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Nursing Education 2025

• Registration and Check-in: Please ensure that you have completed the registration process prior to the conference. On the day of the event, arrive at the designated check-in area to collect your conference materials, including badges, program schedules, and any other relevant documentation.
• Adherence to Schedule: The conference will adhere strictly to the published schedule. It is essential to be punctual and attend sessions promptly as per the agenda. Plan your time accordingly to make the most out of the conference experience.
• Questions and Engagement: After each presentation, there will be opportunities to ask questions and engage in discussions. Kindly wait for your turn to speak, and keep your questions concise and relevant to the topic being presented. Show respect for different viewpoints and encourage constructive dialogue.
• Mobile Devices and Electronics: During sessions, please ensure that your mobile devices are set to silent mode or turned off to minimize disruptions. Refrain from using electronic devices for personal activities that may distract you or others from the conference proceedings.
• Follow Health and Safety Guidelines: Comply with any health and safety guidelines set forth by the conference organizers or venue. This may include adhering to social distancing measures, wearing masks when necessary, and practicing good hygiene by frequently washing hands or using hand sanitizers provided.
• Respect Venue Policies: Respect the policies and regulations of the conference venue. Ensure that you follow any rules regarding food and beverage consumption, smoking areas, and general conduct within the premises.
• Feedback and Evaluation: Your feedback is valuable in helping us improve future conferences. Please take the time to complete any post-conference evaluation forms or surveys to provide your input and suggestions.

Guidelines for All Participants

Things to be remembered before joining the conference

• Our In-person Conference begins promptly as per the Conference agenda.
• If you face any technical difficulties, you can chat live anytime with our technical team during the conference days.
• You can ask your questions to the presenter after every presentation.
• After you register for the conference, you will receive confirmation  conference details and what to be expected. Please check your junk mail folder if you do not see the email in your inbox if you don’t hear from us for more than 48 hours
• If you face any difficulties in submitting Abstract online, registration or need assistance, do not hesitate to contact our organizer anytime.
• For more queries please Email at zelda@nursescredits.com 

List of associations in Budapest, Hungary

Some nursing associations and organizations in Budapest, Hungary, that focus on the nursing profession, healthcare education, and professional development:

• Hungarian Nursing Association (Magyar Ápolási Egyesület)
  Purpose: The largest and most prominent nursing association in Hungary, it represents the interests of nurses, provides professional development, and advocates for better healthcare policies.
• Hungarian Chamber of Nurses (Magyar Egészségügyi Szakdolgozói Kamara – MESZK)
  Purpose: A professional body for nurses and other healthcare professionals, MESZK focuses on legal representation, continuing education, and the development of healthcare services in Hungary.
• Hungarian Scientific Society of Nursing (Magyar Ápolástudományi Társaság – MÁTT)
  Purpose: A scientific association that promotes research in nursing and the development of evidence- based nursing practices
• Hungarian Red Cross (Magyar Vöröskereszt)
  Purpose: Although primarily a humanitarian organization, the Hungarian Red Cross provides training and support for nurses and healthcare workers, particularly in emergency and disaster situation
• Hungarian Hospice-Palliative Association (Magyar Hospice-Palliatív Egyesület)
  Purpose: Focuses on promoting palliative care and improving the quality of life for patients with terminal illnesses, with an emphasis on nursing in hospice care.
  
• Hungarian Association of Critical Care Nurses (Magyar Sürgősségi és Intenzív Ápolók Egyesülete)
  Purpose: A professional organization that supports nurses working in critical care and emergency departments, providing resources, education, and advocacy.
• European Federation of Nurses Associations (EFN) – Hungarian Representation
  Purpose: Part of the larger European Federation, this organization works to enhance nursing at a European level, and Hungary is an active member in setting nursing standards across Europe.
• International Council of Nurses (ICN) – Hungarian Member
  Purpose: The ICN has representation from Hungary through local nursing associations that participate in international advocacy, education, and research to promote high-quality nursing practices