15 Speakers 3 Days
SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH CONFERENCE | 23 - 25 NOVEMBER 2023
New Horizons In Nursing Education, Research And Practice For Healthcare Reforms:
Implications For The Post-Covid Era
We are thrilled to inform you that the Institute of Nursing Research Nigeria is organizing its second conference! This conference presents a remarkable opportunity for nurses to stay abreast of the latest trends in healthcare reforms.
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tickets:
Staff & Postgraduate: N20,000
Student: N10,000
International: $100
Our 2nd Intl Conference
Join over 3000 Nurses.
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Objectives
Why this conference is important?
You’ll get the opportunity to learn directly from nursing leaders, academics, scholars, and entrepreneurs who are making impacts in their various fields.
01
Explore new horizons in nursing education, research, and practice.
02
Identify the roles of nurses in healthcare reforms.
03
Highlight the opportunities in the post-COVID era.
04
Sensitize the nursing community about the ongoing reformations in healthcare.
05
Prepare nurses from all walks of life with the knowledge needed to navigate their path in the nursing education, research and practice post-COVID era.
Conference Sub-themes
The conference intends to make nurses better understand changes in the nursing world post-COVID era and help them appreciate their indispensable roles in healthcare reforms.
- Improving Health Outcomes Through Health Interventions Post-COVID
- Advanced Practice Nursing in LMICs: Training, Legislation, Structure & Feasibility.
- Technological Innovations and Advancements in Nursing Education, Research, Practice and Public Health
- Primary Health Care and the Achievement of Universal Health Coverage
- The Global Nursing Shortage, Nurses Migration and Welfare
- Evidence-based Nursing Practice for Clinical Decisions in LMIC: Level ofImplementation, Strategies & Influencing Factors
Our Speakers
Prof. Prisca Adejumo RN, B.Sc., M.Sc. PhD, IIWCC
Dean, College of Basic Medical Sciences, Chrisland University, Abeokuta, Ogun State, Nigeria
Prof. Deborah Esan
Dean, Faculty of Nursing,
Bowen University
Keynote Speaker
Prof. Tracie Risling RN, PhD
Associate Professor Faculty of Nursing – University of Calgary.
Prof. Chinomso Nwozichi RN, PhD
Wellstar School of Nursing, Kennesaw State University, Georgia, USA
Dr (Mrs) Alice Igbekele Ogundele RN, PhD
Director of Nursing Services,
Ondo State
Shonibare Dorcas, O,O (Mrs) RN RM BSc (Nursing Education), MPA, MSc (Maternal and Child Health Nursing) FWAPGCN
Director, Nursing Services, LSMOH Ikeja Lagos
Dr Bunmi Ogungbe
Postdoctoral Scholar Johns Hopkins University, United States
Dr Israel Gabriel
Queen’s University, Belfast, United Kingdom
Comrade Olubunmi Lawal-Aiyedun
CEO, March Health Initiative
Julie Mogbo
Co-Founder/Managing Director of Royale Nursing Consult
Abiola Ayilara
CEO, MyCare Assistant
Dr Akingbade Oluwadamilare RN, CGNC, PhD
CEO, Institute of Nursing Research, Nigeria
Emmanuel Adesuyi RN, PhD (c)
COO, Institute of Nursing Research, Nigeria
Dr Yetunde Tola RN, PhD
Director, Research and Statistics, Institute of Nursing Research, Nigeria
Dr Oore Ofe Adeyemi Billy-rose
Director, Centre for Career Development and Planning Institute of Nursing Research Nigeria
Mr Oluwaseyi Olawale
Founder and CEO, GENOMAC HUB
This Year's Agenda
Join luminaries in the world of nursing leadership, education, entrepreneurship, and innovation as we share, interact, learn, and move the nursing profession forward.
Day 1
Day 2
Day 3
Day 1
10:45AM – 11:30AM
Keynote Address: New Horizons In Nursing Education, Research and Practice for Healthcare Reforms: Implications for Post-COVID Era.
Prof Deborah T. Esan
12PM – 1PM
Plenary Session 1: Advanced Practice Nursing in LMICS: Training, Legislation, Structure and Feasibility
Mrs Alice Ogundele (DNS Ondo State )
5:30PM – 6PM
Plenary Session 2: Improving Health Outcomes Through Technological Interventions Post- COVID
Prof. Tracie Risling
Day 2
10:10AM – 10:55AM
Panel Discussion II: The Global Nursing Shortage, Nurses Migration and Welfare
DNS Shonibare of Lagos state & Julie Mogbo
12:10PM – 12:40PM
Plenary Session 3: Entrepreneurship: Pioneering Innovations in Health & Social Care Nursing Beyond the Walls: Pioneering Innovations
Mrs Abiola Ayilara
3PM – 3:45PM
Plenary Session 4: Nurses’ Involvement in Health Care Leadership and Policy
Comrade Lawal Aiyedun
Day 3
10:10AM – 10:40AM
Plenary Session IV: Evidence-Based Nursing Practice for Clinical Decisions in LMIC: Level of Implementation, Strategies, and Influencing Factors
Dr Chinomso Nwozichi
11:20AM – 11:50AM
Poster Presentations & Exhibition and Abstract Presentation
Abstract Presenters
Who we are
About The Institute of Nursing Research, Nigeria
Institute of Nursing Research, Nigeria (INRN) is a non-governmental professional organization birthed by the Fellowship of Christian Nurses (FCN) South West Zone, Nigeria.
FCN Nigeria is registered with the Corporate Affairs Commission with Registration Number 11081.
This institute was borne out of the need to impact families and communities through credible clinical and community-based research while building the capacity of nurses in research and other scholarly endeavors. The Institute of Nursing Research, Nigeria, was launched on May 14th, 2016 at the Fellowship of Christian Nurses, South West Zone conference held at Ekiti State University Teaching Hospital, Ado-Ekiti, Nigeria. INR is among the top nursing research communities in Nigeria and West Africa, impacting the academic lives of professional nurses of all cadres.
With our research journal club, innovative programmes and educational publications, we have built Nigeria’s biggest nursing academic community, which young nurses impressively handle.
We have top scholars from all over the globe as part of our growing community of nurse scholars, researchers, academics and leaders.
“INRN is committed to mentoring nurses along their research trajectories by providing nurses with the skills and resources needed for conducting research from the conceptual phase to the dissemination of findings in the
scientific community.”
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FAQs
Is the conference free?
No, the conference isn’t free. Staff & Postgraduate will pay N20,000. Students will pay N10,000 and international participants, $100.
Can I attend virtually?
Yes, you can attend virtually.
How many days is the conference?
The conference starts on the 23rd and ends on the 25th of November.
What's the conference address?
ADDRESS: Burlington Hall, 2nd floor, Lagos Chambers of Commerce & Industry (LCCI) Conference Exhibition Centre, 10 Dr. Nurudeen Olowopopo Way,
Besides Japaul House, Alausa, Ikeja, Lagos State.
Will there be provision for accomodation?
The Institute of Nursing Research, Nigeria, is not providing accommodation. However, there are accommodation plans and packages for participants to choose from. Check our hotels/accommodation page for more details.
Will a certificate of participation be issued?
Yes, a certificate of participation will be issued to all participants.
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Abstract Submission
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Partnerships, Sponsorships & Exhibitions
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