29^th World Nursing Care Congress September 22-23, 2020 Singapore

This change in measuring nursing care at the individual nurse-patient encounter affects the data collected about patient care and how those data are analysed to improve care and decrease nursing costs. As each nurse evolves and nursing evolves we learn that the more evolved practitioner works from the higher/deeper dimensions of humanity and one’s evolving consciousness. Nursing care of a febrile patient is a natural and essential task for nurses as it affects the patient’s need of physiological and psychological support Individual nurse as a provider of care and identifies the interaction or encounter of a nurse and a patient, family, or community.

Nursing education is ever evolving and encompasses a wide range of educational elements including physical, social, emotional, cultural, and psychological issues in nursing. While nursing curriculums provide a well versed education for their students, many programs have yet to effectively integrate the concept of international globalization into their specific curriculum. It is crucial that international globalization and its effect on the nursing profession is understood and taught in undergraduate universities. The importance of nursing globalization education has become increasingly relevant at Temple University; both nursing students and faculty have already begun to explore nursing on an international level and have returned to Temple University with a different outlook on nursing care.

Special health care needs include any physical, developmental, mental, sensory, behavioural, cognitive, or emotional impairment or limiting condition that requires medical management, health care intervention, and/or use of specialized services or programs. The condition may be congenital, developmental, or acquired through disease, trauma, or environmental cause and may impose limitations in performing daily self-maintenance activities or substantial limitations in a major life activity. Health care for individuals with special needs requires specialized knowledge, as well as increased awareness and attention, adaptation, and accommodative measures beyond what are considered routine.

It is important to determine the understanding of the patient and the family concerning the diagnostic tests (those completed as well as those planned), the diagnosis or potential diagnosis, the treatment options, and the prognosis. At the same time, the nurse can assess the level of anxiety experienced by the patient and the support provided and needed by the patient’s significant others.

Nurses develop substantial knowledge of the strengths and weaknesses of hospital systems and how they fail. Their ability to create workarounds to broken or dysfunctional systems is legendary in health care. As hospitals focus on increasing safety and reliability, patient centeredness and efficiency, nurses’ knowledge and commitment to their patients and institutions needs to be effectively mobilized. To accomplish this, nurses’ perspectives must be represented at the highest levels of hospital leadership and integrated into hospital decision making. In addition, consistent with process-improvement research that identifies the active involvement of front-line staff as a critical factor in making and sustaining change, processes for engaging nurses and other front-line staff also need to be expanded and institutions needs to be effectively mobilized. To accomplish this, nurses’ perspectives must be represented at the highest levels of hospital leadership and integrated into hospital decision making. In addition, consistent with process-improvement research that identifies the active involvement of front-line staff as a critical factor in making and sustaining change, processes for engaging nurses and other front-line staff also need to be expanded.

Nursing informatics is a recent specialty within nursing and as a discipline has experienced immense change in scope and definition over the past few decades. These changes are the direct result of a proliferation of crucial nursing roles in informatics and of a sustained explosion of technology in healthcare. As the discipline of NI continues to mature, its definition and the educational preparation of nurses will change in tandem to reflect this evolution.

The presence of certain characteristics in professional nursing practice environments can promote the development of professionals and favour safe practices, among them, the philosophy of quality-focused care, interdisciplinary cooperation, responsibility with professional authority, promotion of nursing leadership, support for the professional development of nurses, and the development of cooperative relationships among health workers. The facilities that possess such attributes encourage improved outcomes for patients, for the nursing staff, and for the institution itself. In turn, professionals working in negative environments are dissatisfied with their jobs more frequently report an intention to leave their jobs, and are more exposed to burnout, a condition that negatively affects professionals and impacts the characteristics of the environment and patient outcomes.

Nursing and midwifery services are a vital resource for attaining health and development targets. They form the backbone of health systems around the globe and provide a platform for efforts to tackle the diseases that cause poverty and ill-health. If we are to succeed in improving health systems performance, urgent action is needed to overcome the problems that seriously undermine the contribution these services can make to the vision of better health for all communities.

The safety of operating rooms is dependent in large measure on the professional and regulatory requirements that mandate skill levels, documentation standards, appropriate monitoring, and well-maintained equipment. Prescriptive and detailed protocols exist for almost every procedure performed, and although variation based on surgical and anesthesia preference is allowed, overall there is excellent management of the technical aspects. Experienced operating room physicians, nurses, and technicians come to rely on these operating room characteristics to support the delivery of safe care. Most practitioners, however, at some time—and some much of the time—have had the experience of working in suboptimal operating room conditions because the level of procedural complexity in even the simplest of operative procedures is not matched by the necessary team coordination, leadership engagement, or departmental perspective that encompasses all the prerequisites for reliable delivery of care.

Nursing Research is research that provides evidence used to support nursing practices, nursing as an evidence-based area of practice. Nursing research mainly focuses into two areas: Quantitative Research and Qualitative Research. There are some dominant research methods used in these two research areas like Randomised controlled trial is Quantitative research and methods most commonly used in Qualitative research are interviews, case studies, focus groups and ethnography. And, these methods are majorly used for obtaining better efficiency and time management in health care system.

Critical care nursing is a nursing specialty that deals specifically with life-threatening health problems. Critical Care Nurse is licensed professional nurse who is responsible for ensuring that acutely and critically ill patients and their families receive optimal care. Critical care nurses only found to be working in a wide variety of environments and specialties, such as medical intensive care units, general intensive care units, surgical intensive care units, burns unit, coronary care units, trauma intensive care units, cardiothoracic intensive care units, paediatrics and some trauma centre emergency departments. These specialists generally take care of critically ill patients who require mechanical ventilation by way of endotracheal intubation and/or titratable vasoactive intravenous medications.

A military nurse provides medical assistance to patients within the military and the various branches throughout the military which may include the Air Force, the Army and/or the Navy. These are specially trained to provide nursing care to the armed forces. They are Prioritized in war zones and treating soldiers who have been wounded in battle. Most of the military nurses also work in various military hospitals providing nursing care to victimized innocent people of wars and Natural disasters. Unlike Civilian nurses, military nurses are typically given more autonomy as they may be required to act quickly and decisively in situations where a soldier may need immediate medical assistance.