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Nursing Education

There is a strong demand for nurse educators because there is currently a shortage of licensed nurse educators worldwide. Nursing educators play a crucial role in shaping and promoting the nursing careers of future generations of registered nurses. Nursing Education focuses on educating healthcare people about effective ways to deliver the healthcare to patients. Nursing education also has undergone changes to keep pace and to prepare leaders who are highly educated and technically sharp decision-makers and clinicians. The goal of nursing education is the nursing profession's growth.

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Nursing Research

Nursing research is a study that offers proof to support nursing practices or a detailed systematic study of a problem in the nursing field. National Institute of Nursing Research Institute (NINR) is one of the most popular nursing researches Institute, which is located in United States of America. The mission of the NINR is to promote and improve the health of individuals, families, and communities. There are two main types of nursing research: quantitative research and qualitative research. The aim of original nursing research is to generate new knowledge to inform the practices of nursing. The average annual salary for a nurse researcher is $95,000.

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Critical Care and Emergency Nursing

A critical care nurse treats patients with acute, medical issues or even life-threatening injuries. Critical care nurses needs specific training that allows them to manage and monitor the most seriously ill or injured patients. Critical care nurse must have the ability to think and work quickly in stressful conditions and stay alert after many hours of intensive work issues. Emergency nurses also named as trauma nurses and critical care nurses. Regardless of their titles, these nursing professionals provide important medical service to the patients with medical emergencies; stabilize their medical condition to avoid long-term disability or death. These nurses work with emergency medical professionals under pressure and they are skilled in quickly recognizing traumatic injuries, sudden serious illnesses and are trained to solve them on the spot. Emergency nurses are most often employed in hospital emergency rooms, triage centers, urgent care centers, trauma centers, sports arenas, clinics, emergency response units, poison control centers, prisons and on medical transport helicopters and different branches of the military. A critical care nurse average salary is $64,000 and emergency nurse is $70,000 per year.

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Dental Nursing

The dental nurse plays an important role in the organisation and management of the dental practice, assists the dentist, dental hygienist, dental therapist, dental technician in all aspects of patient treatment and care from check-ups to carrying out patients through operations.

Typical responsibilities include:

Infection control
Chair-side assistance
Making appointments
Passing instruments to the dentist or hygienist
Sterilising instruments, preparation and maintenance of the dental surgery
Maintaining record information about each patient
Taking payments, and reassuring patients.

Dental Nurses can be employed in a variety of working environments, include

Opportunities for the Dental Nurse include

Senior dental nurse | Clinic nurse manager | Nurse tutor | Representatives | Oral health promoters

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Clinical Nursing

Clinical nurse is registered nurse clinicians who manage direct patient care in a variety of areas, depending on their specialty. They can also be consultants, help other medical professionals to improve the patient outcome and influence all levels of care. In evaluating, diagnosing, and treating patient illnesses, they integrate their advanced knowledge of disease processes, but their role extends beyond providing patient care. The average annual salary for a clinical nurse specialist is $80,370. However Clinical nurses may vary depending on their experience, specialization, place and other factors. Clinical nurses should have advanced expertise, which means could also become employed in education and leadership roles. Depending on their specialty, clinical nurse specialist roles may differ on the job, but overall duties include:

Monitor patient condition and diagnoses illnesses and problems
Orders medical tests and evaluates results
Treats disabilities, diseases and injuries
Utilise advanced life support equipment and other technological monitoring devices
Advises nurses and other medical staff on issues of patient care
Educate and support patients’ families.
Collaborate as part of a team with other critical health professionals
Conducts research to gain more knowledge about the area of speciality

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Community Health Nursing

Community Health Nursing is a field of nursing that combines primary health care and nursing practice with public health nursing. It combines all the fundamental aspects of professional, clinical nursing with public health and community practice. Community health nurses ' main function is to provide treatment to patients. In addition, community health nurses provide community members with education on how to maintain their health in order to reduce disease and death. They schedule educational assemblies, hand out fliers, perform health screenings, dispense drugs, and administer immunizations. Health-related products such as condoms and pregnancy tests may also be distributed by nurses. Community Health Nurse's average salary is $29.49 per hour and $60,622 per year. Examples of some health problems that community health nurses are trying to control or eliminate are:

Infectious and sexually transmitted diseases
Obesity
Poor nutrition
Substance abuse
Smoking
Teen pregnancy

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Oncology, Cancer and Tumor Nursing

Oncology Nursing addresses variety of problems arising in the care and cure of Cancer patients. Oncology Nurse Monitor physical conditions of the patient, prescribe medications, and patient responses to all treatment modalities, and specific nursing interventions. Cancer Nursing provides direction for prevention practices, screening, early detection, geriatric and pediatric cancer nursing, medical oncology, surgical oncology, food and nutrition, ambulatory care, neurological and psychosocial aspects of cancer.

The Conference offers unparalleled coverage of cancer prevention and cure practices worldwide, as well as ground breaking research findings and therapies.

CNSs are clinical experts in a specialized area of nursing practice and in the delivery of evidence-based nursing interventions.

They are clinical experts in evidence-based nursing practice within a specialty area, treating and managing the health concerns of patients and populations.

CNSs practice autonomously and integrate knowledge of disease and medical treatments into the assessment, diagnosis, and treatment of patients' illnesses. These nurses design, implement, and evaluate both patient–specific and population-based programs of care.

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Pediatric Nursing

A pediatric nurse is a nursing professional that primarily works in the field of pediatrics and provides medical care of neonates and children up to adolescence. They provide care to children and adolescents in all aspects of their growth and wellbeing. Pediatric nurses deliver primary care services such as diagnosis and treatment of most common childhood diseases and developmental screenings. For chronically ill children, acute care and specialty services are also available. Some pediatric nurses and nurse practitioners are specialized in the areas, such as cardiology, dermatology, gastroenterology or oncology.

Duties

Specializing in Pediatric Care
First responsibility of a pediatric nurse is to monitor their little patients and administer directly procedures and medicines to children according to prescribed nursing care plans
Recording their little patients’ heights, weights, and growth both physically and mentally.
Administering vaccinations and immunizations, and keeping their patients’ vaccination schedules up to date to protect them from contracting dangerous communicable diseases
Maintain privacy and confidentiality in nurse/child relationships
Serve as a child advocate
Vital signs and growth are checked and recorded at regular intervals
Developing communication skills with children and family members and advising parents on all kinds of problems their children may be facing; and educating parents and children on how to take medications.
Provide supportive care to dying children

Pediatric nurses and pediatric nurse practitioners are most often employed in any type of medical facility that includes pediatric wards in hospitals, private pediatrician practices, and community-based settings, hospitals, critical care facilities, home healthcare agencies, some government agencies and clinics.

“This Conference welcomes evidence-based practice, quality improvement, theory, and research papers on Pediatrics and Pediatric Nursing from US and international authors”

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Midwifery

Midwifery is the health science and health profession that gives the necessary support, medical care and advice during pregnancy, childbirth, and the postpartum period. Medical care includes preventive measures, early detection of complications in mother and child, promotion of normal birth. Nurse midwives also involved gynecological care and prescribe birth control. Midwives are exceptionally skilled to assist with a normal vaginal delivery. Midwifes are more comfortable with patients and they accomplish their duties such as health counseling and education, not only for the woman, but also to the family and community. In addition to this midwife performs duties such as returns the baby to the mother as quickly as possible, Skin-to-skin interactions, which regulates the baby's heart rate, oxygen saturation, breathing, and temperature—and encourages bonding and breastfeeding.

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Women Health Nursing

Women Health Nursing is continuing and comprehensive health care for women throughout their lifespan. Women Health Nurse Practitioners provide well-woman care, reproductive and gynecological care as well as prenatal and postpartum care. WHNPs also concentrate on health promotion, disease prevention, health education, and assisting patients make smart lifestyle choices. For many reasons, the demand for women’s health nurse practitioners is high. More than half of the U.S. population consists of women, and women tend to use health care services more frequently than men, according to research. An approximately 12,000 to 15,000 nurses have finished the required instructional criteria and are now eligible as women’s health nurse practitioners. Women’s health nurse practitioners can also operate their own independent practices. Women's health nurse practitioners average salary is $90,981 per year.

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Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing

Psychiatric Nursing or Mental Health Nursingis a nursing field specializes in psychiatric, mental health, and works with children, teens, and adults of all ages. They are skilled in treating distressor mental illnesses which include: schizophrenia, mood disorders, anxiety, schizoaffective disorder, personality disorders, eating disorders, substance abuse, psychosis and paranoia.

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Psychiatric mental health nurses will evaluate the mental and physical health needs of patients
Psychiatric mental health nurses are involved in the administration of medicines, and treatment of electroconvulsive therapy and prepare and maintain patient records and produce care plans and risk assessments
Side effects and response to these medical treatments will be assessed
Psychiatric mental health nurses build relationships with patients to encourage trust, while listening to and understanding their needs and concerns
Monitor results of treatment, ensure the correct administration of medication, including injections
Work with patients' families and care takers, to educate them and the patient about their mental health conditions.
Liaising with doctors, psychologists, healthcare assistants, social workers, psychiatrists, occupational therapists, arts therapists and allied health professionals

“This Conference welcomes international contributions addressing mental health promotion, public policy concerns, and educational preparation of mental health nurses.”

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Nursing Leadership and Management

Nursing Leadership is about critical thinking, advocacy and action. Nursing leader should posses distinctive set of personal qualities: integrity, courage, initiative and an ability to handle stress. This individual is often admired in their efforts to think critically, set goals and skilfully communicate and collaborate. A Nurse Manager is responsible for a unit in a hospital, nursing home, or ambulatory care setting. Nurse Manager requires strong communication and leadership skills. They need to be efficient leaders who can strike a balance between working with nursing staff and the healthcare facility administrators. The average salary of the clinical nurse leader is $84,000 and the nurse manager is $86,551 per year.

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Gynecology and Obstetrical Nursing

Gynaecology nursing is the specific nursing practice dealing with the health issues of the female reproductive systems and the breasts. Obstetric nursing is a nursing field that operates with patients who are trying to get pregnant, are currently pregnant or have recently delivered. A career in obstetrics and gynecology nursing can be thrilling and rewarding. Obstetrics and gynecology nurses (Obgyn nurses) work with women during pregnancy, labor, and childbirth, and provide postpartum care and their role is critically important during the volatile months of pregnancy. Obstetrics and gynecology nurses provide support to women as they transition to motherhood and experience a wide array of physical and emotional changes. The average annual salary of Obgyn nurses is $65,590.

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Heart and Cardiovascular Nursing

Cardiovascular nurses, also called as cardiac nurses or vascular nurses, are registered nurses (RNs). Cardiac nursing is a nursing specialty deals with patients who suffer from various conditions of the cardiovascular system. Cardiac nurses help to treat illnesses of angina, heart failure, heart diseases, coronary artery disease, cardiomyopathy, myocardial infarction and cardiac dysrhythmia under the supervision of a cardiologist.

Cardiac nurses perform postoperative care, health assessments and treating patients, stress test evaluations, monitoring cardiac and vascular readings, educating patients and their families in altering their lifestyle.
In addition, cardiac nurses must have expertise in electrocardiogram monitoring, neurovascular observations, assessing signs of bleeding and diaphoresis, defibrillation, and medication administration by continuous intravenous drip

Cardiac Nurses may focus on cardiac rehabilitation—in which they counsel patients to change their lifestyle to prevent the worsening of their heart disease.

At present there is a high demand for cardiovascular clinical nurse specialists (CNS). Registered nursing is expected to grow 16 % through 2026 as per U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics’ current Occupational Outlook Handbook, which is much faster than average. With rapid advances in cardiac care technologies and changing lifestyle of mankind, opportunities in the field of Cardiac and cardiovascular nursing are growing exponentially.

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Surgical Nursing

Surgical Nursing is the provision of care to patients before, during and after surgery. Surgical nurses closely with the operating surgeon to make the surgical procedure go as smoothly as possible. This includes preparing the patient for surgery, assisting the surgeon by providing tools and following instructions and providing care post-surgery. The employment of registered nurses, including medical-surgical nurses, is expected to rise by 26 percent between 2010 and 2020, much quicker than other occupations, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. The average annual salary of medical-surgical nurses is $65,000.

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Adult Health Nursing

Adult health Nursing is the provision of care to young adults, adults, and older adults (the elderly). Adult health nurses may also provide medical services to family members of people in the above classifications. The main goals of adult health care professionals are to play a part in the promotion, maintenance, monitoring and recovery of health and to promote it. The adult health nurse will often recognize health hazards that may precipitate disease in order to achieve these objectives. In many instances, adult health nurses will function as leaders, educators, consultants and advocates in the institutions and communities where they work. The average annual salary of adult health Nurses is $55,000.

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Public Health Nursing

Public health is defined as the science for preventing diseases, protecting the safety, prolonging life of communities and promoting human health through education, policy making and research for disease and injury prevention.

Public health is an interdisciplinary science connects with epidemiology, biostatistics, environmental health, behavioural health, community health, public policy, mental health and occupational health, health economics, sexual and reproductive health are other important subfields.

Public health professionals are trained to perform the following essential duties:

Promote modern medicine and scientific neutrality to drive the public health policy and campaign
Monitor the health status of the community and identifying the potential health problems
Ascertaining the most appropriate interventions
Investigate and diagnose health issues and health hazards of the community
Educating and empowering the population about health issues
Activate community organizations to solve health problems and developing effective health, safety policies and plans that supports individual and public health efforts
Enforce laws and regulations that safeguard health of individual and community
Giving science-based Research insights and innovative solutions to the health problems
Promote wellness and sets safety standards to encourage healthy behaviours

The public health field currently experiencing shortage of 250,000 professionals in U.S. population approximately one-third of the personnel needed to identify, diagnose, prevent and new and emerging public health threats.

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Family Nursing

The branch of Nursing offer enduring and comprehensive health promotion and disease prevention for individual and family across all ages, genders and body systems. The Average Family Nurse Practitioner (NP) Salary is $92,878 per year.

Family nurse practitioners (FNPs) are responsible for

Diagnosing and treating illness
Administration of medicine, immunization and screening tests
Offer acute, chronic and preventive healthcare services
Health-risk assessments and routine check-ups
Counselling individual and family on maintaining a healthy lifestyle

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Occupational Health Nursing

Occupational health nursing is a nursing sector that includes developing businesses health and safety programs or observing on - the-job injured employees. Occupational health nurses (OHNs) are specialists who practice in industrial and community arias to assist enhance the health and safety of workers and other community groups. Some of the most regular roles and responsibilities of OHNs include

Gain each patient's confidence and trust
Observation of workers performing their work tasks to evaluate health status
Implement plans for work such as patient preparation for surgery, injuries treatment blood pressure, pulse monitoring and temperature.
Educate patients about their health such as running clinics and diabetes, weight loss and quitting smoking
Work-related disease management
Innovative health and safety programs development
Emergency and disaster planning
planning of environmental health
Assistance with rehabilitation
Employee treatments coordination and suggestions
Emergency care for injured workers on the spot
Advise staff and families when they are injured
Research and collaboration with community organisations and health educators
Work with professionals to reduce the costs of disability claimsand etc.
ethical decisions related to consent and confidentiality

The Average occupational health nurse annual Salary is $71,441. The lowest 10 percent average annual salary is $57,623 and the highest 10 percent average annual salary $86,538.

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Patient Safety

Patient safety is the prevention of harm to patients. Patient safety is an important part of nursing care aimed at preventing avoidable mistakes and patient harm. Patient safety is a feature of a healthcare system and a set of tested methods for improving care. Hospitals and other health care organizations should protect their patients from errors, injuries infections and accidents. Many hospitals are maintaining good conditions for their patient safety but few hospitals aren’t. Every year approximately 440,000 people die of preventable errors in hospitals. Every hospital should give first priority to patient safety. It is important to remember that it is possible to prevent most hospital errors. Hospitals have to work hard to protect their patients from errors, injuries, infections and accidents every day. The average patient safety specialist salary $98,500 per year

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Wound Care Nursing

Wound care nursing is an especially fulfilling practice because nurses actually help the body heal. The wound care nurses are specialized in the evaluation and treatment of skin breakdown and wounds, especially pressure of ulcers. The average pay for a Wound Care Nurse is $28.63 per hour and $66,164 per year. Some of the most common roles and responsibilities of wound care nurses include

Excellent nursing care for wounded/injured patients
Assessment and monitoring of injuries
Educates patients and caretakers on prevention of wounds, injuries and infections
Complete proper medicare reimbursement documentation and issue instructions to encourage wound healing and skin breakdown prevention
Sanitize and maintain the premises of wound care neat, clean and hygienic

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Primary Care Nursing

Primary care is the first level of medical care that patients receive when they reached a hospital or health care facility. Primary care nurses are the first point of contact for patients when they have medical concerns or needs. Primary care nurses work with a specific patient (Cancer screening, preventive immunizations, medical procedures and physicals) over a long period of time. The average pay for a primary care nurse is $55,156 per year.

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Travel Nursing

Travel nursing is a specialty that has become established when a national shortage has occurred in the nursing field. Travel nurses are very important in health care sector because they help bridge the gap between supply and demand in the field of nursing. A travel nurse is hired by healthcare staffing companies to work temporary contracts for hospitals and other healthcare providers at different locations around the country. It is a great career choice for nurses whose acute clinical care experience lasts at least 12 months and who want to advance their careers, salaries or lifestyles. The average annual salary for a travel nurse is $75,109.

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Nursing Informatics

Nursing informatics is a rapidly growing field in the healthcare sector. It is the combination of nursing, computer science and information sciences to maintain and improve medical data and systems to assist nursing practice and enhance patient care outcomes. To get a complete picture of the clinical status of a patient, nurses need to be able to access medical history, medication lists, laboratory and imaging results, and physician/interdisciplinary team notes.They use this information to effectively make decisions to improve the outcomes of patient care. The average annual salary for Nurse Informaticists is $100,717. Some of the most common nurse informatics job titles include the following

Informatics nurse specialist
Clinical analyst
Clinical informatics coordinator
Director – clinical informatics

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Geriatric Nursing

The branch of nursing deals with the care of the older population, including promotion of healthy aging as well as prevention, treatment and management of physical, psychological, pathological, economic, and sociological problems.

Geriatric nurses focus on health and age-related diseases, including

Geriatric nurses can work in a variety of healthcare settings such as:

Roles & Duties of a Geriatric Nurse

Physical mental and emotional well-being of their patients
Conduct routine check-ups, measuring and recording vital signs
Explain a patient’s care regimen and administering medications;
Act as a liaison between the family members, the patient, and the physician
Giving advices to the patient on certain health and ability related issues.
Exercising and massaging patients;
Develop patient care plan, education, treatment planning, mental health, and rehabilitation
Watching for signs of elder abuse;
Transporting patients to doctor’s visits and other appointments; and
Assisting patients with their daily needs, such as bathing, dressing, and using the bathroom and bedsore prevention

The nurses shortage continues to affect all specialties of nursing and It is estimated that 50-150% more Geriatric nurses will be needed in the next decade.

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Nursing Theory and Advanced Nursing Practice

Nursing theories influences nursing practice each day. In practice, most nurses use a number of theories rather than just one theory. Nursing theories play a crucial role in every patient nursing care. Nursing theories also help nurses to use critical thinking skills, analytical skills and improve concept comprehension. Nursing theories improve patient care, nurse-patient communication and patient outcomes. Through the use of nursing theories in practice, new knowledge and data are obtained that can influence the future of nursing practice. The average annual salary for Nurse practitioner is $97,990.

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Men in Nursing

Women still dominate the nursing sector, about 90% depending on the form of nursing. However, according to the United States Bureau of Labor, the number of men who work as nurses has tripled since 1970, rising from 2.7% to 9.6%. Male nurses can get their starting salary ranging from $40,000-$60,000. The average annual salary for men nurses is $ 82,000. Some of the most common reasons why men should consider nursing include the following

Nursing shortage
Growing opportunities
High salary and
To work in variety of fields like hospital, office, school, homecare, teaching and etc.

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Telemedicine and e-Health

Telemedicine is the union of healthcare and telecommunication/information technology aimed at providing assistance to individuals in remote areas, inaccessible to health care centers in times of need. It substantially decreases expenses. Telemedicine's most significant element is that it is capable of addressing patients' requirements at all times from anywhere. E-Health is the use of information and communication technologies to facilitate health improvement and health care services. It needs improved documentation and tracking of patients’ health and procedures performed on patients for reimbursement purposes by insurance companies. Beneficial impacts include the use by physicians of computerized drug-ordering systems that can reduce the risk of adverse drug events through decision support systems.

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Forensic and Legal Nursing

A Forensic Nurse takes care of patients who have been victims of sexual abuse, assault and violence. They play a vital role in both our healthcare and criminal justice systems. They may also help their communities by working side by side with pathologists and coroners to identify accurate causes of death and ensure accurate reporting of vital statistics and epidemiology trends. Forensic nurses normally work in hospitals and local law enforcement but some nurses work with non-profit organizations that serve victims of crime by providing free or low-cost medical care. Forensic nurses can earn ranging from $46,500 to $91,160 annually. However this may vary depending on their credentials, city, state, organization and country. The average salary for a Legal Nurse Consultant is $48.58 per hour and $75,249 per year.

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Military and Combat Nursing

A military nurse is a member of the armed forces who 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. The average annual salary for Military nurses is $ $73,347.

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Scope & Importance

Nursing is one of the fastest growing and most fulfilling/satisfying professions in the world. Not only is there a great deal of job satisfaction to be found in nurses who helps patients, but there is also a healthy financial incentive. No matter what the state of the economy, nurses have always options for employment, even during a recession. There’s no doubt that nurses are always on demand and can work almost anywhere. According to the World Health Organization Statistics Report 2011, there are 19.3 million nurses and midwives. According to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, registered nurses are expected to have the second-highest job growth in the next 10 years. It is estimated that 438,100 new jobs for registered nurses will be created in the USA by 2026. Nursing job opportunities are projected to increase at a faster rate (15%) than all other occupations from 2016 and 2026. Following are some countries that will pay high salary for nurses.

People want to live longer and of course, older people tend to use more healthcare services. According to the UN, the number of people in the world aged 60 or older is estimated more than double by 2050. In many countries, nursing shortage is a problem. To overcome nursing shortage Australia, USA and UK receives huge number of migrant nurses from other countries.

Euro Nursing 2020 Conference aims to discover advances in health practice, management and education in relation to health disparities as well as a breadth of other topics. The conference will facilitate a series of discussions about state-of-the-art processes, organizational transitions, analytics, and technology innovation within the health industry and academia, regarding transformational care delivery and health management models.

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Types of Nurses and their median salaries

Type of Nurse	Median Salary
Chief Nurse Anesthetist	$185000
Certified Nurse Anesthetist	$1639000
Director Of Nursing	$131100
Director – Nursing Education	$110100
Specialization – Nurse Practitioner	$109700
Grant Services – Nurse Practitioner	$107200
Neonatal – Nurse Practitioner	$106400
ICU – Head Nurse	$100300
ER – Nurse Practitioner	$100100
Specialty Care – Nurse Practitioner	$100100
Medical Surgical – Nurse Practitioner	$98500
Nurse Practitioner	$95900
Clinical Nurse Specialist	$95500
OR – Head Nurse	$95,100
MD Office – Nurse Practitioner	$94200
Critical/Coronary Care Unit (CCU) – Head Nurse	$94100
Certified Nurse Midwife	$93900
ER – Head Nurse	$92300
Home Health – Nurse Practitioner	$92200
Obstetrics – Head Nurse	$91600
Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner	$91500
Psychiatric Unit – Head Nurse	$88600
Nursing Education Coordinator	$85100
Surgical First Assistant	$84200
Occupational Health – Head Nurse	$80900
Infection Control – Staff Nurse	$79700
Transplant Nurse Coordinator	$79500
Nursing Services Instructor	$79100
Nursing Home – Nurse Practitioner	$75500
Recovery Room – Staff Nurse	$75600
Occupational Health – Staff Nurse	$75100
Charge Nurse	$75000
Research – Staff Nurse	$74800
Industrial Health – Head Nurse	$74700
Long-Term Care – Nurse Manager	$73300
Home Health Care – Staff Nurse	$72100
Flight Transport – Staff Nurse	$71900
Renal Dialysis Unit – Staff Nurse	$71800
Nurse Recruiter	$71700
Clinical Nurse Specialist – Home Care	$67500
Oncology – Staff Nurse	$67100
Home Care – Head Nurse Quality Improvement	$67000
Phone Triage – Staff Nurse	$64000
Hospice Care – Staff Nurse	$63400
Pediatric Home Care – Staff Nurse	$62500
Geriatrics – Staff Nurse	$62200
Burn Unit – Staff Nurse	$61700
Nursing Home – Head Nurse	$60500
Nursing Home – Staff Nurse	$55000
School Nursing	$45200

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Nursing Education

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Nursing Research

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Critical Care and Emergency Nursing

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Dental Nursing

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Clinical Nursing

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Community Health Nursing

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Oncology, Cancer and Tumor Nursing

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Pediatric Nursing

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Midwifery

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Women Health Nursing

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Healthcare

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Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing

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Nursing Leadership and Management

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Gynecology and Obstetrical Nursing

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Heart and Cardiovascular Nursing

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Surgical Nursing

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Adult Health Nursing

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Public Health Nursing