The Public Health Perspective: Essential Information for Every Nurse
ONLINE LIBRARY Closes 15/02/2026
Below are the documents and any recorded webinars, provided by our Conference Presenter. They are presented to you so that you can create your own Conference experience and access information and sessions of interest prior to the commencement of the Conference program.
If you require any assistance with this page please do not hesitate to contact Helen from the Nurses for Nurses Network on 07 41513884 (Select Option 3) or email [email protected].
THE CONTENT ON THIS PAGE
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Please Note: To access this library while onboard, you will need to purchase the ship’s internet package.
But remember, you have access to the content of the library up until Two weeks post-event.
In an attempt to help save the trees, you won’t receive hard copies of the documents above, but you will get an itinerary so you know when and where you should be.
Below are Your self-directed resources
Day Two: 18/01/2026 | self-directed activities
Community Health Starts Here: The Nurse’s Role in Population Health
This Conference session will explore the connections between individual care and community health outcomes.
The Bigger Picture: Public Health and Its Impact on Healthcare Systems
This session will take a closer look at how public health initiatives drive systemic improvements in healthcare delivery.
Day Seven: 23/01/2026 | self-directed activities
Infectious Diseases: Lessons Every Nurse Should Know
This session will take a closer look at how public health initiatives drive systemic improvements in healthcare delivery.
Tackling Addiction: A Public Health Approach to Substance Use Disorders
This Conference session will explore evidence-based strategies to support patients and communities affected by addiction.
Cultural Competence and Public Health: Meeting Diverse Needs
This session will take a closer look at the importance of cultural understanding in improving patient care and outcomes.
Day eight: 24/01/2026 | self-directed activities
Rural and Remote Health: Bridging the Care Gap
Vaccine Advocacy: Building Trust and Confidence in Communities
This Conference session will explore effective communication to address vaccine hesitancy and misinformation.
Public Health Data: How It Shapes Care Decisions
This session will take a closer look at using public health statistics and trends to improve patient outcomes.
Day Eleven: 25/01/2026 | self-directed activities
Public Health in Your Specialty: Making It Relevant to Your Role
Our presenter will connect the dots between public health principles and individual nursing specialties during this session.
The Future of Public Health: How Nurses Can Lead the Way
This session will reflect on strategies for integrating public health knowledge into everyday practice.
communication during the conference
The Conference Conveners are available to you during Conference program hours to answer any questions you may have.
Any changes to the Conference program or information about optional tours will be communicated to the group at the beginning of the first and at the end of the last face to face session of the day.
As a Conference Attendee, it is your responsibility to make yourself available for these sessions so that you are aware of any changes.
In the case of an emergency that occurs outside of the Conference program hours, please contact the office.
WHAT YOU
NEED TO DO
- Make sure that we have your correct email address
- Ensure that we have your current mobile phone contact number
- Open and read your emails and text messages (you’d be surprised by the number of people who don’t)
- If you are not receiving emails please check your spam folder or let us know
- Contact us if you have any questions, we love to hear from you
Disclaimer: We make every attempt to communicate to you via email and text message. We cannot be held responsible when people advise us once at the conference that they do not have the latest information when they do not receive, read, and respond to our emails and text messages.
Conference
ETIQUETTE
So that every conference attendee has a great experience we have identified key points of conference etiquette that we ask all delegates to abide by:
- If you are going to attend the session please be on time
- Don’t interrupt the presenter unless they state they are happy to take questions during the presentation – there is always ample time for questions at some point
- Please turn your mobile phone off or to silent
- If you do need to leave the room please do so quickly and quietly
- If you would like to take photos during the session please seek permission first
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