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Global Emergency Nursing Conference

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Abstract deadline: 7 May 2027

Online submission will open here shortly

Abstracts are invited for oral and poster presentation and should address one or more of the topic areas below.

1. Emergency Care in Diverse Environments

2. Special Populations in Emergency Care

3. Pre-hospital Care

4. Emergency Nursing Education

5. Quality, Safety and Prevention

See below for further guidance on abstract topics.

To deliver exceptional learning experiences, preference may be given to proposals for oral and poster presentations that are positioned to deliver a mix of the following:

  • Reflect innovative, forward-thinking content grounded in current evidence-based practice.

  • Present evidence supported by relevant research, data, and clinical best practices.

  • Demonstrate the practical application of key concepts through real-world case studies and clinical scenarios.

  • Incorporate active learning strategies that promote engagement, critical thinking, and knowledge retention.

  • Address issues that are relevant to diverse global audiences while promoting inclusion, equity, and culturally responsive emergency care.

Notes for authors

  • You may submit as many abstracts to the conference as you like. If, after the review by the committee, you have more than one paper accepted for the conference, you will need to register to attend and pay an additional paper fee for each additional paper (i.e., for the 2nd, 3rd, 4th papers – not the 1st). Please note this is for papers that you are the presenting author of, not papers that you are co-author of.

  • Once the paper is accepted, at least one of the authors must register for the conference and present the paper at the conference.

  • Abstracts of all accepted contributions will be included within the abstract system which will be distributed to all registered conference participants.

  • Successfully submitted abstracts will be acknowledged with an electronic receipt including an abstract reference number, which should be quoted in all correspondence. Allow at least 2 hours for your receipt to be returned to you.

Generative AI policy

We support the responsible use of generative AI Tools in the preparation of conference abstracts, posters, and presentations. Any use of such tools must be transparently disclosed, including the tool used and how it was applied. Authors remain fully responsible for the accuracy and integrity of their work.

Please see our full author policy, which also applies to conference submissions: https://www.elsevier.com/about/policies-and-standards/generative-ai-policies-for-journals

For revisions or queries regarding papers already submitted

If you do not receive acknowledgment for your abstract submission or you wish to make any essential revisions to an abstract already submitted, please DO NOT RESUBMIT your abstract, as this may lead to duplication. Please email the Content Coordinatoropens in new tab/window (Please do not email credit card information under any circumstances) with details of any revisions or queries. Please quote your reference number if you have one.

Please do not email credit card information under any circumstances.

Conference Topics

Abstracts should address one or more of the topic areas below. Examples are provided for each area and are intended as guidance, not an exhaustive list.

1. Emergency Care in Diverse Environments

These abstracts should focus on delivering care in different environments or austere circumstances with an emphasis on learning lessons from these situations or conditions

  • Disaster and mass casualty care

  • Conflict-zone and urban violence

  • Humanitarian emergency care

  • Vulnerable populations including refugees and migrants, homelessness, prisoners

  • Trauma emergency care

  • Terrorism

  • Environmental emergencies

  • Toxicological emergencies

2. Special Populations in Emergency Care

These abstracts should focus on different patient populations or client groups with emphasis on the unique challenges and opportunities they present

  • Care of the older person

  • Pediatric/adolescent emergency care

  • Mental health and Behavioral health

  • Neonatology

  • Resuscitation and critical care

  • Obstetrical emergencies

  • Forensic nursing

3. Pre-hospital Care

These abstracts should focus on the care given in the field or outside of the traditional clinical environment

  • Education & training of medical teams-first responders; ambulance professionals; nurses; physicians

  • Assessment & treatment of medical conditions

  • Medical interventions

  • Physical locations/settings (i.e. care in the community)

  • Telemedicine

4. Emergency Nursing Education

These abstracts should focus on new approaches to education or nursing professional development grounded in evidence and best practice.

  • Clinical decision making in emergency care

  • Effective approaches to staff development

  • Onboarding and orientation of new nurses

  • Training of new nurse managers and leaders

  • Development and resources for nursing professional development practitioners

  • Trauma Education

  • Triage Education

  • Simulation in emergency care in hospital /prehospital

5. Quality, Safety and Prevention

These abstracts should focus on areas of improvement in patient safety, risk reduction strategies or work related to human factors, resource management or other quality improvements

  • Patient & Healthcare Worker Safety Initiatives

  • Medico-legal issues in emergency care

  • Quality and governance in emergency care

  • Prevention

  • Technological advancements in emergency care

  • Ethics

  • Cultural competence