QUESTIONSAcademia & Service: Innovative Partnerships Generate Innovate Care Models
Venue: Kongress-Center Basel, Montréal Room
Location: Basel, Switzerland
| Event Date/Time: Nov 24, 2010 | End Date/Time: Nov 24, 2010 |
| Registration Date: Oct 15, 2010 | |
| Early Registration Date: Jul 31, 2010 |
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On the occasion of our 10th anniversary, the faculty and staff of the Institute of Nursing Science (INS) cordially invite you to attend our conference, «Academia & Service: Innovative Partnerships Generate Innovative Care Models».
The subject of «caring for the ill» affects us all at different times and in different ways. When it does, we all share a single hope: the best possible care. However, as the population continues to grow older, the number of chro¬nically ill is increasing faster than the resources available to treat them. We are threa¬tened with a dangerous imbalance: if we continue to follow traditional pathways, healthcare demand will soon greatly exceed what can be supplied. To continue providing our populations with top-quality care, our health systems have no choice but to forge new partnerships across institutional boundaries to prepare for future challenges.
Since its foundation in 2000, the INS has done just that. Strictly oriented toward real-world nursing needs, the Institute has established close coope¬ration between researchers and day-to-day practitioners. Interdisciplinary teams work together on new care models across the full range of health organizations to over¬come institutional and professional barriers and ease the burden of hos¬pitals – all with the shared goal of optimizing patient outcomes. During this conference, experts from diverse fields will report on the powerful, fundamental innovations that have arisen from these collaborations.
Based on a firm conviction that such collaborations are essential to long-term development of health systems everywhere, the INS will continue to open and explore new paths between departments, institutions, and disciplines, both nationally and internationally.
We look forward to welcoming you on November 24, 2010 to the Basel Congress Center.
The subject of «caring for the ill» affects us all at different times and in different ways. When it does, we all share a single hope: the best possible care. However, as the population continues to grow older, the number of chro¬nically ill is increasing faster than the resources available to treat them. We are threa¬tened with a dangerous imbalance: if we continue to follow traditional pathways, healthcare demand will soon greatly exceed what can be supplied. To continue providing our populations with top-quality care, our health systems have no choice but to forge new partnerships across institutional boundaries to prepare for future challenges.
Since its foundation in 2000, the INS has done just that. Strictly oriented toward real-world nursing needs, the Institute has established close coope¬ration between researchers and day-to-day practitioners. Interdisciplinary teams work together on new care models across the full range of health organizations to over¬come institutional and professional barriers and ease the burden of hos¬pitals – all with the shared goal of optimizing patient outcomes. During this conference, experts from diverse fields will report on the powerful, fundamental innovations that have arisen from these collaborations.
Based on a firm conviction that such collaborations are essential to long-term development of health systems everywhere, the INS will continue to open and explore new paths between departments, institutions, and disciplines, both nationally and internationally.
We look forward to welcoming you on November 24, 2010 to the Basel Congress Center.
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Additional Information
On the occasion of our anniversary conference we offer special reduced prices: For "Early Birds" CHF 150. The price for registration from August 1, 2010 or later is CHF 180 (Payment only in Swiss Francs).
Simultaneous translation will be available from English to German and German to English.
