The ever-increasing demand for emergency care is a global phenomenon. Nurses across the world face differing but significant challenges in delivering timely emergency care.

Emergency nursing is becoming increasingly complex, not only in relation to the outcome of new technologies and medicine, but also in caring for an increasingly ageing population, many with long term conditions and social care needs. This complexity of delivering care requires practitioners who can respond with an equivalent complex skill set, underpinned by an advanced knowledge base as well as the core caring skills that are inherently nursing. This conference will offer a unique opportunity for nurses from around the world to network and share innovative ideas and practices designed to optimise patient care. The conference will attract delegates from numerous countries worldwide which will enrich the context allowing sharing with, and learning from, each other.

There will be a large number of presentations throughout the three-day event, including keynote presentations, oral and poster presentations, giving delegates the opportunity to hear not only the latest research or innovation in emergency nursing in a myriad of different settings but also to participate fully in an interactive program.  There will also be an opportunity to attend pre-conference workshops adding further opportunities to engage in a more structured learning and working experience led by experienced educators from various fields of practice.

The conference experience is for anyone involved in the delivery, development and organisation of emergency nursing, trauma care and paramedical sciences.

This third conference in the series will address the following key topics for which abstracts are invited by 9 March 2018:

• Emergency care in different environments
• Specialties in emergency nursing
• Pre-hospital care
• Advanced practice
• Research and education
• Patient safety and non-technical skills

View extended topics information here

What previous delegates have said:

“Excellent organised conference and was full of energy from all concerned.”
“Very informative with good mix of academics, researchers and clinicians”