The OUNHS International Nursing Forum

Update date:2025年3月1日 Page :1000328

The International Nursing Forum

Since 1999, OUNHS has held an annual international nursing forum for the nursing professionals, nursing administrators, nursing students and general populace of Oita Prefecture, Kyushu and western Japan.

Leading world authorities speak on timely and relevant themes and introduce the latest advanced knowledge, practical applications and theoretical issues. 

Our senior students also attend each forum to deepen their understanding of global nursing, health and welfare issues.

 

Information about the OUNHS International Nursing Forum

No.

Year

Main Theme

1 1999 “Towards Autonomy in Nursing: Challenge for the 21st Century”
2 2000 “Aging Society and Nursing”
3 2001 “Women’s Health”
4 2002 “Qualitative Approaches to Nursing Research”
5 2003 Nursing and the Nursing Profession in the 21st Century​
6 2004 “Basic and Continuing Education of Nursing”
7 2005 “Advanced Home Care Nursing: Issues and Trends”
8 2006 “Client-Oriented Nursing: What is Required for the Profession”
9 2007 “Stress Management for Nurses”
10 2008 “Issues and Trends in On – The – Job Training for New Nurses”
11 2009 “Terminally Ill Patient Care”
12 2010 “Physical and Psychosocial Health Care in an Aging Society”
13 2011 “The Future of Nursing from the Viewpoint of the Nurse Practitioner”
14 2012 “The Role of Nurses for End–of–Life Patients”
15 2013 “Strategies for Promoting In-Home Care: Collaboration between Clinical Nursing, Discharge Planning and Community Health Nursing”
16 2014 “Better Nursing Practice through NP Education and Research”
17 2015 “Making Hospitals Attractive to Nursing Professionals”
18 2016 “Better Nursing Practice to Improve the Lives of those with Dementia”
19 2017 “Transforming the Stress of Working Nurses to Energy and Vitality”
20 2018 “Leadership in Nursing”
21 2019 “Care that Supports our Later Life to the Fullest: What We Can Learn from Advance Care Planning”
22 2020 “Integrating Technology and Artificial Intelligence into Nursing Simulation: The Promising Impact of AI and ICT on Medical Care and Nursing”
23 2021 “Mental Support for Nurses in the Covid-19 Pandemic ”
24 2022 "Education Programs for New Nurses after the Covid-19 Pandemic"
25 2023 “Entrepreneurial Approaches to the Future of Nursing through Innovative Community Nursing Practice”
26 2024 “Nurse Practitioners as Pioneers of the Future – Leading the Way with Seamless Initiatives in Community Health Care”