KEYNOTE SESSION 1
Moderated by Mari Kangasniemi

11.15−12.00

Smart Nursing – if 1+1 is more than 2

Iris Meyenburg-Altwarg, Chair of ENDA, Germany

12.00−12.45

Human-centered health care, also during crisis situation

Liiri Oja, Office of the Chancellor of Justice, Head of human rights activities, Estonia

12.45−13.00

Break

13.00–14.00

Evidence-based nursing management: From principles to action

Prof. Lisbeth Fageström, University of Åbo, Finland

PARALLEL SESSION 1:
Nursing management competencies
Moderated by Tiina Freimann

PARALLEL SESSION 2:
Implementation of knowledge
Moderated by Saima Hinno

14.00−14.20

Nurse Managers’ Leadership and Emotional Intelligence Competencie

Ene Vadi (et al.), Estonia

4

Prevention of vitamin K deficiency bleeding of newborns’ at East Tallinn Central Hospital. Development Project 

Maarja Pajo, Estonia

14.20−14.40

Social- and healthcare personnel’s and nurse leaders’ views about remote leadership in decentralized organizations

Anja Terkamo-Moisio (et al.), Finland

5

Implementing delirium assessment tool in the intensive care unit in East Tallinn Central Hospital

Evelin Limberg, Estonia

14.40−15.00

Nurses' perception of the leadership styles and leadership success of nurse managers in the surgery clinics of Estonian central hospitals

Tene Tammearu (et al.), Estonia

6

Reporting and responding to safety incidents - systemic approach in need of committed and competent management

Ere Uibu (et al.), Estonia

15.00−15.20

PARALLEL SESSION 3:
Nursing management competencies
Moderated by Kristi Rannus

PARALLEL SESSION 4:
Evaluation of care and service practises
Moderated by Piiku Pakkanen

15.20−15.40

A Scale for Assessing the Emotional Intelligence of Nurse Managers

Ene Vadi (et al.), Estonia

10

Cost-effectiveness calculators for health, well-being, and safety promotion: a systematic review

Marja Hult (et al.), Finland

15.40−16.00

The relationship between the nurse manager´s support, nurses´ job satisfaction and intention to leave perceived by nurses

Jekaterina Šteinmiller (et al.), Estonia

11

Are comprehensive and individually designed care and service plans for older people’s home care a vision or a reality in Finland?

Jonna Puustinen (et al.), Finland

16.00−16.20

Expectations and challenges of remote leadership in healthcare – integrative review

Anja Terkamo-Moisio (et al.), Finland

12

Shift leaders’ experience of hurry in emergency departments
Laura-Maria Peltonen (et al.), Finland

KEYNOTE SESSION 2
Moderated by Jekaterina Šteinmiller

11.10−12.10

Professional knowledge and interdisciplinary patient care

Prof. Mary Gobbi, University of Southampton, United Kingdom

PARALLEL SESSION 5:
Ethical and cultural issue in nursing
Moderated by Ülle Ernits

PARALLEL SESSION 6:
Complexity in care management
Moderated by Jekaterina Šteinmiller

12.10−12.30

How to shape regulatory institutions in different regions of the world. A nursing leadership view

Alessandro Stievano (et al.), Italy

16

Sustainability in nursing – considerations for management and education

Noora Gustafsson (et al.), Finland

12.30−12.50

Regulatory authority’s disciplinary decisions for registered nurses in Finland

Mari Kangasniemi (et al.), Finland

17

Job descriptions and leadership skills of students participating in continuing education in the social- and healthcare sector

Anja Terkamo-Moisio (et al.), Finland

12.50−13.10

Ethics in nurses’ interprofessional collaboration in clinical practice

Piiku Pakkanen (et al.), Finland

18

Instruments for measuring patient safety competency in nurses

Michael Mortensen (et al.), Norway

13.10−13.30

PARALLEL SESSION 7:
Client and nursing sensitive outcome
Moderated by Laura-Maria Peltonen

PARALLEL SESSION 8:
Evidence-based nursing
Moderated by Ere Uibu

13.30−13.50

Care left undone and work organization: a cross-sectional questionnaire-based study in surgical wards of Estonian hospitals

Helle Peterson (et al.), Estonia

21

Developing a scientific guideline for an independent nursing reception of totally laryngectomised patients in the North Estonia Medical Centre

Agnes Koort, Estonia

13.50−14.10

The impact of COVID-19 emergency on nursing care in Estonia: clinical, ethical and educational issues

Gerli Usberg (et al.), Estonia

22

Assessing the workload of nurses: Testing the metric in the North Estonia Medical Centre based on the Perroca’s Patient Classification Instrument

Airi Toode (et al.), Estonia

KEYNOTE SESSION 3
Moderated by Anja Terkamo-Moisio

Challenges in leadership

Kirsi Sillanpää, Director, Tehy - Union of Health and Social Care Professional, Finland

14.55−15.40

How organisations can elevate & inspire their teams

Laura Viilep, Mindvalley​, Head of Global Events, Estonia

Closing ceremony, best poster award