Nursing Education 2026 (Contact Hours)

2nd Global Summit on Nursing Education, Practice & Healthcare

Theme: “Shaping the Advanced Future of Nursing Education and Healthcare“

Venue: InterContinental Yokohama Grand, Tokyo, Japan

Dates: October 29 & 30, 2026 (In-Person at Tokyo) & October 31, 2026 (Virtual Via Zoom Meetings)

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Nursing Education 2026 overview:-

Mind Authors, Inc. is delighted to announce the upcoming “2nd Global Summit on Nursing Education, Practice & Healthcare” This highly anticipated event will take place on October 29 & 30, 2026 (In-Person at Tokyo) & October 31, 2026 (Virtual Via Zoom Meetings)

The conference aims to address a pressing issue in the Nursing industry—the escalating violence against nurses, its impact on nursing leadership, and the quality of patient care. By bringing together experts, researchers, educators, and practitioners from around the world, we seek to foster a collaborative environment that promotes evidence-based nursing practice and education.

“Important DISCLOSURE Items for all Nursing Education 2026 Conference Participants to know”

This continuing education activity has been submitted to the Ohio Nurses Association to award contact hours. The Ohio Nurses Association is an Ohio Board of Nursing approver of continuing education. (OBN-001-91)
All participants of Nursing Education 2026 (In-person) will be awarded contact hours based on session attendance.
All participants are required to attend one (1) or more sessions at this conference.
Contact hours are awarded based on session attendance.
Each participant will have 30 days to complete the post conference evaluation in order to receive your contact hours and certificate.
No one with the ability to control content of this activity has a relevant financial relationship with an ineligible company.

Important Dates & Deadlines

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October, 2025

First Round of Abstract Submission Deadlines

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October, 2025

Early Bird Registration Deadlines

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29, 30 & 31

October 2026

Nursing Education 2026 will be hosted in-person at Tokyo, Japan

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Scientific Session & Tracks

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Nursing Education

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Nursing Leadership and Management

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Clinical Nursing

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Surgical Nursing

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Dental Nursing

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Disaster Nursing

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Diversity in Healthcare

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Oncology Nursing

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eHealth/telenursing

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Pediatric Nursing

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Nursing Practitioners

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Patient Safety & Research

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Attending nursing conferences can be a valuable way for nurses and healthcare professionals to stay updated on the latest research, clinical practices, and advancements in the field. Here are some effective tracks or themes commonly found at nursing conferences that contribute to professional development:

Nursing Leadership and Management

Focus: Leadership, communication, and management strategies for nurse leaders. Topics often include leadership development, team management, and quality improvement.

Why it’s effective: Essential for nurses in or aspiring to leadership roles, it teaches how to lead teams, make decisions, and improve healthcare environments.

Nursing Education

Focus: Strategies and innovations in nursing education, including simulation, curriculum design, and student engagement.

Why it’s effective: Keeps nurse educators updated on the best teaching practices and equips them with tools to better educate future nurses.

Mental Health and Psychiatric Nursing

Focus: Mental health care strategies, treatments for psychiatric conditions, and patient-centered care for mental health.

Why it’s effective: Mental health remains a critical area in nursing, and this track helps professionals stay informed about the latest therapies and mental health care models.

Critical Care and Emergency Nursing

Focus: Advanced practices in emergency care, trauma, and critical care nursing, including updates on resuscitation, emergency preparedness, and triage.

Why it’s effective: Prepares nurses working in high-stakes environments to respond effectively and efficiently to emergencies and critical patient care situations.

Pediatric Nursing

Focus: Specialized care for infants, children, and adolescents. Topics include neonatal intensive care, pediatric chronic illness, and developmental care.

Why it’s effective: Equips pediatric and neonatal nurses with the latest knowledge and tools to provide high-quality care for younger populations.

Advanced Nursing Practice (ANP)

Focus: Specialized clinical skills and greater autonomy for nurses in roles like Nurse Practitioners, Clinical Nurse Specialists, Nurse Anesthetists, and Nurse Midwives.

Why It’s Effective: Better patient outcomes and satisfaction. Fills healthcare gaps, especially in underserved areas.

Patient Safety & Research

Focus: Minimizing risks, preventing harm, and improving healthcare quality through evidence-based practices.

Why It’s Effective: Prevents harm and improves patient outcomes. Informs best practices through research and data.

Nursing Entrepreneurship

Focus: Nurses creating and running businesses in healthcare, offering services like consulting, education, and patient care.

Why It’s Effective: Empowers nurses to be business owners and leaders. Addresses healthcare gaps with creative solutions.

Gender Discrimination in Nursing

Focus: Addressing unequal treatment based on gender in the nursing profession.

Why It’s Effective: Promotes fairness and equal opportunities for all genders. Improves workplace culture by fostering respect and inclusion.

10. Diversity in Healthcare

Focus: Addressing disparities in healthcare, promoting cultural competence, and developing inclusive nursing practices.

Why it’s effective: Encourages nurses to be sensitive to diverse patient populations and fosters an inclusive work environment.

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