Bryant to Keynote
Kellie Bryant DNP, WHNP, CHSE, FSSH, FADLN, FAAN, Director for the Center for Innovation in Education Excellence, National League for Nursing, sets out the theme for the conference with her presentation: Navigating the AI Landscape in Nursing: Implications for Education, Research and Practice.
Dr. Bryant will describe the risks, benefits, and challenges of integrating AI into nursing education; analyze the ethical concerns that negate the importance of policies to ensure responsible use of AI; and identify innovative approaches to educate students and nurses on the effective use of AI in clinical applications.
Dr. Bryant will describe the risks, benefits, and challenges of integrating AI into nursing education; analyze the ethical concerns that negate the importance of policies to ensure responsible use of AI; and identify innovative approaches to educate students and nurses on the effective use of AI in clinical applications.
The Impact of AI in Nursing Education, Research, and Practice
Plan now to attend the 61st Annual Stewart Research Conference on Friday, May 2, 2025. The Conference takes place at Teachers College Columbia University, 525 West 120th Street, New York, NY.
The topic is Artificial Intelligence (AI). Speakers will engage attendees in discussing how AI systems and technologies require the expansion of nursing research on AI in the areas of nursing education, administration, and practice to advance nursing science. Additionally, significant research findings contribute to nurses developing innovations in these areas. It is anticipated that this will ultimately enhance the ethical delivery of patient care and contribute to positive health outcomes of patients and populations.
Join us on May 2, 2025 and be part of the conversation and collaboration as we explore the impact of AI on the future of the nursing profession.
Stewart Conference Planning Committee: Terry Gottlieb, Maria Rosario-Sim, and Linda Scheetz.
Call for Abstracts Deadline extended to April 7, 2025
TC Alumni, students and all healthcare providers are encouraged to submit abstracts on their research endeavors and innovations on topics related to their research. Special consideration will be given to posters addressing the Research Conference Theme: The Impact of AI in Nursing Education, Research and Practice.
Poster presenters will be responsible for registering for the conference at the full conference rate for members and non-members. Notices of selected poster abstracts will be emailed in April.
Poster co-coordinator:Maria G. Rosario Sim: Maria.Rosario-Sim@downstate.edu
Poster presenters will be responsible for registering for the conference at the full conference rate for members and non-members. Notices of selected poster abstracts will be emailed in April.
Poster co-coordinator:Maria G. Rosario Sim: Maria.Rosario-Sim@downstate.edu