World Nursing

Welcome Message

We are delighted to welcome global nursing professionals, healthcare leaders, educators, researchers, and practitioners to the 3^rd Global Summit on World Nursing, taking place on May 04–05, 2026, in Paris, France.

Reflecting the spirit of Caring Hands Compassionate Hearts Committed to Patient Wellbeing, the summit underscores the essential contribution of nurses in delivering ethical, holistic, and patient-focused care across healthcare systems. Scientific discussions will examine how modern nursing practice is strengthened through evidence-based practice, evolving clinical decision-making processes, and the application of person-centered care models across diverse care environments.

Through keynote lectures, panel discussions, and interactive exchanges, participants will explore contemporary nursing challenges shaped by interprofessional collaboration and healthcare innovation. These sessions aim to translate scientific knowledge into meaningful practice while reinforcing the values of compassion, accountability, and professional excellence.

We look forward to welcoming you to Paris for a dynamic scientific exchange that celebrates both the human and scientific dimensions of nursing.

Target Audience

• Registered Nurses
• Advanced Practice Nurses
• Nurse Practitioners
• Clinical Nurse Specialists
• Nurse Educators & Academic Faculty
• Nursing Researchers & Scientists
• Public Health Nurses
• Community Health Nurses
• Critical Care & Emergency Nurses
• Mental Health Nurses
• Pediatric & Geriatric Nurses
• Maternal and Child Health Nurses
• Infection Control Nurses
• Nurse Administrators & Healthcare Managers
• Nursing Policy Makers & Health Leaders
• Quality and Patient Safety Professionals
• Digital Health & Nursing Informatics Specialists
• Allied Healthcare Professionals
• Hospital Administrators
• Healthcare Educators
• Graduate & Postgraduate Nursing Students
• PhD Scholars
• Clinical Fellows & Trainees
• Early-Career Nursing Professionals

About Conference

The 3^rd Global Summit on World Nursing, scheduled for May 04–05, 2026, in Paris, France, serves as an international scientific forum dedicated to advancing nursing practice, education, leadership, and research within global healthcare systems. Embracing the theme Caring Hands Compassionate Hearts Committed to Patient Wellbeing, the conference highlights the integration of compassionate care with scientific rigor in contemporary nursing.

The scientific program encompasses a wide range of topics addressing evolving healthcare needs. Discussions will explore innovations in nursing education, leadership, and clinical practice while examining how health systems strengthening supports sustainable care delivery. Sessions will also address the role of technology and nursing informatics in improving care coordination, alongside ethical considerations that guide professional accountability. Quality and safety perspectives informed by quality improvement science will be woven throughout the program to enhance patient outcomes.

Through expert lectures, panel discussions, workshops, and poster presentations, the summit fosters collaboration among nurses, academicians, researchers, and healthcare leaders. The conference provides a global platform for knowledge exchange, professional development, and forward-looking dialogue that shapes the future of nursing practice worldwide.

Why to Attend

The 3rd Global Summit on World Nursing offers a premier international platform for nursing professionals committed to advancing patient care, professional practice, and healthcare innovation. Across two intensive scientific days, participants will explore evolving nursing strategies influenced by clinical governance, leadership development, and patient safety frameworks.

The summit provides a unique opportunity to engage with global nursing experts and gain insight into research-driven practices shaped by care delivery optimization and contemporary educational models. Discussions will emphasize how scientific knowledge and compassionate practice together enhance patient wellbeing across acute, community, and long-term care settings.

Whether you are a clinician, educator, researcher, or healthcare leader, the conference offers an ideal environment to strengthen professional competencies, exchange interdisciplinary perspectives, and stay aligned with global trends shaping the future of nursing.

Conference Highlights

• Global Nursing Leaders on One Platform: Gain insights from internationally recognized nursing leaders, educators, and researchers advancing clinical practice, education, and healthcare policy.

• Advanced Nursing Practice and Leadership Sessions: Participate in expert-led discussions focused on patient safety, ethical decision-making, workforce development, and leadership excellence.

• Scientific Sessions on Nursing Innovation: Engage in in-depth discussions covering evidence-based practice, digital health integration, quality improvement, and community-focused nursing care.

• Healthcare and Nursing Technology Showcase: Explore innovative tools, digital solutions, and healthcare technologies supporting nursing efficiency and patient-centered outcomes.

• Young Nurses and Early-Career Professionals Forum: A dedicated platform for students, trainees, and early-career nurses to present research, receive mentorship, and gain global exposure.

• Networking and Multidisciplinary Collaboration: Connect with nurses, healthcare leaders, academicians, and organizations to foster collaboration and professional growth.

• Awards for Excellence in Nursing Practice and Research: Recognition of outstanding contributions through honors such as Best Nursing Research Presentation, Young Nurse Award, Clinical Excellence Award, and Best Poster Presentation.

Sessions and Tracks

Track 1: Global Nursing Leadership and Policy Development

Nursing leadership plays a vital role in shaping global healthcare systems. Global perspectives highlight how nurses influence policy formulation and health governance through health systems governance frameworks. Leadership competencies support ethical decision-making guided by professional accountability principles. International collaboration strengthens advocacy using policy implementation science. Strategic planning enhances workforce sustainability through organizational resilience models. Leadership-driven policies improve healthcare equity worldwide.

Leadership Impact Pathways:

• Health Policy Influence
• Strategic Governance Models
• Workforce Advocacy

Track 2: Advanced Clinical Nursing Practice

Clinical nursing practice continues to expand with evolving healthcare demands. Advanced nurses deliver high-quality care through evidence-based practice integration. Precision in assessment is strengthened using clinical decision-making algorithms. Clinical autonomy enhances patient safety supported by risk stratification tools. Practice innovation improves multidisciplinary collaboration. Continuous skill advancement sustains clinical excellence.

Clinical Excellence Frameworks:

• Advanced Assessment Techniques
• Evidence-Based Interventions
• Inter professional Collaboration

Track 3: Nursing Education and Curriculum Innovation

Innovative education models prepare nurses for complex healthcare environments. Contemporary curricula align competencies with learning outcome frameworks. Technology-enhanced learning improves retention through simulation-based pedagogy. Faculty development supports teaching quality using instructional design theory. Educational reform fosters lifelong learning capacity. Quality education ensures future-ready professionals.

Educational Transformation Models:

• Curriculum Design Strategies
• Digital Learning Integration
• Faculty Capacity Building

Track 4: Public Health Nursing and Community Engagement

Public health nurses address population-wide health challenges across care settings. Community-based interventions are guided by population health analytics. Outreach programs encourage behavioral change informed by health promotion models. Cultural competence improves trust through socioecological frameworks. Data-informed planning strengthens sustainable health outcomes.

Community Health Advancement Areas:

• Preventive Outreach Programs
• Population Health Assessment
• Community Partnership Building

Track 5: Patient Safety and Quality Improvement in Nursing

Patient safety remains a fundamental priority in nursing practice. Quality improvement initiatives apply clinical governance systems to enhance care delivery. Error prevention strategies reduce adverse events using root cause analysis. Continuous monitoring strengthens accountability through performance indicators. Standardized protocols promote safe environments. Quality-focused nursing improves outcomes.

Safety Optimization Domains:

• Risk Reduction Strategies
• Care Quality Auditing
• Clinical Safety Culture

Track 6: Digital Health and Nursing Informatics

Digital transformation is reshaping nursing workflows across healthcare systems. Clinical documentation improves accuracy through health information interoperability. Decision support tools enhance care coordination using clinical informatics architecture. Data visualization strengthens outcome tracking guided by nursing data standardization. Ethical data use remains a professional responsibility. Technology-enabled nursing improves efficiency and patient engagement.

Health Technology Integration Channels:

• Electronic Care Documentation
• Decision Support Systems
• Data Governance Practices

Track 7: Nursing Research and Evidence Translation

Nursing research advances practice through systematic inquiry and validation. Research design quality is strengthened by methodological rigor assessment. Findings gain relevance when aligned with knowledge translation frameworks. Ethical approval processes reinforce integrity through research governance compliance. Dissemination strategies expand clinical impact. Evidence-driven nursing supports continuous improvement.

Research Advancement Platforms:

• Clinical Study Design
• Evidence Synthesis Models
• Practice Translation Strategies

Track 8: Mental Health Nursing and Psychosocial Care

Mental health nursing addresses complex emotional and psychological needs. Assessment accuracy improves through psychometric evaluation tools. Therapeutic relationships rely on trauma-informed care principles. Behavioral interventions support recovery guided by cognitive adaptation processes. Interdisciplinary collaboration enhances continuity of care. Mental health advocacy remains central to nursing practice.

Psychosocial Support Dimensions:

• Emotional Assessment Methods
• Therapeutic Communication Skills
• Recovery-Oriented Practices

Track 9: Critical Care and Emergency Nursing

High-acuity settings demand rapid and precise nursing interventions. Clinical priorities are managed using hemodynamic stability indicators. Monitoring systems support timely responses through physiological parameter surveillance. Decision-making under pressure benefits from triage acuity algorithms. Team coordination improves emergency outcomes. Critical care nursing requires advanced competence and resilience.

Acute Response Mechanisms:

• Emergency Assessment Protocols
• Intensive Monitoring Techniques
• Crisis Team Coordination

Track 10: Maternal and Newborn Nursing Care

Maternal and neonatal nursing ensures safety across the childbirth continuum. Antenatal care incorporates perinatal risk stratification for early intervention. Intrapartum monitoring enhances outcomes using fetal wellbeing indicators. Postnatal care supports recovery through lactation physiology regulation. Family-centered approaches strengthen maternal confidence. Nursing continuity improves newborn health.

Reproductive Care Continuum Areas:

• Antenatal Support Strategies
• Birth Assistance Models
• Postnatal Recovery Planning

Track 11: Pediatric Nursing and Developmental Health

Pediatric nursing supports physical and cognitive growth across childhood stages. Developmental assessments are informed by neurodevelopmental milestone mapping. Preventive care planning integrates immunological maturation patterns. Family education enhances adherence using child-centered communication frameworks. Safe care environments protect vulnerable populations. Pediatric expertise promotes healthy development.

Child Health Advancement Fields:

• Growth Monitoring Systems
• Preventive Care Education
• Family Partnership Approaches

Track 12: Geriatric Nursing and Healthy Aging

Aging populations require specialized nursing approaches. Functional assessments consider age-related physiological adaptation. Chronic care planning incorporates multimorbidity management models. Cognitive support strategies address neurocognitive decline markers. Person-centered care improves dignity and independence. Geriatric nursing enhances quality of life.

Aging Care Optimization Areas:

• Functional Assessment Tools
• Long-Term Care Coordination
• Elder-Centered Nursing Models

Track 13: Infection Prevention and Control in Nursing

Infection control remains a cornerstone of safe healthcare delivery. Surveillance systems track risks using pathogen transmission dynamics. Hand hygiene adherence is reinforced through behavioral compliance monitoring. Isolation protocols reduce exposure guided by antimicrobial stewardship principles. Education strengthens frontline preparedness. Preventive practices protect patients and staff.

Infection Safety Enhancement Zones:

• Surveillance and Reporting
• Preventive Practice Training
• Environmental Safety Measures

Track 14: Ethical and Legal Dimensions of Nursing Practice

Ethical nursing practice ensures respect, justice, and accountability. Decision-making frameworks integrate bioethical reasoning models. Legal awareness supports practice compliance through regulatory standards alignment. Patient rights are protected using informed consent mechanisms. Ethical reflection strengthens professional integrity. Legal literacy empowers nurses in complex situations.

Professional Ethics Navigation Areas:

• Ethical Decision Frameworks
• Legal Responsibility Awareness
• Patient Advocacy Practices

Track 15: Cultural Competence and Global Nursing Practice

Culturally competent nursing improves patient trust and outcomes. Care delivery adapts using cross-cultural communication theory. Belief systems are respected through culturally responsive care models. Global mobility highlights the role of transnational nursing practice. Inclusive approaches reduce disparities. Cultural awareness strengthens global nursing impact.

Cultural Care Integration Pathways:

• Diversity Sensitivity Training
• Global Care Adaptation
• Inclusive Practice Strategies

Track 16: Palliative and End-of-Life Nursing Care

Palliative nursing focuses on comfort and dignity at advanced illness stages. Symptom management is guided by pain modulation pathways. Communication strategies support families using anticipatory grief frameworks. Holistic care integrates psychosocial-spiritual assessment. Ethical sensitivity ensures compassionate support. End-of-life nursing emphasizes quality of living.

Compassionate Care Support Systems:

• Symptom Relief Approaches
• Family Communication Planning
• Holistic Comfort Measures

Track 17: Occupational Health and Workforce Wellbeing

Nurse wellbeing directly affects healthcare quality. Workplace assessments identify risks using ergonomic exposure analysis. Stress management strategies address occupational burnout indicators. Resilience-building initiatives enhance performance through workforce sustainability models. Supportive environments reduce attrition. Healthy nurses strengthen healthcare systems.

Workforce Wellness Development Areas:

• Occupational Risk Assessment
• Mental Wellbeing Support
• Retention Strategy Planning

Track 18: Disaster Preparedness and Humanitarian Nursing

Humanitarian nursing responds to crises and large-scale emergencies. Preparedness planning incorporates disaster risk reduction frameworks. Rapid response relies on mass casualty triage systems. Field operations require resource allocation modeling. Ethical care remains essential under extreme conditions. Disaster-ready nurses save lives.

Emergency Response Capability Domains:

• Crisis Preparedness Training
• Field Nursing Operations
• Humanitarian Ethics Practice

Track 19: Nursing Entrepreneurship and Healthcare Innovation

Entrepreneurial nursing expands healthcare delivery models. Innovation emerges through healthcare service redesign. Business planning integrates value-based care analytics. Technology-driven solutions leverage innovation diffusion theory. Nurse-led enterprises improve access and efficiency. Entrepreneurship strengthens professional autonomy.

Innovation Development Streams:

• Nurse-Led Business Models
• Healthcare Technology Solutions
• Strategic Innovation Planning

Track 20: Future Directions and Global Trends in Nursing

The future of nursing is shaped by innovation and adaptability. Workforce planning responds to demographic transition projections. Practice evolution integrates precision healthcare frameworks. Education adapts through competency-based advancement models. Global collaboration strengthens preparedness. Nursing continues to lead healthcare transformation.

Future-Oriented Nursing Pathways:

• Workforce Forecasting
• Practice Evolution Strategies
• Global Collaboration Initiatives

Market Analysis

The global nursing sector is undergoing significant transformation driven by rising healthcare demands, workforce shortages, and the expanding role of nurses in patient-centered care delivery. Population aging, the increasing prevalence of chronic conditions, and heightened expectations for quality and safety have intensified the need for a skilled nursing workforce across clinical, community, and long-term care settings.

Healthcare systems worldwide are increasingly investing in workforce sustainability, care delivery optimization, and clinical governance frameworks to strengthen nursing capacity. The integration of digital health tools and nursing informatics has further expanded professional responsibilities, creating demand for continuous education, leadership development, and advanced clinical competencies.

Simultaneously, the global nursing education and training market is experiencing rapid growth. Institutions are adopting innovative teaching models supported by simulation-based learning, competency-driven curricula, and global accreditation standards. These trends highlight the strategic importance of nursing conferences as platforms for professional development, knowledge exchange, and international collaboration.

The 3^rd Global Summit on World Nursing is positioned within this expanding market landscape, offering timely scientific dialogue, professional networking, and exposure to emerging trends that shape the future of nursing practice, education, and leadership.

Global Nursing Workforce Growth:

This graph illustrates the steady increase in the global nursing workforce from 2015 to 2026. The upward trend reflects international efforts to address nurse shortages, expand healthcare access, and improve patient outcomes. Growth is supported by policy initiatives, expanded nursing education programs, and greater recognition of nurses as essential contributors to healthcare systems. The data underscores the growing importance of workforce planning and professional development in sustaining global healthcare delivery.
 

Global Nursing Education & Training Market Growth:

This graph represents the expansion of the global nursing education and training market between 2016 and 2026. The consistent rise in market value demonstrates increased investment in academic programs, continuing professional development, digital learning platforms, and specialty training. The trend highlights the demand for advanced nursing competencies aligned with evolving clinical roles, leadership expectations, and quality improvement initiatives across healthcare sectors.

Abstract Submission and Registration

Nursing professionals, healthcare practitioners, researchers, educators, academicians, policy makers, and industry contributors are invited to submit original scientific work to the 3^rd Global Summit on World Nursing, scheduled for May 04–05, 2026, in Paris, France. Submissions may include research abstracts, clinical studies, case reports, review articles, quality improvement projects, poster presentations, or e-posters aligned with the conference theme and scientific tracks.

Abstracts addressing contemporary nursing challenges, innovative care models, education strategies, leadership development, and patient-centered practice informed by evidence-based nursing, clinical governance, or care delivery optimization are strongly encouraged. Interdisciplinary and global perspectives are welcome.

Abstract Guidelines

• All abstracts must be submitted in English.

• The abstract should not exceed 500 words.

• The title should be written in sentence case and clearly reflect the focus of the submission.

• Provide the full name, affiliation, and designation of the presenting author and all co-authors.

• Include a short biography of the presenting author (maximum 150 words) along with a professional photograph.

• Abstracts may focus on areas such as clinical nursing practice, nursing education, leadership and management, public health nursing, mental health nursing, patient safety, nursing informatics, ethics, workforce wellbeing, or research influenced by quality improvement science or health systems strengthening.

Review Process

All submitted abstracts will undergo evaluation by the Scientific Review Committee. Authors will be notified of acceptance, required revisions, or presentation format via email, typically within 24–48 hours of submission. Accepted abstracts will be assigned to oral presentations, poster sessions, workshops, or panel discussions based on scientific relevance and clarity.

Publication

Accepted abstracts will be published in the official conference proceedings and may be considered for inclusion in associated scientific journals, conference compendiums, or nursing-focused academic publications. Selected submissions may also contribute to future collaborative research initiatives emphasizing professional accountability and global nursing advancement.

Abstract Submission Link: https://worldnursing.annualcongress.com/abstract-submission.php

Registration

Upon abstract acceptance, participants are required to complete their conference registration through the official Registration Portal. Early registration is strongly recommended to confirm participation, access all scientific sessions and workshops, engage in networking activities, and receive official conference certification.

Registration Link: https://worldnursing.annualcongress.com/registration.php

Visa Guidelines

The organizing committee of the 3^rd Global Summit on World Nursing 2026 does not directly process visas for France. However, the team provides essential supporting documents to assist participants with their visa application process.

Visa requirements vary depending on the applicant’s country of residence and the regulations of the French Embassy or Consulate in their region. Participants are strongly advised to initiate their visa application well in advance of the conference dates.

Supporting Documents for Visa Application

Upon request, the following documents can be issued to support your visa application:

• Official Letter of Invitation

• Letter of Abstract Acceptance (if applicable)

• Registration Confirmation and Payment Receipt

Letter of Invitation

The Letter of Invitation confirms your accepted abstract and/or completed registration for the congress. The letter is issued in English and may be submitted as supporting documentation for your visa application.

Please note that issuance of a Letter of Invitation does not guarantee visa approval. Visa decisions are solely at the discretion of French immigration authorities and the respective embassies or consulates.

Contact for Visa Support:

For visa-related assistance or to request official supporting documents, please contact: meevents@memeetings.com

Past Conference

The World Nursing Congress 2025 concluded successfully in 2025, welcoming nursing professionals from across the globe for two days of scientific exchange and professional engagement. The conference brought together clinical nurses, nurse educators, researchers, healthcare managers, and policy contributors to discuss evolving practices that enhance patient care and healthcare delivery systems.

The meeting created a collaborative environment where participants explored modern nursing challenges, shared practical experiences, and discussed innovative approaches shaping the future of nursing practice worldwide.

Conference Statistics & Participation Overview:

• Participants: Over 200 nursing professionals
• Global Reach: Attendees from 25+ countries spanning multiple regions
• Scientific Submissions: 150+ research abstracts received

Presentations Delivered:

• 50+ Oral Research Presentations
• 80+ Poster and Digital Poster Sessions
• Expert Speakers: 20+ senior nursing leaders and subject experts
• Workshops & Focused Sessions: 8+ interactive learning formats

Scientific Focus and Knowledge Exchange:

The scientific agenda addressed key areas influencing contemporary nursing, including patient safety frameworks, workforce development, and evidence-based clinical practice. Sessions highlighted advancements in nursing assessment models, care coordination strategies, and healthcare quality improvement initiatives.

Several presentations examined leadership roles in nursing, ethical decision-making, and the integration of digital tools to support clinical efficiency. Research findings emphasized outcome measurement, professional accountability, and the delivery of compassionate, patient-centered care.

Notable Conference Moments:

• Insightful discussions on nursing leadership and clinical excellence
• Research presentations focused on care quality, safety standards, and patient advocacy
• Practical workshops on clinical competencies and professional skill development
• Active participation from early-career nurses and academic researchers
• Collaborative panel discussions encouraging interdisciplinary teamwork

Professional and Collaborative Impact:

The conference fostered meaningful interaction among attendees through structured networking sessions and open forums. Participants engaged in cross-disciplinary dialogue, encouraging collaboration between healthcare institutions, academic bodies, and professional nursing organizations.

The World Nursing Congress 2025 reinforced the essential role of nursing professionals in advancing healthcare outcomes and highlighted the importance of shared knowledge, innovation, and compassion in modern nursing practice.

Previous Conference Themes and Areas of Emphasis:

Beyond the primary congress, related nursing meetings held during the year addressed important themes such as:

• Strengthening nursing education and training frameworks
• Advancing community and public health nursing practices
• Enhancing workforce resilience and professional wellbeing

Together, these events reflected the global commitment to improving nursing standards and elevating patient care across healthcare systems.

3rd Global Summit on World Nursing 2026:

Building on the success of previous editions, the 3rd Global Summit on World Nursing will take place on May 04–05, 2026, in Paris, France. Under the theme Caring Hands Compassionate Hearts Committed to Patient Wellbeing, the summit offers an advanced platform for scientific deliberation and professional growth. Nursing professionals, academic faculty, researchers, healthcare executives, and policy advocates will gather to address contemporary nursing priorities including:

• Innovations in clinical practice and quality improvement
• Leadership and health system transformation
• Nursing education and competency development
• Ethical practice and professional accountability
• Technological integration in care delivery

Through keynote lectures, panel discussions, workshops, and poster presentations, the 2026 summit aims to accelerate the translation of evidence into practice and strengthen global nursing collaboration.