Nursing Conference on Womens Health and Gynecology
Conference Theme : Disease Prevention and Control
- March 26-27, 2026
- Hilton Charlotte Airport 2800 Coliseum Centre Dr, Charlotte, NC 28217
- Abstract Submission Closes on July 14, 2025
- Early Bird Registrations Closes on July 15, 2025
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Overview of Previous Conference 2025
Day 1: Insightful Discussions & Groundbreaking Ideas
The event commenced with an inspiring opening ceremony that highlighted the significance of collaborative efforts in nursing innovation. The introduction set the tone for an engaging and knowledge-driven conference, emphasizing the critical role of research, patient care advancements, and interdisciplinary cooperation.
A Heartfelt Thank You to the Planning Committee
The success of NCC-2025 would not have been possible without the dedication, vision, and hard work of the Planning Committee. Their collaboration and leadership brought together renowned experts, groundbreaking research, and innovative discussions, making NCC-2025 a platform for learning, inspiration, and progress in nursing and healthcare.
We extend our deepest gratitude to each committee member for their invaluable contributions. Your efforts have not only shaped this conference but have also fostered a global community of knowledge and innovation.
Read MoreTo honor their unwavering efforts and leadership, NCC-2025 presented the Planning Committee Awards— a moment of appreciation for those who worked behind the scenes to make the conference a reality. Their contributions were the foundation of this remarkable event.
Exhibitor: A Gateway to Innovation
The Meds Global at NCC-2025 played a vital role in bringing innovation to the forefront of healthcare. Their presence turned the exhibition space into a hub of groundbreaking technology, new research, and hands-on learning experiences. Attendees had the opportunity to explore interactive displays, live demonstrations, and expert insights, making the exhibition a key highlight of the conference. Beyond the displays, the exhibition space fostered meaningful conversations and collaborations, bridging the gap between research, industry, and clinical practice. The impact of these interactions will continue to shape the future of healthcare long after NCC-2025. Meds Global stood out for their exceptional contributions, receiving Exhibitor Awards for their impactful innovations and commitment to improving healthcare solutions.
Read MoreKeynote Highlights
Keynote Sessions: Insights from Global Leaders
Bree Grealis, Joi A. McMillon, and Joan Esper Kuhnly were among the distinguished keynote speakers who shared their knowledge and provided profound insights into the challenges influencing the nursing profession, the future of healthcare, and new trends in the field. Their sessions ignited discussions and motivated attendees to explore new frontiers in their respective fields.
The Keynote Awards recognized outstanding speakers for their influential contributions and thought-provoking presentations that left a lasting impact on the audience.
Coffee Breaks: Conversations & Connections
A networking coffee break allowed attendees to exchange ideas, reflect on early discussions, and establish professional relationships in a relaxed environment. Conversations revolved around emerging research, interdisciplinary collaboration, and patient-centered approaches.
Speaker Sessions: Driving Change Through Knowledge
Throughout the event, experts from diverse backgrounds took the stage to share groundbreaking research, best practices, and transformative healthcare approaches. Their insights enriched the conference, making it a learning experience for all.The speaker sessions at NCC-2025 covered a wide range of topics, from advancements in clinical practices to challenges in healthcare systems. Attendees had the opportunity to engage directly with the experts through interactive Q&A sessions, ensuring a dynamic exchange of ideas. These discussions allowed for deeper exploration of topics, addressing pressing concerns and inspiring solutions for real-world challenges in nursing.
Lunch Break A Time to Recharge
Attendees took a well-deserved break, engaging in informal discussions, networking opportunities, and knowledge-sharing sessions over lunch. This provided an opportunity to further reflect on the impactful insights from the morning sessions.
Posters: Showcasing Research & Innovation
The poster sessions showcased a diverse range of research projects, clinical studies, and innovative healthcare solutions. Presenters displayed their work on topics ranging from chronic disease management to AI in nursing education, offering a platform for peer feedback and cross-disciplinary learning. These sessions provided an interactive experience, encouraging researchers and clinicians to exchange ideas, refine their studies, and explore potential collaborations.
The day concluded with in-depth discussions on evidence-based practices, ethical dilemmas in nursing, and healthcare policies shaping the future of patient care. Speakers provided data-driven insights, leaving attendees with valuable takeaways for their professional journeys.
The first day ended with reflections on the engaging discussions, impactful presentations, and valuable connections made throughout the sessions. Attendees looked forward to another day filled with inspiring moments and knowledge-sharing opportunities.
Day 2: Recognizing Excellence & Expanding Global Insights
Celebrating Research: Best Poster Awards
The second day began with the Best Poster Awards, honoring exceptional contributions to nursing science, patient care strategies, and healthcare policy advancements. These awards recognized groundbreaking research, innovative methodologies, and evidence-based practices that have the potential to shape the future of nursing.
Outstanding poster presentations were honored with Poster Awards, celebrating innovative research that contributes to the evolution of nursing and healthcare. Where Masahiro Ito, Lindsay Morley, Kathy Anderson, and Abrahim Khan were recognized for an outstanding research contribution that brought forward innovative solutions to nursing challenges.
Read MoreKeynote Presentations: Shaping the Future of Nursing
The stage was then set for Robert J. Brent and Paula Garvey, who shared visionary perspectives on global healthcare challenges, leadership in nursing, and strategies to enhance patient safety. Their addresses emphasized the importance of adaptability, resilience, and evidence-based decision-making in nursing practice.
Following the inspiring keynote addresses, distinguished keynote speakers were honored for their outstanding contributions to nursing research, leadership, and advocacy. These awards highlighted the profound impact of their work on shaping future healthcare policies and practices.
Break for Conversations & Connections
A break provided a moment to reflect on the powerful keynote presentations, engage in meaningful discussions and build professional relationships. Attendees explored the exhibitor booths, gaining insights into the latest technological advancements in healthcare.
Dynamic Discussions: Speaker Sessions
Speaker presentations resumed, featuring case studies, breakthrough research, and innovative patient care models. The sessions emphasized new approaches to chronic disease management, the role of telemedicine in nursing, and strategies for improving healthcare accessibility.
Young Research Forum
After an enriching morning, attendees engaged in meaningful conversations over lunch, followed by the Young Research Forum, where emerging scholars and student researchers took the stage to present their pioneering work. This session provided a valuable platform for the next generation of nursing professionals to showcase their ideas and gain insights from experienced mentors.
A Global Exchange of Knowledge: In-Person & Virtual Sessions
The afternoon marked a seamless integration of in-person and virtual presentations, expanding the conference's reach to an international audience. Virtual speakers from around the world, including Mohsen Roshanpajouh, Veronika Grimberge, Habil. Bernd Blobel, Lidia Sierpiska, Nadiya Dubrovina, Dalia Luksiene, Maria Michelle Papamichael, Raeda AbuAlRub, Kristine Jade Bulanadi, and Sara G. Woltz, brought diverse perspectives on patient care innovations, nursing education advancements, and emerging healthcare technologies. Their contributions bridged geographical gaps, ensuring that valuable insights from various healthcare systems were shared globally.
A Meaningful Conclusion: Wrapping Up NCC-2025
As the final sessions concluded, attendees reflected on the invaluable knowledge gained, the inspiring discussions held, and the new professional connections formed. NCC-2025 successfully fostered a culture of collaboration, continuous learning, and innovation in nursing, leaving a lasting impact on healthcare professionals worldwide.
As we reflect on this enriching experience, we eagerly anticipate the next Nursing Care Conference in Charlotte, where we will continue to shape the future of nursing, explore innovative solutions, and drive impactful change in patient care. With each conference, we strengthen our commitment to enhancing healthcare and empowering nurses worldwide.