offer a different perspective and help make some patients feel more comfortable. Male nurses have the same routes and specialties as female nurses. There's another reason why people want to become nurses apart from job security and support: because they enjoy helping others.

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Scope & Importance

The concept of nursing is diagnosis and treatment of human reactions to current or possible health issues. Nurses are doing far more than caring for the physical and psychological symptoms. It is a very demanding, hard-working, common, respectful and merciful occupation.

Nursing is the right career option for those candidates who are eager and interested in serving the human being. It suits the women very well.

Global Nursing 2022 Conference aims to bring together leading academic faculty, scientists, research scholars and healthcare professionals to share and discuss their knowledge and expertise on all aspects of Nursing, Midwives and Healthcare.

10 Types of Nurses that Are in High Demand

More than 100 Nursing Types

Top 10 Nursing Universities Worldwide:

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Nursing Associations Track wise

Nursing Education

National Organization of Practical Nursing Education and Service | National Practitioner Associates for Continuing Education | Nursing Education Association | Georgia Association for Nursing Education | The Association of Community Health Nursing Educators | European Federation of Nurse Educators | The Nursing Teachers Association | Hong Kong Society for Nursing Education Limited | Education - American Holistic Nurses Association | Australian Nurse Teachers Society | Cardiovascular Nursing Education Associates

Nursing Research

Critical Care and Emergency Nursing

Dental Nursing

British Association of Dental Nurses | Society of British Dental Nurses | Irish Dental Nurses Association | Dental union - Dental Nurses Forum | Dental Nursing Academy

Clinical Nursing

National Association of Clinical Nurse Specialists | International Association of Clinical Research Nurses | Society of Clinical Research Associates | National Association of Rural Health Clinics

Community Health Nursing

Association of Community Health Nursing Educators | Community Health Nurses of Canada | Community Health Nurses of Canada | Community and District Nursing Association | Georgia Faith Community Nurses Association

Oncology, Cancer and Tumor Nursing

Pediatric Nursing

National Association of Pediatric Nurse Practitioners | Association of Pediatric Oncology Nurses | Society of Pediatric Nurses | Pediatric Endocrinology Nursing Society | Georgia Pediatric Nurses Association | Asia Pacific Paediatric Nurses Association | The Society of Pediatric Cardiovascular Nurses | European Academy of Pediatrics | European Society for Pediatric Nephrology | European Society for Developmental Perinatal and Pediatric Pharmacology | Philippine Pediatric Nurses Association | Child Health Patient Safety Organization

Midwifery

Women Health Nursing

National Association of Nurse Practitioners in Women's Health | Nurse Practitioners in Women’s Health | Nursing Network on Violence Against Women International | Association of Women's Health, Obstetric and Neonatal Nursing

Healthcare

Home Healthcare Nurses Association | Nurse Practitioner Healthcare Foundation | American Association of Managed Care Nurses | American Association of Occupational Health Nurses | American Society for Healthcare Risk Management | American Society of Pharmacovigilance | Association of Nurses in AIDS Care | National Association of Disease Management & Wellness Professionals | Child Health Patient Safety Organization | Nurse Practitioner Healthcare Foundation

Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing

American Psychiatric Nurses Association | International Society of Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurses | Association of Advanced Practice Psychiatric Nurses | Indian Society of Psychiatric Nurses | The Psychiatric Nurses Association of Ireland | Council of Psychiatric/Mental Health Nurses | Canadian Federation of Mental Health Nurses | The Psychogeriatric Nurses' Association Australia | The Australian & New Zealand Mental Health Association | Society of Psychiatric Advanced Practice Nurses | European Psychiatric Nurses | Society of Psychiatric Advanced Practice Nurses

Nursing Leadership and Management

Gynecology and Obstetrical Nursing

Association of Women's Health, Obstetric and Neonatal Nurses | Australian Nursing & Midwifery Federation | Commonwealth Nurses and Midwives Federation | New South Wales Nurses and Midwives' Association | Myanmar Nurse and Midwife Association | Nursing and Midwifery Student Association | Japan Midwives Association | International Confederation of Midwives | American College of Nurse Midwives | Nursing and Midwifery Council | National Association of Nurse Practitioners in Women's Health | Nurse Practitioners in Women’s Health | Nursing Network on Violence Against Women International | Association of Women's Health, Obstetric and Neonatal Nursing

Heart and Cardiovascular Nursing

Cardiovascular Nursing Education Associates | The Society of Pediatric Cardiovascular Nurses | American Association of Heart Failure Nurses | American Heart Association: Council on Cardiovascular Nursing | National Heart Lung and Blood Institute | Northeast Pediatric Cardiology Nurses Association | American College of Cardiovascular Nurses

Surgical Nursing

Academy of Medical-Surgical Nurses | American Society of Plastic & Reconstructive Surgical Nurses, Inc. | American Pediatric Surgical Nurses Association, Inc. | Day Surgery Nurses Association Inc. NSW | American Pediatric Surgical Nurses Association

Adult Health Nursing

Public Health Nursing

Family Nursing

International Family Nursing Association | The Canadian Family Practice Nurses Association | Child and Family Nurses Association | Family Practice Nurses Association of Nova Scotia | Japanese Association for Research in Family Nursing

Occupational Health Nursing

American Association of Occupational Health Nurses | American Board for Occupational Health Nurses | Ontario Occupational Health Nurses Association | Alberta Occupational Health Nurses Association | The Georgia Association of Occupational Health Nurses | Nurse Practitioner Healthcare Foundation

Patient Safety

Wound Care Nursing

Primary Care Nursing

American Academy of Ambulatory Care Nursing | National Association Directors of Nursing Administration/Long Term Care | National Association of Directors of Nursing Administration in Long Term Care | American Association of Managed Care Nurses | American Association of Nurse Life Care Planners

Travel Nursing

Travel Nursing | American Travel Health Nurses Association | The Professional Association of Nurse Travelers

Nursing Informatics

American Nursing Informatics Association | American Medical Informatics Association | Nursing Informatics Working Group | Alliance for Nursing Informatics | Nursing Informatics Community

Geriatric Nursing

American Society on Aging (ASA) | American Assisted Living Nurses Association (AALNA) | GeroNurseOnline.org | Hartford Institute for Geriatric Nursing | National Association of Professional Geriatric Care Managers (NAPGCM) | TheGerontological Society of America | The Gerontological Society America (GSA) | The American Geriatrics Society (AGS) | Gerontological Advanced Practice Nurses Association

Advanced Nursing Practice

Society of Psychiatric Advanced Practice Nurses | Nurse Practitioner Healthcare Foundation | ACNP- American College of Nurse Practitioners | National Association of Licensed Practical Nurses | National Association of Nurse Practitioner Faculties | Nurse Practitioner Healthcare Foundation | Nurse Practitioner Society of the Dermatology Nurses’ Association | Society of Nurses in Advanced Practice | Society of Nurses in Advanced Practice | Coalition for Nurses in Advanced Practice

Men in Nursing

American Association for Men in Nursing | American Assembly for Men in Nursing

Telemedicine and e-Health

American Telemedicine Association | International Society for Telemedicine and eHealth | eHealth Development Association | International Society for Telemedicine and eHealth

Forensic and Legal Nursing

American Forensic Nurses | American Association of Legal Nurse Consultants | International Association of Forensic Nurses | Canadian Forensic Nurses Association

Military and Combat Nursing

The Army Nurse Corps Association, Inc. | Society of Air Force Nurses | Navy Nurse Corps Association

Nursing Universities Country wise

USA:

Canada

Brazil

Mexico

Universidad Panamericana | Augsburg University | New Mexico State University

Australia

New Zealand

Japan

South Korea

Turkey

Spain

Netherlands

Greenland

University of Greenland

Portugal

University of Minho

Poland

Medical University of Gdansk | Medical University of Lublin | University of Warmia and Mazury in Olsztyn | University of Bielsko-Biala | Medical University in Gdansk

Georgia

University of Georgia | University of West Georgia

Ireland

Iceland

University Of Iceland | Landspitali National University Hospital of Iceland

Finland

University of Eastern Finland | University of Turku | University of Oulu | Nursing Research Foundation | University of Tampere

Sweden

Norway

Denamrk

Germany

Luxembourg

University of Luxembourg | Edinburgh Napier University | University of St Andrews

Belgium

Ghent University | Erasmus University College Brussels | Academic Centre for Nursing and Midwifery | Artesis Plantijn University College Antwerp

Italy

Austria

University of Vienna | Medical University of Graz | UMIT – Private University for Health Sciences | Paracelsus Medical University

Czech Republic

University Hospital Zurich | University of West Bohemia | University of Ostrava | Masaryk University

Greece

University of Patras | Technological Educational Institute of Athens | National and Kapodistrian University of Athens | Technological Educational Institute of Western Greece

Saudi Arabia

Egypt

Israel

Philippines

Our Lady of Fatima University | University of Santo Tomas | System Plus College Foundation | University of Santo Tomas, Manila

Jordan

Lebanon

Lebanese German University | American University of Beirut

Peru

Universidad de San Martín de Porres

Slovenia

University of Maribor | University of Ljubljana | College of Nursing in Celje | University of Primorska

Slovakia

University in Bratislava | Constantine the Philosopher University |University of Presov

Hungary

University of Pecs | Semmelweis University

Colombia

Universidad del Norte

Cyprus

Cyprus University of Technology

Estonia

Tallinn Health Care College

Cambodia

University of Puthisastra

Lithuania

Lithuanian University of Health Sciences

Ghana

Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology | University of Ghana

South Africa

Taiwan

Thailand

Hong Kong

The Hong Kong Polytechnic University |Tung Wah College |The Chinese University of Hong Kong |The University of Hong Kong |The Open University of Hong Kong

China

India

Indonesia

Singapore

National University of Singapore | NUS Information Technology | Singapore General Hospital | Khoo Teck Puat Hospital | National Cancer Centre Singapore

Malaysia

International Islamic University | Universiti Putra Malaysia | University of Malaya | Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia

Swaziland

Swaziland Christian University | University of Applied Sciences | Geneva University Hospitals | Zurich University of Applied Sciences

Oman

University of Nizwa | Sultan Qaboos University

Qatar

Hamad Medical Corporation | Qatar University | University of Calgary in Qatar

Kuwait

Health Sciences Center - Kuwait University

UAE

University of Sharjah | Mohammed Bin Rashid University of Medicine and Health Sciences | Mafraq Hospital

Sri Lanka

University of Kelaniya | University of Colombo

Pakistan

The Aga Khan University | Shifa College of Nursing | Isra University

Bangladesh

Brac University

Iran

Iraq

University of Duhok | University of Matrouh

Malta

University of Malta

Bulgaria

Ruse University | Medical University of Plovdiv |Trakia University

Serbia

University of Novi Sad

Romania

Carol Davila University of Medicine and Pharmacy

Malawi

University of Malawi

Saint Lucia

Spartan Health Sciences University | American International Medical University

Nigeria

Bowen University | University of Ilorin | Obafemi Awolowo University | University of Nigeria

Kenya

University Kenya | Pwani University

Ethiopia

University of Gondar | Debre Markos University

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Women Health Nursing

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Nursing Leadership and Management

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Clinical Nursing

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Community Health Nursing

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Public Health Nursing

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Family Nursing

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Cancer Nursing

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Nursing Informatics

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Pediatric Nursing

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Midwifery

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Critical care and Emergency Nursing

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Dental Nursing

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Healthcare

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Adult Health Nursing

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Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing

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Obstetrics and Gynecology Nursing