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Category: Conference
Tytana’s Manila Doctors College of Nursing to hold 12th Research Congress 2019
A grand academic gathering for nursing research is once again happening this February 2019 as Tytana’s Manila Doctors College of Nursing (MDCON) will hold its 12th Reseach Congress.
With the theme “HEALTH AND WELLNESS FOR ALL: NURSING RESEARCH AND THE UNIVERSAL HEALTH CARE”, 12th MDCONRC will happen on February 22, 2019, FRIDAY, 8AM–5PM, at the GT Foundation Auditorium, 7th Floor, Doña Tytana Tower, Manila Tytana Colleges, Pres. Diosdado Macapagal Blvd., Pasay City, Philippines.
The MDCONRC intends to continue its advocacy of promoting excellence in nursing research by featuring student and professional nursing research studies from different colleges, universities, hospitals and medical centers nationwide to showcase how nursing research has strengthen its position in support of evidence-based practice.
The congress activities include keynote speeches from distinguished research experts, plenary sessions, and concurrent oral and poster research presentations. The congress will recognize the best research studies and posters refereed by local and international research luminaries; thus, we invite your students or your staff to send their research studies for an opportunity to present their papers and be involved in an engaging academic exchange of knowledge and ideas.
Should you need further information, you may visit the 12th MDCONRC webpage at www.mtc.edu.ph/mdconrc and Facebook page, facebook.com/mdconrc, or you may contact us through mobile 0933-8164749, landline (02) 859-0812 or 75, or email 12thmdconrc@gmail.com.
The Manila Doctors College of Nursing (MDCON) has unceasingly promoted the value and importance of research in nursing through its annual Research Congress (MDCONRC). The Research Congress intends to continue this advocacy of promoting excellence in nursing research by featuring student and professional nursing research studies from different academic and healthcare institutions all over the country so as to express the progress of the science and practice of nursing through innovative evidence-based discourse in research.
Last year, the MDCONRC hosted over 500 nursing students and professionals from more than 30 nursing colleges and 20 medical institutions nationwide, featured keynote and plenary speakers, and recognized best papers refereed by local and international nursing experts. This grand academic gathering aims to further inspire nursing students and professionals to be involved in nursing research as research knowledge helps them become excellent nursing professionals.
OBJECTIVES
The 12th Manila Doctors College of Nursing Research Congress aims to:
1. Provide a venue for student and professional nurses to exhibit their research expertise among their peers through various research studies;
2. Describe the role of nurses and nursing research in the realization of the universal health care and health for all;
3. Emphasize the need for evidence-based strategies to achieve health for all, development of leadership capabilities to strengthen delivery of services and establish nursing research as a contribution to health policy-making;
4. Enhance competencies in the conduct of research in pursuit of nursing care excellence towards improved healthcare outcomes, client satisfaction, quality measurement, and administrative management; and
5. Promote collaborative nursing opportunities through strong linkages and networks.
REGISTRATION
Participants Registration Fees
Early-bird (until January 25, 2019) On-site(February 22, 2019)
Students Php 600.00 Php 700.00
Professionals Php 700.00 Php 800.00
• For EARLY-BIRD REGISTRATION, payments may be deposited to the following Metrobank Account in any Metrobank Branch:
o Account Name: Manila Tytana Colleges, Inc.
o Metrobank Branch: Metropolitan Park, Pasay City
o Account No.: 715-3-71513337-8
• After payment, early-bird participants are required to send the scanned or photographed copy of the machine validated DEPOSIT SLIPS to 12thmdconrc@gmail.com The name/s and school affiliation must be included in the email.
• Early-bird participants must register online by visiting the congress official website:
www.mtc.edu.ph/12thmdconrc
CALL FOR PAPERS
The 12th MDCONRC will showcase research posters and oral presentations and recognize the best research papers refereed by local and international nursing research experts. Only abstracts who meet the set guidelines shall be considered.
• Participants may submit research papers for poster and oral presentation via electronic mail to: 12thmdconrc@gmail.com
• There is no limit to the submission of entries per school.
• Abstracts should be based on any of the following nursing fields:
o Nursing Practice
o Nursing Education
o Nursing Administration
o Community Health
• A 400-WORD ABSTRACT is required to be submitted with the following information and headings:
a. Title
b. Author/s
c. School/Hospital Affiliation
d. Introduction | Objective and Purpose of the Study
e. Methods | Design, Sampling Technique, Statistical Treatment, Ethical Considerations, and Data Gathering Overview
f. Results and Findings
g. Conclusions | Summary of recommendations
• The deadline for the submission of research abstracts is on JANUARY 25, 2019.
• Participants for Oral Presentation and Poster Presentation will be notified on or before FEBRUARY 1, 2019.
• The BEST RESEARCH POSTERS, BEST RESEARCH PAPERS, and BEST ORAL PRESENTERS will be recognized during the awarding ceremony of the Congress.
5th Commonwealth Nurses and Midwives Conference
2020: a year of celebration of nursing and midwifery
World leaders have committed to the achievement of universal health coverage; tackling non-communicable disease; promoting primary health care; and the Sustainable Development Goals. None of these can be achieved without the contribution of nurses and midwives.
2020 is anticipated to be named as the World Health Organisation “Year of the Nurse”. The first ever World Health Organisation “State of the World’s Nursing” report will be launched in 2020 as well as the release of the third “State of the World’s Midwifery” report. 2020 is the final year of the global “Nursing Now” campaign; and 2020 is the 200th anniversary of the birth of Florence Nightingale. Sunday 8 March 2020 is International Women’s Day, and Monday 9 March 2020 is Commonwealth Day.
At the 5th Commonwealth Nurses and Midwives Conference we will be celebrating the past achievements, present endeavours, and future contributions that nurses and midwives have made, are making, and will make to global health and wellbeing.
Call for Abstracts
Submit your abstract of no more than 300 words to the Commonwealth Nurses and Midwives Federation by 31 May 2019.
» Call for Abstract Guidelines
More Information
If you require further information please email: cnf@commonwealthnurses.org
Free CPD Points: Free Online Courses for Nurses With Certificates
The Center for the Promotion of Health in the New England Workplace, one of NIOSH’s Total Worker Health Centers of Excellence, has introduced a free online continuing education program intended to help nurses prevent musculoskeletal injuries during clinical care.
Ergonomics in Healthcare includes learning modules, case studies, videos, reference materials and guidelines for reducing injuries incurred while treating patients. The program discusses ergonomic risk factors in health care settings – including workstation layout and weight of handled objects – and ways organizations can manage them.
According to 2015 data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, nursing assistants and registered nurses ranked among the top six occupations to experience musculoskeletal disorders. A Sept. 4 CPH-NEW press release cites data showing that sprains, strains and tears from overexertion and patient handling account for 45 percent of all occupational injuries among hospital workers. In Massachusetts, MSDs represent 25 percent of workers’ compensation lost-time claims filed by hospital workers.
“This new online continuing education tool will help nurses protect their own health and advocate for comprehensive safe patient handling and mobility programs in their health care facilities,” Laura Punnett, CPH-NEW co-director and University of Massachusetts-Lowell professor, said in the release.
To learn more about the course and partake go to https://www.uml.edu/Research/CPH-NEW/nurse-education/ergonomics/default.aspx
BLS, ACLS, ET Intubation, ECG Reading Seminar for Nurses in Philippines 2018
ACLS, BLS, ET Intubation, ECG Reading Bundled Course
1. Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS)
2. ECG Interpretation
3. Basic Life Support (BLS)
4. Emergency Airway Management
🚩MALATE, MANILA
📅SEPTEMBER 20 – 21, 2018
🏢Venue: Asian Social Institute
* 1518 Leon Guinto Street corner Escoda, Malate, Manila (near LRT Pedro Gil Station).
⏰ 8:00am – 5:00pm
Total Fee: 4,200
🚩DASMARIÑAS CITY, CAVITE
📅SEPTEMBER 23 – 24, 2018
🏢Venue: EAC (Emilio Aguinaldo College) Medical Center
* Salitran 2, Dasmariñas City, Cavite
⏰ 8:00am – 5:00pm
Total Fee: 3,190
📝To register and more details, pls. contact nurse training coordinator Angelica – 09229907233 / 09776224657
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