23 World Nursing and

rd

Healthcare Conference
July 10-12, 2017
Berlin, Germany

Theme : Current Challenges and Innovations in Nursing Education and Healthcare

Conference Secretariat
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 Renowned Speakers
Diana Due
Helen Riess
University of Copenhagen
Harvard Medical School, USA
Denmark
Sara T. Breckenridge-Sproat
Bernadette Amicucci
U.S. Army Regional Health
CUNY-York College, USA
Command, USA
Mary S. McCarthy
Lori A. Loan
Madigan Army Medical
University of Alabama, USA
tCenter, USA
Francisca Cisneros Farrar
Ali H. Mokdad
Austin Peay State University
University of Washington, USA
USA
Heather Macdonald
Fredricka Gilje
University of New Brunswick
Montana State University, USA
Canada
Ingrid Hanssen Isabelle Brault
Lovisenberg Diaconal Université de Montréal
University College, Norway Canada
Chris King
Jeanette Kaellstrand Eriksson
University of Notre Dame
Halmstad University, Sweden
Australia
Kathleen Becker Heather J. Sobko
The Johns Hopkins University IVR Care Transition Systems
USA USA
Roganovic Jelena
Julie M. Pullen
School of Medicine Rijeka
Montana State University, USA
Croatia
Su-Fen Cheng
Susanne Hellerstedt-Borjesson
National Taipei University of
Uppsala University, Sweden
Nursing and Health Sciences, Taiwan
Helen Pallares Janiec Svetlana Kostronina
Point Loma Nazarene Unversity Saint-Petersburg State Universityt
USA Russia
Anjan Bhattacharya
Evelyne Zibung Hofmann
Apollo Gleneagles Hospital
Karolinska Institutet, Sweden
India
Beth Harkness Manuela Siebert
Children’s National Health CRC - Coagulation Research
System, USA Centre GmbH, Germany
Eileen Savage Naomi Lollback
University College Cork Princess Alexandra Hospital
Ireland Australia
Mary Jean Ohns
Ken Randall
Toledo Children’s Hospital
University of Oklahoma, USA
USA
Maureen P. Cardoza Monica Evelyn Kvande
New York Institutie of Technology University of Tromso, The Artic
USA University of Norway, Norway
Weichang Du
Werner Schuetze
University of New Brunswick
Dialogische Praxis, Germany
Canada
Susette Brynard Eiji Nakagawa
University of the Free State National Center Hospital
South Africa Japan
Husniye Calısır Jasper L. Tolarba
Adnan Menderes University Yale University School of Nursing
Turkey USA
Monika Binkowska
Patricia A. Patrician
Bury, University of Rzeszow
University of Alabama, USA
Poland
Thomas J.B. Kropmans
Catherine Bailey
National University of Ireland
Northumbria University, UK
Galway, Ireland
Michael O. Eze Lisbeth Kristiansen
University of Winnipeg Mid Sweden University
Canada Sweden
Robyn Rosina Zekiye Karacam
University of Newcastle Adnan Menderes University
Australia Turkey
Noonan Brendan
Sandra Filice
University College Cork
Humber College, Canada
Ireland
Donovan Jones
Abderrahim Akroute
The University of Newcastle
Bodo Hospital, Norway
Australia
Kristin Monza
Helle Terkildsen Maindal
Carolinas Medical Center
Aarhus University, Denmark
Charlotte NC, USA
Sakine Boyraz Pazit Azuri
Adnan Menderes University Tel Aviv-Yaffo Academic
Turkey College, Israel
Sule Cinakli Christina Oersted
Adnan Menderes University University of Copenhagen
Turkey Denmark
Hae Won Kim Ibtisam Titi
Seoul National University Al Quads University-Abu Dis
South Korea East Jerusalem
Kim Sweers
Erhabor Osaro
Centre for Nursing Sciences
Royal Bolton Hospital, UK
KU Leuven, Belgium
Mariana de San Juan Licona Aguilar
Tamar Jacob
Universidad Autónoma
Ariel University, Israel
Metropolitana, Mexico
Micaela Scuri
Ismael Martinez Villegas
Universidad Maimónides
Spain
Argentina

Jiang Xiaolian Minyoung Kim

Sichuan University, China Ulsan University, South Korea

Priscilla Reddy
Meryem Yavuz van Giersbergen
University of the Western
University of Ege, Turkey
Cape, South Africa
Steffen Ortmann Park Eun Young
IHP, Innovations for High Perfor- Gachon University
mance Microelectronics, Germany South Korea
Rupesh Kumar Pati Gunnar Glauco De Cunto Taets
Indian Institute of Federal University of Rio de
Management Kozhikode, India Janeiro, Brasil
Dian Baker
Simge Zeyneloglu
California State University
Gaziantep University, Turkey
USA
Bani issa Sheri-Susette Brynard
Wegdan_University of Sharjah University of the Free State
UAE South Africa
 UNIQUE FEATURES OF WORLD NURSING 2017
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• Speaker and Abstract pages created in Google on your name would get worldwide acknowledgment to
your profile and Research

PROGRAM COVERAGE
Day 1 July 10, 2017 Day 2 July 11, 2017 Day 3 July 12, 2017
• Nursing Education & Research • Cancer Nursing • Critical Care & Emergency Nursing
• Nursing Practice • Heart & Cardiovascular Nursing • Women Health Nursing
• Healthcare • Pediatric Nursing • Adult Health Nursing
• Nursing Types • Surgical Nursing • Tele Medicine & e-health
• Pregnancy & Midwifery • Dental Care Nursing • Legal Nursing
• Clinical Nursing
• Nutrition & Health

INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON WORLD NURSING &

HEALTHCARE 2017 DISTINGUISHED FACULTY
✓ Helen Riess, Harvard Medical School, USA
✓ Ali H. Mokdad, University of Washington,
USA
✓ Francisca Cisneros Farrar, Austin Peay State
University, USA
✓ Helen Pallares Janiec, Point Loma Nazarene
University, USA
✓ Kristin Monza, Carolinas Medical Center
Charlotte NC, USA
✓ Amballur David John, Johns Hopkins Medical
Institutions, USA
✓ Maureen P. Cardoza, New York Institutie of
Technology, USA
✓ Sara T. Breckenridge-Sproat, U.S. Army Re-
gional Health Command, USA
✓ Patricia A. Patrician, University of Alabama,
USA
✓ Lori A. Loan, University of Alabama, USA
✓ Mary S. McCarthy, Madigan Army Medical
Center, USA
✓ Dian Baker, California State University, USA
✓ Julie M. Pullen, Montana State University, USA
✓ Fredricka Gilje, Montana State University,
USA
✓ Mary Jean Ohns, Toledo Children’s Hospital,
USA
✓ Bernadette Amicucci, CUNY-York College,
USA
✓ Beth Harkness, Children’s National Health Sys-
tem, USA
✓ Heather J. Sobko, IVR Care Transition Sys-
tems, USA
✓ Jasper L. Tolarba, Yale University School of
Nursing, USA
✓ Kathleen Becker, The Johns Hopkins
University ,USA
✓ Ken Randall, University of Oklahoma, USA
✓ Ann Scanlon McGinity, Houston Methodist
Global Health Care Services, USA
✓ Timothy Finn, University of Chicago Medical
Centre, USA
✓ Kimberly S. New, International Health Facility
Diversion Association, USA
✓ Teresa W. Atz, Medical University of South
Carolina, USA
✓ Heather Macdonald, University of New Bruns-
wick, Canada
✓ Minyoung Kim, Ulsan University, South Korea
✓ Hae Won, Kim, Seoul National University,
South Korea
✓ Erhabor Osaro, Royal Bolton Hospital, UK
✓ Jeanette Kaellstrand Eriksson, Halmstad Uni-
versity, Sweden
✓ Manuela Siebert, CRC - Coagulation Research
Centre GmbH, Germany
✓ Su-Fen Cheng, National Taipei University of
Nursing and Health Sciences, Taiwan
✓ Weichang Du, University of New Brunswick,
Canada
✓ Eileen Savage, University College Cork, Ire-
land
✓ Monica Evelyn Kvande, University of Tromso,
Norway
✓ Lisbeth Kristiansen, Mid Sweden University,
Sweden
✓ Malin Rising Holmstrom, Mid Sweden Uni-
versity, Sweden
✓ Sukru Atakan, Bilkent University, Turkey
✓ Hana Hajduchova, University of South Bohe-
mia, Czech Republic
✓ Yan Shi, Tongji University, China
✓ Kim Sweers, Centre for Nursing Sciences KU
Leuven, Belgium
✓ Noonan Brendan, University College Cork,
Ireland
✓ Donovan Jones, The University of Newcastle,
Australia
✓ Bohils Marc, Hospital ClC-nic, Spain
✓ Jessica Morris, Figo, UK
✓ Ingrid Hanssen, Lovisenberg Diaconal Univer-
sity College, Norway
✓ Monika Binkowska-Bury, University of Rz-
eszow, Poland
✓ Susette Brynard, University of the Free State,
South Africa
✓ Steffen Ortmann, IHP, Innovations for High
Performance Microelectronics, Germany
✓ Werner Schuetze, Dialogische Praxis, Germa-
ny
✓ Mariana de San Juan Licona Aguilar, Univer-
sidad Autónoma Metropolitana, Mexico
✓ Naomi Lollback, Princess Alexandra Hospital,
Australia
✓ Svetlana Kostronina, Saint-Petersburg State
University , Russia
✓ Evelyne Zibung Hofmann, Karolinska Institu-
tet, Sweden
✓ Eiji Nakagawa, National Center Hospital, Ja-
pan
✓ Michael O. Eze, University of Winnipeg, Cana-
da
✓ Priscilla Reddy, University of the Western
Cape, South Africa
✓ Anjan Bhattacharya, Apollo Gleneagles Hos-
pital, India
✓ Robyn Rosina, University of Newcastle, Aus-
tralia
✓ Andrea Budnick, Institute of Medical Sociolo-
gy and Rehabilitation Science, Germany
✓ Pan She, Wuhan University, China
✓ Rana Abed Alhelali, Ministry of Health, Saudi
Arabia
✓ Tamar Jacob, Ariel University, Israel
✓ Kim Jonas, Maastricht University, Netherlands
✓ Carla Maries I. Ricafort, University of Santo
Tomas, Philippines
✓ Fan-Ko Sun, I-Shou University, Taiwan
✓ Zivile Salickiene, University of Gothenburg,
Germany
✓ Susanne Hellerstedt-Borjesson, Uppsala Uni-
versity, Sweden
✓ Christina Oersted, University of Copenhagen,
Denmark
✓ Roganovic Jelena, School of Medicine Rijeka,
Croatia
✓ Nurdan Gezer, Adnan Menderes University,
Turkey
✓ Zekiye Karacam, Adnan Menderes University,
Turkey
✓ Rania Hosny Tomeraka, Cairo University, Egypt
✓ Micaela Scuri, Universidad Maimónides, Ar-
gentina
 About Berlin, Germany
Berlin is the capital of Germany, and one of the 16 states of Germany. With a population of 3.5
million people, Berlin is Germany’s largest city. It is the second most populous city proper and
the seventh most populous urban area in the European Union and one of the most prolific
centers of higher education and research in Europe.
The history of science in Berlin is full of the names of famous scholars like Humboldt, Ein-
stein, Virchow, Koch, Meitner and Planck. Major national research organizations such as
Fraunhofer, the Helmholtz Association and the Leibniz Association are represented in Berlin
by various institutions and research sites. Germany’s largest concentration of universities and
colleges is located in Berlin, a leading center of science, academics, and research, not least
thanks to its 39 institutions of higher education. Germany’s national research organizations
are represented in Berlin with a number of institutes, as are eight federal ministry research
facilities.
Together with Berlin’s universities, nearly 100 research institutions in the city form an import-
ant basis for the region’s economic development.
The economic effects are enormous for Berlin: Through seminar and conference events, the
capital was able to book 7 million overnight stays, roughly 25% of all hotel overnights in Ber-
lin. With revenue reaching 2 billion euros, roughly 38,000 full-time jobs are secured through
seminar and conference traffic.
Berlin contains many famous tourism attractions like Brandenburg Gate; Reichstag Building;
Museum Island; Berlin Wall; Checkpoint Charlie; Pergamon Museum; Charlottenburg Pal-
ace; Neues Museum; Berlin Cathedral; Friedrichstraße; Berlin Zoological Garden; Kurfürs-
tendamm; Treptower Park; AquaDom and many more…

Venue Important Dates

Berlin, Germany Abstract Submission Opens: October 03, 2016
Registration Opens: October 17, 2016
Early bird Registration: December 12, 2016
On spot Registration: July 10, 2017

Conference Secretariat
2360 Corporate Circle, Suite 400 Henderson, NV 89074-7722, USA
Tel: +1-888-843-8169, Fax: +1-650-618-1417, Ph: +1-650-268-9744, Toll free: +1-800-216-6499
Email: worldnursing@conferenceseries.net
http://world.nursingconference.com/