8th Edition of World Nursing Science Conference 2027

Testimonials

I was delighted to be part of the 4th Edition of the World Nursing Science Conference (WNSC 2025) and share information with peers across the virtual environment. WNSC conferences allow individuals to receive research practice content in an open forum. WNSC conferences also allow for peers/colleagues to expand on networking opportunities.  I highly recommend attending this conference on a yearly basis.

Daryle Wane, Pasco-Hernando State College, USA
WNSC 2025

First of all, thank very much the Conference Organizers for the invitation and assistance in my participation in this conference.
The World Nursing Science Conference (held from September 07–09, 2025, in Boston, Massachusetts, USA / Online) was really very useful, insightful, enriching, and meaningful for my scientific and professional experience that permitted me to get aware of necessary, useful information. It was organized at a high professional level and I (as a  speaker) received prompt qualified assistance at the right time. I participated in this conference last year also, and I hope to continue to participate in the future.

Andreyanna Ivanchenko, Kyiv M. P. Dragomanov National Pedagogical University, Ukraine
WNSC 2025

I enjoyed presenting at the World Nursing Science Conference and technically my talk went smoothly.  There was a very large audience from many different countries.  It was my pleasure to transmit the importance of child development, both to facilitate interpersonal relations and achieve a more peaceful world.  A very good question was asked whether this perhaps was an overly ambitious project?   My answer is straightforward.  If countries and peoples invest in optimizing the growth and development of children, so that helping behaviors become the rule, we will indeed have made significant progress towards more peaceful societies and improved the quality of life for many.  
Thank you again for having me participate.

 

Gerald H Katzman, Wayne State University School of Medicine, USA
WNSC 2026

"It was privilege to present at the 6th Edition of World Nursing Science Conference in Miami, USA. The conference was well organised and promoted and made a valuable contribution to the future of world nursing practices."

David Wortley, WLMES, UK
WNSC 2026

Attending the 6th Edition of the World Nursing Science Conference 2026 virtually was a valuable and enriching experience. The conference provided an excellent platform to learn about current developments and perspectives in nursing and healthcare. I particularly appreciated the insightful presentations and the opportunity to gain knowledge from nursing professionals and participants from different parts of the world. I also appreciated the opportunity to explain into detail my abstract and questions thrown at me.
The conference has further motivated me to continue developing professionally and contributing positively to the nursing profession. I am grateful to the organizers for putting together such an informative and engaging event.
Thank you once again for the opportunity to participate. I look forward to attending future World Nursing Science Conference events

 

Hannah Asiaba Johnson,Afrah International Hospital, Ghana
WNSC 2026

Firstly, I want to express my gratitude for the invitation, your cooperation, and your consistent support in giving me this significant opportunity to attend the conference. Regarding the journey (during my time at the conference), I was genuinely delighted to add new in my existing  knowledge and share experience in a variety of ways. However, because of the time difference and the fact that the presentations were taking place in Ethiopia in the evening, I felt left out. Additionally, I want to express my gratitude for the outstanding management from beginning to end. Since I am a specialist in , nursing, public health,and nutrition at every educational level, I hope that we will get in person , by integrating these desciplines for the coming schedule of the  conference. 

Rediet Regassa, Institute of Health, Selale University, Ethiopia
WNSC 2026

An intellectually enriching experience at WNSC 2026, bringing together diverse and highly relevant perspectives across contemporary healthcare. I particularly valued the sessions on Trust as a Competency, AI in Health, the State of Global Mental Health, AI Does Not Think Like a Midwife, the role of care partners in recovery, partnering with local organisations, self-study reporting, domestic violence, proactive sick care, primary healthcare nursing, newborn screening, Hermansky-Pudlak syndrome, multimodal palliative care, and compassion satisfaction, burnout, and secondary traumatic stress among critical care nurses in relation to childcare arrangements.
The breadth and depth of these discussions encouraged critical reflection on how evidence, technology, partnership, compassion, and context can collectively shape more responsive and human-centred healthcare.
I am particularly grateful for the opportunity to present my MPhil in Education thesis and contribute my professional expertise and perspectives from nursing practice. WNSC 2026 was a valuable platform for scholarly exchange, professional dialogue, and learning, with perspectives that extend beyond disciplines and into the realities of healthcare delivery.
Thank you for creating a meaningful space for knowledge sharing, critical inquiry, and professional engagement 

 

Shaheena Salim Jumani- Alwani, Pakistan
WNSC 2026