1. The effect of Covid-19 on nursing
(impact of pandemic on nursing practice; policy, economic, mental and psychological consequences of coronavirus)
2. Innovative nursing interventions
(digitalisation in nursing; opportunities for developing nursing practices based on research experience: new procedures and techniques, in particular for patient safety, efficient and modern patient care and cost-effectiveness)
3. Training, vocational training and further training in nursing
(simulation education; methodological challenges and innovations; digital education; policy objectives and the relationship between education; harmonization of training levels; innovation in APN training)
4. Psychological aspects of the nursing career
(physical, emotional and mental strain; stress and coping, burnout prevalence and prevention options; the role of resilience in managing challenges; the role and importance of assertive communication in patient management; health promotion in nursing)
5. Nursing management and team work
(lack of human resources and development in patient care; situation of health managers / middle managers; quality improvement performance evaluation; competence boundaries and legal background; importance of conflict management in nursing, change and change management in nursing)
6. Chronic diseases and quality of life
(significance of evidence in nursing practice; incidence of adverse events and possibilities for their prevention; activities to improve the quality of life)
7. Nursing and nursing training through the eyes of the students
(presentation of independent research on any field of nursing)
8. International perspectives in nursing *
(global challenges in the health care system, intercultural aspects of care)
The official language of the conference is Hungarian.
* Due to the nature of the topic announced “International Perspectives in Nursing”, lectures in English can be accepted.