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Dermatology nursing specialise in the treatment and care of a various skin diseases and conditions. Working in a wide slection of settings, including hospitals, dermatology clinics and plastic surgeons offices, dermatology nurses takes care of patients with psoriasis, carcinoma, burn wounds and acne among many other skin conditions. The sector of dermatology is incredibly large, as skin is an organ, just like the heart or kidneys and  therefore the number of diseases and disorders are even as numerous as with other organs of the body. The majority of nurses in this field work for personal doctor's offices, usually with plastic surgeons or dermatologists. Those who add cosmetic surgery offices Dermatology nursing specialise in the treatment and care of a various skin diseases and conditions. Working in a wide slection of settings, including hospitals, dermatology clinics and plastic surgeons offices, dermatology nurses takes care of patients with psoriasis, carcinoma, burn wounds and acne among many other skin conditions. The sector of dermatology is incredibly large, as skin is an organ, just like the heart or kidneys and  therefore the number of diseases and disorders are even as numerous as with other organs of the body. The majority of nurses in this field work for personal doctor's offices, usually with plastic s generally assist with surgical and nonsurgical procedures for cosmetic issues, congenital deformities or injuries. Another professional route to require would be to work for a hospital in the burn ward. This might entail cleaning and dressing the injuries of burn patients, carefully monitoring and controlling pain, ensure patients breathing abilities and prohibiting the spread of infection.

Laser treatments

Burn units within hospitals

Dermatology practices

Proper diet, exercise, and lifestyle

  • Track 1-1Laser treatments
  • Track 1-2Burn units within hospitals
  • Track 1-3Dermatology practices
  • Track 1-4Proper diet, exercise, and lifestyle

Diabetes medical aid for patients that suffer from diabetes, a condition that affects the body's ability to produce or absorb enough insulin. This includes assisting patients in monitoring their blood glucose and medications, helping to reduce diabetic nerve damage, conducting nutritional therapy, handling with psychosocial issues and behavioral management. They also spend a substantial amount of  their time in educating patients and families on proper dietary, exercise and lifestyle habits to keep symptoms under control. These nurses even have also have a specialized knowledge of the endocrine system, including the hypothalamus, thyroid, parathyroid, adrenals, ductless gland and the reproductive glands. Diabetes nurses must possess excellent communication skills so as  to relay information between patients, physicians, family members and even insurance companies. They must also be compassionate as they're handling with a disease that is often chronic and may be life threatening. Many diabetes nurses become advocates for diabetes awareness and even persist to become diabetes educators.

Minimize diabetic nerve damage

Nutritional therapy

Levels of Disasters

  • Track 2-1Minimize diabetic nerve damage
  • Track 2-2Nutritional therapy
  • Track 2-3Levels of Disasters

Disaster and Emergency Nursing play in emergency preparedness and disaster management in local and international settings. Areas of focus include the role in planning, partnerships, disaster response, and delivery of services. They'll help to develop a concept including the essential elements of leadership and management for nursing in disaster prevention, preparedness, response and recovery; explain the concept of a secure hospital in disaster and therefore the safe hospital index; analyze strategies for investing during a disaster informed nursing workforce within local and international settings; evaluate the resources available to increase the resilience of the nursing workforce in disaster; identify when community resilience is compromised and what is needed to make that resilience; analyze the competing problems with core competencies, expanded scope of practice and ethical practice within the context of response for nurses; conceptualise the worth of using a disaster research framework for a research study of a mass casualty incident; identify the special needs of vulnerable populations in disaster situations.

Gastroenterology Nurses are also called as endoscopy nurses. They diagnose and treat patients experiencing problems with their systema alimentarium and digestive tract. They also teach patients the way to manage their symptoms in their every day life. In the case of extreme conditions, will assist physicians in surgery. They also work with computerized topography scans and x-ray technology to monitor and help diagnose their patients, and after all  they keep patients informed and educated about their conditions and therefore treatments that they will need to undergo. A gastroenterology nurse may also be called in to help gastroenterologists, surgeons, physicians and nutritionists if a situation imply for it.

Gastrointestinal Pathology

Gastrointestinal Oncology

Gastrointestinal Radiology

Gastrointestinal Disorders

Digestive Disorders

Pancreatic Diseases

  • Track 4-1Gastrointestinal Pathology
  • Track 4-2Gastrointestinal Oncology
  • Track 4-3Gastrointestinal Disorders
  • Track 4-4Digestive Disorders

A genetics nurse cares for patients who are in danger for, or are affected by, a congenital disease or condition. They provide direct patient care, perform and analyze genetics risk assessments and educate patients and families on their risk profiles for various genetic conditions and the way this risk may impact their ongoing health management. A genetic nurse can work in a variety of settings, including specialty genetics clinics where gene-based diagnoses and therapies are offered, prenatal and reproductive specialty centers, hospitals, cancer centers, and specialty medical practices. Many genetics nurses work in a particular sub-specialty of medicine where genetics play a very important role, like  as obstetrics and reproduction, oncology, psychological state and pediatrics.

Diagnostic testing

Carrier testing

Pharmaco genetic testing

Prenatal or antenatal testing

  • Track 5-1Diagnostic testing
  • Track 5-2Carrier testing
  • Track 5-3Pharmacogenetic testing
  • Track 5-4Prenatal or antenatal testing

Advanced Practice Nursing (APN) is that the term used to define grade of nursing practice that uses comprehensive skills, experience and knowledge in medical aid. the premise of advanced practice is that the high degree of data, skill and knowledge applied within the nurse patient/client relationship so as to attain optimal outcomes through critical appraisal, problem solving and accurate decision-making.

Certified Nurse-Midwives

Certified Registered nurse Anesthetists

Clinical Nurse Specialists

Nurse Practitioners

Certified Hospice and Palliative Licensed Nurse

  • Track 6-1Certified Nurse-Midwives
  • Track 6-2Certified Registered nurse Anesthetists
  • Track 6-3Clinical Nurse Specialists
  • Track 6-4Nurse Practitioners
  • Track 6-5Certified Hospice and Palliative Licensed Nurse
  • Track 6-6Clinical Nurse Specialist vs. Clinical Nurse Leader
  • Track 6-7Pancreatic Diseases

A cardiac nurse, more commonly called as a cardiac care nurse, could also be a professional who cares specifically for patients with cardiac problems. While the duties and responsibilities of a nurse with this title may vary from setting to setting, CCN’s will help to treat patients who have suffered or suffer from congestive heart disease, cardiac dysrhythmia, cardiomyopathy or angina problems. The nurse may perform stress tests, complete health assessments, take care of a patient after an operation, or closely monitor the patient’s pulse rate.

Cardiac Nursing Education and research

Cardiac medical care

Cardiac Nurse Practitioners

Cardiac Surgical Nursing

 

  • Track 7-1Cardiac Nursing Education and research
  • Track 7-2Cardiac medical care
  • Track 7-3Cardiac Nurse Practitioners
  • Track 7-4Cardiac Surgical Nursing

A geriatric nurse could be a specialist who will help elderly patients pass through illness or injury by providing practical care and developing patient care plans. They will also help with rehabilitation and conduct check-ups in skilled care facilities or hospice facilities. While many specialists in this field administer medication and assist with pain management, they're also trained to specialise in  preventative care so that their patients are ready to avoid injuries and common medical conditions that develop most commonly later in life.

Gerontological Nursing provides a chance to explore the challenges of aging through the lens of transitions. They examine how aging adults answer to transitions like  health challenges, changes in living environments, existential issues, family issues, and dying and death.  While physical health issues are addressed, the main emphasis lies in how older adults understand and process transitions in older years and the way nurses can facilitate the process for their patients or clients and members of the family.  We also examine the challenges faced by emerging sub-populations of aging adults, such as those with developmental disabilities, the incarcerated, the homeless, similarly  as those with HIV/AIDS.

Nursing in an Aging Society

Physiological Changes in Aging

Mental Disorders

Legal and Ethical Issues

Aging Families

  • Track 8-1Nursing in an Aging Society
  • Track 8-2Physiological Changes in Aging
  • Track 8-3Mental Disorders
  • Track 8-4Legal and Ethical Issues
  • Track 8-5Aging Families

A Clinical Nurse Specialist is an expert at diagnosing and treating illness in their area of experience. Clinical Nurse Specialists concentrate on one amongst three main specialty areas: patients and their families, nurse management, and administration. the remainder of the nursing staff looks to the Clinical Nurse Specialist for guidance within their practice and help efficiently in the workplace.

Clinical Nurse Specialists

Clinical Nurse Specialist vs. Clinical Nurse Leader

Credentials and Practice Requirements

Educational Preparation and Certification

Scope of Practice

 

  • Track 9-1Clinical Nurse Specialists
  • Track 9-2Clinical Nurse Specialist vs. Clinical Nurse Leader
  • Track 9-3Credentials and Practice Requirements
  • Track 9-4Educational Preparation and Certification
  • Track 9-5Scope of Practice

Psychiatric nurses are experts in psychotherapy, psychological state ,medications and therapies to help patients in mastering mental illnesses. They work closely with them in order that they will  live as productive and fulfilling lives as possible. A psychiatric nurse starts her work with a patient by interviewing her and assessing the new patient to learn her symptoms, history, illnesses and daily living habits. A psychiatric nurse will usually work with a person who has anxiety disorders, like panic attacks and various phobias, mood disorders, including emotional disorder and depression. A psychiatric nurse works closely along with her treatment team to develop an individualized commit  to give the patient the entire care and attention they need to live a productive life. The nurse will provide individual counseling to the patient in addition beause the family so that they have a improved understanding of the illness. The nurse may also help the patient to dress, groom and to take their medications properly.

Regular hospitals

Psychiatric hospitals

Home health care organizations

Outpatient mental health organizations

Related Conference of Mental Health

  • Track 10-1Regular hospitals
  • Track 10-2Psychiatric hospitals
  • Track 10-3Home health care organizations
  • Track 10-4Outpatient mental health organizations
  • Track 10-5Related Conference of Mental Health

Nurse-midwives provide primary care to childbearing individuals in a sort of inpatient and outpatient settings including hospitals, homes, and birth centers. They provide care that's informed by a core belief that birth could be a physiologic process which all physiologic processes should be supported by a wellness focus, including health promotion and disease prevention. A nurse who has completed advanced education with a focus on the primary health care needs of ladies across the life cycle, with emphasis on conditions unique to women from menarche through the rest of their lives also create a caring environment and establish a reference to a woman and her family to supply individualized care that minimizes unnecessary interventions while offering the identical tests, medications and procedures as their physician counterparts. They also provide gynecologic care and birth prevenrtion, and consult with our board-certified OB/GYN physicians and other specialists as needed.

Health care of women and primary care

Midwifery integration

Health care of childbearing women

Nurse-Midwives

Issues in professional practice.

  • Track 11-1Health care of women and primary care
  • Track 11-2Midwifery integration
  • Track 11-3Health care of childbearing women
  • Track 11-4Nurse-Midwives
  • Track 11-5Issues in professional practice.

Nurses have always cared for people, families and communities in their practice. Recently, there has been a rise within the number of nurses working outside the hospital, primarily in community-based settings that concentrate on individuals and families. there's also increasing emphasis on community-focused medical aid with the community as the client. Moreover, public concerns regarding quality, cost, access and fragmentation of health care have contributed to a shift in care from the more traditional acute care settings to the community. This has led to changes in nursing practice.

Ambulatory and Emergency Care Nursing

Occupational Health Nursing

Public Health Nursing

Social Outreach and Homeless Nursing Programs

Environment, Health and Safety

 

  • Track 12-1Ambulatory and Emergency Care Nursing
  • Track 12-2Occupational Health Nursing
  • Track 12-3Public Health Nursing
  • Track 12-4Social Outreach and Homeless Nursing Programs
  • Track 12-5Environment, Health and Safety

Nephrology nursing involves both preventing disease and assessing the health needs of patients and families. Care spans the life cycle and involves patients who are experiencing the important or threatened impact of acute or chronic kidney disease; therefore nephrology nurses must be well-educated, highly skilled, and motivated. These nurses also accomodate with every organ system within the body, calling for a holistic approach to patient care that's both challenging and rewarding. Driven by technological and academic advances, nephrology nursing continues to be a dynamic field with a wide variety of career opportunities for nurses in any respect levels.

Dialysis Nursing

Certified Nephrology Nurse and Nephrology Nursing

Hemodialysis/peritoneal dialysis nurse

Vascular access coordinator

Transplant coordinator.

  • Track 13-1Dialysis Nursing
  • Track 13-2Certified Nephrology Nurse and Nephrology Nursing
  • Track 13-3Hemodialysis/peritoneal dialysis nurse
  • Track 13-4Vascular access coordinator
  • Track 13-5Transplant coordinator.

Nurse Education consist within the theatrical and practical training provided to nurses with the aim to prepare them for his or her duties as medical care professionals. Nurse role is to advocate and look after individuals of all ethnic origins and non-secular backgrounds and support them through health and illness e.g. A RN (RN) meets requirements  outlined by a country, state, province or similar licensing body to induce a nursing license. Nursing offers a good range of career opportunities—from entry-level practitioner to doctoral-level researcher. Nursing education is education related to  the practice of being a medical doctor where many teaching methodologies are utilized.

Nursing Role

Medical Education

Nursing Care Professionals

Clinical Research

Registered Nurses

Nursing Students.

  • Track 14-1Nursing Role
  • Track 14-2Medical Education
  • Track 14-3Nursing Care Professionals
  • Track 14-4Clinical Research
  • Track 14-5Registered Nurses
  • Track 14-6Nursing Students

Obstetrics and gynecology nurses are also referred to as OB nurses, OB GYNs, and perinatal nurses. These professionals work with women during pregnancy, labor, and childbirth, and provide postpartum care. The role of the OB nurse is critically important during the volatile months of pregnancy; OB GYNs provide support to women as they transition to motherhood and knowledge a large array of physical and emotional changes. An OB GYN employed at a personal obstetrics and gynecology practice assists the physician in routine wellness procedures, provides patients with contraception information, and cares for patients during pregnancy.

Normal Birth

Hospital Maternity

Midwife Practice

Family Planning Center

Private Birthing Centers

  • Track 15-1Normal Birth
  • Track 15-2Hospital Maternity
  • Track 15-3Midwife Practice
  • Track 15-4Family Planning Center
  • Track 15-5Private Birthing Centers

An oncology nurse takes care of patients who either have cancer or are in danger  of developing it. For cancer patients who are critically and chronically ill, these forms of nurses monitor their physical conditions and symptoms, create management strategies and prescribe medication, and administer treatments like chemotherapy. For patients in danger of developing cancer, they supply counselling services in cancer prevention, screening and detection. Advanced practice oncology nurses not only serve patients as caregivers but educators, consultants and researchers. To provide their patients with the simplest care possible, they consult and collaborate with other health care providers about heath care plans and treatments. Oncology nurses strive to teach  their patients by providing them with the foremost relevant and current information about their conditions. As researchers, they identify and examine problems so as to improve cancer treatments through significant findings.

Create management strategies

Cancer prevention counselling

Maintain health records

  • Track 16-1Create management strategies
  • Track 16-2Cancer prevention counselling
  • Track 16-3Maintain health records

Pediatric nurses takes care of  patients ranging starting  from infancy to late adolescence. They work closely with other healthcare professionals, like family doctors, pediatric physicians and other nurses, to provide preventative and acute care. Typical duties include conducting routine developmental screenings, "well child" examinations, administration of immunizations, and therefore the diagnosis and treatment of common childhood illnesses, like chickenpox, ear infections and tonsillitis. Pediatric nurses also work closely with patients' families, educating them about the role of health during child development and bringing awareness to issues that are vital during childhood, such as child disease prevention, proper nutrition, and growth and development.

Pediatric Pulmonology Nursing

Pediatric Immunology Nursing

Pediatric Urology Nursing

Pediatric Ophthalmology Nursing

Pediatric Physiotherapy Nursing

Pediatric Robotic Nursing

  • Track 17-1Pediatric Pulmonology Nursing
  • Track 17-2Pediatric Immunology Nursing
  • Track 17-3Pediatric Urology Nursing
  • Track 17-4Pediatric Ophthalmology Nursing
  • Track 17-5Pediatric Physiotherapy Nursing
  • Track 17-6Pediatric Robotic Nursing

Surgical nurses, often called medical-surgical nurses, are specially trained to supply medical care for patients before, during and after surgery. They're valued members of a medical facility's surgical team who assist surgeons, anesthesiologists, and other health care professionals during surgical procedures. Surgical nurses must have a broad range of skills, as they work with patients with various acute conditions and chronic illnesses. Surgical nursing is that  the oldest nursing specialty, and medical-surgical nurses structures the lion's share of all nurses with in the U.S. Before surgery, a surgical nurse explains to the patient how the procedure will go, answering any questions they need and informing them of any risks. After surgery, they manage a patient's post-operative care, which incorporates  pain relief and positioning of the patient, as well as close monitoring for signs of complications. They take medical histories and clear patients for surgery. During surgery, they sterilize the surgical area, pass instruments to the physician, monitor vital signs, and perform certain medical tasks at the surgery site.

General surgery

Vascular surgery

Colo-rectal surgery

Surgical Oncology

Orthopaedic surgery

Urological surgery

Day surgery

  • Track 18-1General surgery
  • Track 18-2Vascular surgery
  • Track 18-3Colo-rectal surgery
  • Track 18-4Surgical Oncology
  • Track 18-5Orthopaedic surgery
  • Track 18-6Urological surgery
  • Track 18-7Day surgery

Telemetry Nurses, or TELE, are specialists with in the monitoring of patients requiring a high degree of vigilance. These are often patients who have been released from Intensive Care, those on essential life support following a serious illness, or those in whom a heart disease is suspected or diagnosed. RNs with in the Telemetry Unit are responsible for comfortably and accurately connecting patients to machines to measure heart rate, breathing, blood pressure, and collect electrocardiogram data.

The Benefits of Telehealth and e-Medicine

The Business of Telehealth and e-Medicine

Telehealth and e-Medicine Applications

Clinical Specialties

  • Track 19-1The Benefits of Telehealth and e-Medicine
  • Track 19-2The Business of Telehealth and e-Medicine
  • Track 19-3Telehealth and e-Medicine Applications
  • Track 19-4Clinical Specialties

Dental nurses support dentists within the healthcare of patients. Their work includes helping to organize the odontology and ensuring that equipment and dealing areas are sterile. While the dentist examines and treats a patient, dental nurses help by performing tasks like ensuring the patient is comfortable, recording the dentist's observations, passing instruments, employing a suction device to get rid of saliva and debris from the patient's mouth, preparing materials for fillings and sterilization of instruments and infection control procedures. Health and safety for employees and patients is a vital a part of the dental nurse's role.

Dental Surgery

Dental Hygiene and Dental Therapy

Dental Technology.

  • Track 20-1Dental Surgery
  • Track 20-2Dental Hygiene and Dental Therapy
  • Track 20-3Dental Technology.

Nursing and healthcare are essential components of the medical system, focusing on promoting health, providing patient care, and managing illnesses. Nurses play a vital role, delivering direct care, administering medications, and educating patients and families. Healthcare encompasses a broad range of medical services, from primary care to specialized treatments and emergency interventions. Patient-centered care, empathy, and evidence-based practices are core principles guiding these professions. Technology has also transformed healthcare delivery, making it more efficient and accessible. Interdisciplinary collaboration ensures comprehensive patient care. As the global population ages and faces new health challenges, nursing and healthcare remain crucial for maintaining the well-being of individuals and communities, offering diverse and rewarding career opportunities for those dedicated to making a positive impact on people's lives.

  • Track 21-1Nurse Educator
  • Track 21-2Nurse Practitioner
  • Track 21-3Community Health Nursing
  • Track 21-4Mental Health Nursing