World Nursing

Madeleine Kerkhof, former RN, Clinical Aromatherapist; global expert, speaker and educator on integrative and complementary therapies in clinical nursing; author of Complementary Nursing in End of Life Care (2015) and CO2 extracts in Clinical Aromatherapy (2018); Director of Kicozo, Knowledge Institute for Integrative & Complementary (Nursing) Care

Nursing Care

Sureeporn Thanasilp completed her D.N.S. (Nursing) from Mahidol University, Thailand. Her Ongoing research is death acceptance between Thai and Vietnamese persons with cancer. She has published more than 20 papers.

Symptom Management in Chronic Illness

Yi-Chuan Chang has completed her PhD in National Taipei University of Nursing and Health Sciences, Taiwan. She published the papers Translation and validation of the Nurses Self-Concept Instrument for college-level nursing students in Taiwan

Nursing Education, Critical thinking, Professional self-concept, Simulation-based Teaching, Postoperative care.

Melissa Kimble completed her B.S. in Nursing in 1994 at Houston Baptist University in Houston, Texas, USA. She is the Director of Program Development for a large Home Health agency in the United States. She holds several specialty certifications related to community and public health. She has over two decades working with many organizations including Fortune 100 companies. Mrs. Kimble is a member of the Texas Nurse Association, the American Nurse’s Association and Sigma Theta Tau.

Nursing Care

Hongwei Wan has completed her PhD from ChiangMai University, School of Nursing. She is the director of Department of nursing, shanghai proton and heavy ion center, as well as a professor of Fudan University, China. She has published more than 60 papers in reputed journals.

Cancer nursing

Nezar Ahmed Salim is the In-Service Educator and Nurse Researcher in Dubai Hospital, Dubai United Arab Emirates. He obtained his Bachelor’s Degree in Nursing from Hashemite University in 2012 and proceeded to Master’s Degree, Major in Oncology in 2014 with an exemplary GPA of 3.39 in the same university. He started as a staff nurse in the Medical-Surgical Oncology Unit, King Hussain Cancer Center in Amman, Jordan from 2012-2015. With commitment for excellence and career growth, he established the Journal Club at King Hussein Cancer Center and was awarded as a “Champion Nurse” of Research in the Magnet Program. From 2015-2018, He worked as an Oncology Nurse in Dubai Hospital. Through hard work and tenacity, he was eventually promoted to Nurse Researcher and Educator. Throughout his career, Mr. Salim has published 20 researches and articles in different international nursing journals. The Al-Jalila Foundation approved his study entitled “Knowledge and Attitude of Oncology Nurses’ towards Cancer Pain Management in United Arab Emirates, 2017” a study grant to support the cause of the research. He is also a distinguished speaker and organizer of Nursing Conferences. In 2017, he is awarded by the Government of Dubai for “You’re our Pride”, Research Category. The Dubai Health Authority acknowledge him as a “Recognized Staff” for his dedication and initiative in the practice of Nursing. Currently, he is a Board Editorial member of 2 Medical Journals, The Medical Science Journal and Dubai Medical Journal. As a nurse researcher, he has a Good clinical Practice Certificate (GCP) which upholds the scientific quality standards of clinical trials.

Nurse Researcher

Mahesh Borhade MC, CHCQM-PHYADV is an American Board of Internal Medicine certified and certfiied by American Board of Qaulity Assuarance & Utilization Review Physicians in Healthcare Quality & Management. Dr. Borhade serves as a Medical Director at Person Memorial Hospital, Medical Director at Extended Care Unit a Nursing Home and as a Director for Utilization Review for Person Memorial Hospital, Roxboro NC, USA. He has extensive experience in acute inpatient and outpatient medical care for geriatric population with chronic medical comorbidities. He has been actively working in academics and research activities. He serves as a scientific reviewer , editorial member, expert panel for population studies projects. He has worked as an Organizing Committee for international conferences before.

Endocrinology, Hypertension, Dibetes, Cardiovascular Disease, Public Health and Healthcare Quality and Management.

Paul completed his nurse training at Queens University Belfast (QUB) in 1999. Initially working in Theatres, Recovery and High Dependency he later specialized in Anaesthetic Nursing, completing a Post Reg qualification at Manchester University. On his return to Belfast Paul completed a BSc (Hons) in Health Studies Management at QUB and worked as a Charge Nurse at the Mater Hospital Belfast.

Patient safety and Nursing Care

Murad has completed his PhD in nursing studies in September 2017 from Hull University. His PhD study employed a qualitative approach to understand the factors that influencing compliance with standard precautions among paediatric nurses. Dr. Sawalha is currently works as assistant professor at Hashemite University in Jordan. Dr. Sawalha is a registered nurse in Jordan since 2002. He holds a Bachelor of nursing science and master of clinical nursing from the University of Jordan. He worked in different clinical and academic settings (Four years in paediatric intensive care unit, one year in clinical research, and five years in academic lecturing).

Nursing Care

Petcharat Kerdonfag is Assistant Proffessor of Nursing at Community Health Nursing, Faculty of Medicine Ramathidodi Hospital, Mahidol University, Bangkok, Thailand.She has completed her MNS (Community Health Nursing) from Mahidol university. She has published many papers related to community health nursing in peer-reviewed journals.

Community Health Nursing

Mary is Professor of Mental Health Nursing and Director of the Centre for Public Engagement, Faculty of Health, Social Care and Education, Kingston University and St George's, University of London. Throughout her career she has held a number of clinical, managerial and academic positions including coordinator of the Northern Ireland Centre for Health Informatics. She is involved in a number of research projects locally and internationally. She is a fellow of both the Royal Society of Medicine and the European Academy of Nurse Scientists, and an expert panel member of HORATIO, the European Association for Psychiatric Nurses, and a member of the Institute of Leadership and Management. Mary has a well-established record of patient and public involvement (PPI) in education and research dating back to the 1980s. Outcomes of her work with respect to PPI in both these areas have had impact nationally and internationally. Integral to this work has been the co-production and delivery of education programmes, as well as PPI at all stages of the research process. PPI is one of her key research interests.

Mental health nursing, healthcare informatics, service user and carer involvement in nursing education, research and practice development.

B.S.N from Seton Hall University, MSN from Wagner College in Adult Nursing and Education, and Ed.D from Seton Hall University in Leadership and Administration in Higher Education. Worked as a staff nurse in GYN and then Surgical ICU for over 20 years. Started teaching at Seton Hall University in 1986 and continues to teach currently. Has also served in the role of Undergraduate Nursing Chair and as associate dean. Currently teaches in the area of Pathophysiology and Gerontological Nursing. Has received awards for teaching from Gamma Nu Chapter of Sigma Theta Tau International, and the National League for Nursing, New Jersey Chapter.

Adult nursing ,Pathophysiology and Gerontological nursing

Dr. Kikuko Iwanaga is a Professor joined in 2015 in Niigata College of Nursing. She received her Master’s degree from Nagasaki Junshin Catholic University and done her PhD in medical science from the Department of Social Medicine, Nagasaki University Graduate School of Medicine in 2005. After experiencing nurses and management at Nagasaki University Hospital, she is engaged in nursing education and research at educational institutions. After working as an Associate Professor in School of Health Sciences Nagasaki University. In addition, from 2007 to 2015, she served as a professor in Graduate School of Health Sciences, Gunma University. She is doing research work with professors on basic nursing sciences and nursing management. Currently she worked for Niigata College of Nursing. She received the Best Picture Award at 14th International Society of Nursing Care, 2006 in Toronto.

Kikuko Iwanaga studied nursing and has completed her PhD in medical science from the Nagasaki University Graduate School of Medicine. She worked as a nurse, a nurse chief, a head nurse, and she works now as a researcher, as a professor. Her research field concerns nursing management studies and nursing education. While taking advantage of clinical experience, she is conducting research on nursing personnel training and development of nursing delivery system to improve the quality of nursing. The environment surrounding medical treatment in Japan has been changed due to shortage of doctors, shortage of nurses, depopulation, revision of medical treatment fee, and so on. She is developing a system that can respond to patients by utilizing the detailed expertise of nurses more than ever. This is a specialized nursing outpatient as a model operated by a nurse working in cooperation with medical treatment.

Dr Ritin Fernandez is jointly appointed by the University of Wollongong and St George Hospital as the Professor of Nursing. She is also the Director of the Centre for Evidence Based Initiatives in Health Care, a Collaborating Centre of the Joanna Briggs Institute. At St George Hospital, Professor Fernandez has established the Centre for Research in Nursing and Health (CRNH) which focuses on enhancing nursing and midwifery practice through knowledge generation, knowledge transfer and knowledge implementation.

Professor Fernandez’s research interests have focused on evidence based practice, clinical informatics, randomised controlled trials, patient safety, chronic disease management, cardiovascular disease and health in culturally and linguistically diverse communities. In the past five years, she has published over 80 peer reviewed publications and is the primary supervisor for 7 PhD students and 4 Masters by research candidates.

Dr. Vanderhoef is an assistant professor of nursing and psychiatry at Vanderbilt University, and is the academic director of the Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP) program at the School of Nursing. She is a practice active member of the academic community, providing direct patient care to patients in the psychosis clinic. Her dissertation and scholarly interests include integrated care, and physical health of persons with a severe mental illness (SMI). She has published and presentation on the topics of nursing education, PMHNP’s graduate education, integrated care, and care of persons with a SMI. Additionally, Dr. Vanderhoef developed and delivers webinars and live review courses to prepare new PMHNP graduates for board certification. She is a board certified PMHNP and a Fellow of the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners, and one of her many awards include American Psychiatric Nurses Association’s psychiatric nurse educator of the year.

-Integrated care and physical health of persons with a severe mental illness (SMI)

Dr.Rasler is an Atlanta emergency physician experienced in behavior modification and disease prevention, with past work at the C.D.C. Motivating healthy behavior during a brief patient encounter has been a focus of his clinical care: www.DrRasler.com

Emergency medicine, Illness prevention, Coagulation diseases

Dr. Halley-Boyce has been a registered nurse and a seasoned healthcare executive for decades. She has served in a number of offices in the hospital’s C-Suite including CEO, COO and Chief Nurse Executive Officer. Dr. Halley-Boyce maintains her own consultant firm, JHBALS Spectrum International, Inc. and additionally serves as an Associate Professor and the Director of the Health Systems Administration Graduate Program in the College of Nursing at Seton Hall University. Dr. Halley-Boyce is professionally recognized for her continuous pursuit of excellence in education and service delivery, her grace, and for her humanistic, servant leadership style.

Nursing

Director, Gynecologic Oncology, Emory University School of medicine 1975-1982 Director, Gynecologic Oncology, Northside Hospital, Atlanta, Georgia 1982-present Founder and CEO, Ovarian Cancer Institute 1999-present Co-discoverer of a 100% sensitive and specific diagnostic test for ovarian cancer which was published in November, 2015 in Nature Scientific Reports Author of The Ultimate Guide to Ovarian Cancer – second edition, 2016 Appointed to the Ovarian Cancer Steering Committee by the National Institutes of Health, 2015 to present

Gynecologic Oncology

Fred Calixtro has completed his Doctor in Nursing Practice from Touro University Nevada. He is an Associate Professor at Roseman University of Health Sciences in Henderson, NV. At Roseman, he teaches medica-surgical course. His passion is to eliminate lateral violence in nursing and nursing education

nursing and nursing education

I have taught numerous courses at the bachelor’s and graduate level. This includes didactic and clinical areas of instruction. I have taught community nursing at both the undergraduate and graduate levels and my dissertation. Some of these courses include a focus in community nursing. I have been responsible for planning, coordinating and participating in several large community related events. My dissertation, A Quantitative Study on Perceptions of Support Services and Student Persistence at a Southern University explored race and gender student retention at a HBCU in Southwest, Georgia. My master’s and doctorate level training and leadership roles within the college has provided me with insight, leadership, and compassion to further guide others in the facilitation of knowledge. I have also been Senior Level Bachelor Coordinator and Graduate Level Coordinator for various Nurse Education programs. In 2013, I developed and implemented a NCLEX board preparation course that helped the institution to improve their board passing rates from 75% to 100%. I have also been involved with various college level programs that are responsible for enhancing and maintaining the excellence level of institutions ensuring continued accreditation such as the Program Evaluation (PET) Committee, Curriculum Development Committee, and Faculty Senate Committee.

Higher Education Retention of minorities Innovative teaching

Joyce Bredesen, DNP, RN, PHN, is an Associate Professor of Nursing at Metropolitan State University in St. Paul, Minnesota. Her expertise and passion is teaching public health nursing. Dr. Bredesen teaches both undergraduate and graduate nursing courses primarily in Public Health Nursing. She also is faculty advisor for DNP students and their projects. Dr. Bredesen’s research interests are working primarily with underserved populations. Her most recent research includes work with PhotoVoice and Parkinson’s disease. She has done research with the homeless population in Minnesota, as well as women’s health care issues in both India and Senegal.

Nursing Education

she is the Nursing & Midwifery faculty at Alborz University of Medical Sciences

Nursing & Midwifery