Call for abstracts - RCN International Nursing Research Conference
**Submit an abstract by 16 March to showcase your latest research findings and have the opportunity to discuss and network with over 350 delegates**
Nursing Research: Transforming Global Health in a Changing World will be held in-person in Exeter on 8-10 September 2025.
Translational research based on best available evidence to improve care is core business for Nurses. This conference will explore the pivotal role of nursing research in addressing pressing health challenges. As global health dynamics evolve due to emerging diseases, climate change, and shifting demographics, this conference will highlight how innovative research can drive equitable, evidence-based care.
Bringing together nursing leaders, researchers, and practitioners, the conference will foster collaboration to advance healthcare solutions, strengthen resilience, and shape the future of global health in an ever-changing landscape.
The 2025 RCN International Nursing Research Conference will also showcase research that demonstrates strong methodological expertise and team working leading to improved clinical and applied health, public, social and community health and/or acute care settings. We will celebrate research that uses innovative designs to facilitate inclusion of all stakeholders.
Whilst the annual RCN International Nursing Research Conference focuses on celebrating nursing research, we are keen to welcome all health and social care professionals.
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In order to encourage submissions and provide guidance on the process we will be holding a webinar on Thursday 30th January from 15.00. The agenda will cover the following areas:
- Overview of points to consider when submitting an abstract for a conference
- How to navigate the abstract system for the RCN International Nursing Research Conference 2025
- Experience from a previous abstract winner
- Q&A
Submit an abstract by: 16 Mar 2025 (SUN)
Conference dates: 8-10 Sep 2025
Webinar for abstract submissions: 30 Jan 2025 (THU) 3:00pm