Pediatrics, Primary Care and Healthcare

About Conference

After the success of last year’s event, we’re ramping the activity up for the 2022 “4th International Conference on Pediatrics, Primary Care and Healthcare’ which will take place in  Zurich, Switzerland from  August 25-26 with the theme of “Advancements and Medication in Nursing and Healthcare’. Join colleagues from across the pediatric and child health community at our flagship event to explore the latest in best practice and cutting-edge research. 

Why to attend:

The Pediatric Nursing 2022 is proposed to assemble all experts associated with the care of kids' coronary heart disease and congenital heart disease of all ages, from the embryo to the matured. The Congress will orchestrate an exceptional chance to meet the masters of specialties around the world to find out about the happened advancements and emerging trends. Through the research accomplishment and well-versed profile, our respected speakers and Organizing Committee Members get global visibility which is an additional feature that our attendees would receive neonatology.

Target Audience:

• Pediatricians
• Nurse Practitioners
• Neonatologists
• Perinatologists
• Intensive care Specialists
• Emergency Medicine Specialists
• Medical colleges
• Pediatric physicians
• Pediatric Researchers
• Pediatric Immunologists
• Pediatric Oncologists
• Pediatric Associations and societies
• Pediatric Training institutes
• Manufacturing medical device companies
• Young researchers
• Physician assistants
• Hospital administrators
• Hospital general counsel

Sessions and Tracks

Track-1: Neonatology

Neonatology is a pediatric discipline that focuses on the medical care of newborn infants, particularly those who are sick or premature. It's a hospital-based specialty that's most commonly used in neonatal intensive care units. As a neonate, the newborn goes through a lot of changes as it adjusts to life outside of the womb, and its physiological systems, such as the lungs and immune system, are still developing and need particular protection from infection sources. Neonatology is a specialization of pediatrics that deals with the medical care of newborns under the age of four weeks, particularly those who are born prematurely, have a low birth weight, or are otherwise vulnerable.

• Pediatrics
• Pedology
• Pediatrics

Track-2: Infectious Diseases and Tropical Infectious Diseases in Children

Infectious disorders such as malaria, pneumonia, diarrhea, HIV, and tuberculosis are particularly dangerous to children under the age of five. Non communicable diseases, injuries, and conflict are all substantial hazards to older children. Tropical disease, any disease that is indigenous to tropical or subtropical areas of the world or that occurs principally in those areas. Examples of tropical diseases include malaria, cholera, Chagas disease, yellow fever, and dengue.

• Norovirus
• Stomach flu
• Chagas disease
• Foodborne trematode infections

Track-3 : Premature Birth and Complications

Blood disorders, such as anemia and infant jaundice, can occur in premature babies. Anemia is a condition in which the body's red blood cells are insufficient. While all newborns have a steady loss in red blood cell count over the first few months of life, preterm babies may have a faster drop. Prematurely born babies are more likely to suffer health problems at birth and later in life than those born later. Premature babies are more likely to suffer long-term intellectual and developmental difficulties, as well as issues with their lungs, brain, eyes, and other organs.

• Anemia
• Breathing problems
• Infections or neonatal sepsis
• Intra ventricular hemorrhage

Track-4 : Pediatric Cardiology

“Pediatric cardiology is a medical specialty concerned with the assessment, diagnosis, and treatment of congenital and acquired cardiovascular disorders in the fetus, infant, child, teenager, and young adult," according to the American Heart Association. Some children are born with structural cardiovascular differences. Others may be experiencing issues with the electrical system that regulates their heartbeat. All of these issues are diagnosed and treated by pediatric cardiologists, who are uniquely educated to do so.

• Congenital heart disease
• Cardiac malformations
• Aortic disease
• Genetic and syndrome heart disease
• Heart failure

Track-5 : Pediatric Dentistry

Pediatric dentists are trained to treat newborns, toddlers, children, and teenagers with their teeth. They've been taught to deal with: Anesthesia and sedation for youngsters treatment of medically compromised children and adolescents.

• Stainless Steel Crowns
• Tooth Colored Fillings
• X-Rays
• Dental Cleaning

Track-6 : Pediatric Dermatology

Pediatric dermatologists are experts in the right diagnosis and treatment of childhood skin problems, as well as the proper administration of pediatric medications. If your pediatrician recommends that your kid see a pediatric dermatologist, you may rest confident that he or she will receive the best medical treatment possible.

• Childhood psoriasis
• Atopic dermatitis
• PHACE syndrome

Track-7 : Pediatric Oncology

The majority of malignancies encountered in children differ from those seen in adults. Cancers in newborns, children, and teenagers are the focus of pediatric oncology. Pediatric oncologists are uniquely educated to look after your child and keep them comfortable while they are undergoing treatment.

• Medical Sciences
• Clinical Medicine
• Diagnostic Medicine
• Pharmacology

Track-8: Pediatric GI and Hepatology

Pediatric hepatologists work in designated centres to provide tertiary and national hepatology services. It is concerned with the treatment of children's gastrointestinal tracts, livers, and pancreas from infancy to the age of eighteen. They diagnose and treat child liver illnesses such as acute and chronic liver failure, as well as providing care to kids undergoing liver and small bowel transplants.

•  Pharmacogenetics
•  Pharmacogenomics
•  Pharmacokinetics
•  Personalized medicine

Track-9: Immunization of Infants

Vaccination is a method in which the human immune system is stimulated against an external irresistible agent (antigen) so that it can respond quickly to a subsequent encounter with the antigen due to immunological memory. T cells and B cells, which are improved by vaccination, are the two main components of the invulnerable framework. Memory B cells and T cells are responsible for the rapid response to a comparable antigen attack. There are several ways for improving inoculation, such as immunization, such as polio antibodies for poliomyelitis.

• Pneumococcal vaccine
• Rotavirus vaccine

Track-10: Child Psychology and Psychiatry

A child psychologist is a psychologist who specializes in children's mental, social, and emotional development. Child psychologists often study children's development from conception to adolescence. There are no specific disciplines required, but having a background in Life Science or Biology will be advantageous because psychology focuses heavily on the human brain and sensory systems.

• Addictive Disorders
• Eating and Weight Disorders
• Psychotherapy

Track-11: Socio Emotional Development in Childhood

The ability to build meaningful and rewarding relationships with others, as well as the child's experience, expression, and control of emotions, are all part of social-emotional development. Emotions are experienced, expressed, and perceived by infants before they completely comprehend them. The importance of positive social and emotional development cannot be overstated. Self-confidence, empathy, the ability to form meaningful and lasting friendships and relationships, and a sense of importance and value to those around him/her are all influenced by this development.

• Spend a lot of time talking with peers.
• Develop lasting friendships and begin to handle peer pressure.

Track-12: Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing

PMHNs (psychiatric mental health nurses) are registered nurses who specialize in assessing, treating, and monitoring mental health and behavioral disorders. Individuals, families, groups, and communities may be served. Most PMHNs collaborate with a group of other certified mental health professionals.

• Positive mental health
• Mental health problems

Track-13: Mutation and congenital anomaly

Congenital anomalies are morphological or functional abnormalities that develop during pregnancy. These illnesses, sometimes known as birth defects, congenital disorders, or congenital abnormalities, arise during pregnancy and can be detected before or after birth, or later in life. Congenital anomalies are a wide spectrum of structural or functional abnormalities of the body that are apparent at birth and have a prenatal cause.

• Or facial clefts
• Neural tube defects
• Limb deficiencies

Track-14: Current Trends in Pediatric Nursing

The recent trend is to take care of children. Neonatology, perinatology, pediatric surgery, pediatric cardiology, and other subspecialties are included. Various movements aimed at improving the survival and well-being of all children will likewise advance child health.

• Neonatology
• Perinatology
• Pediatric surgery
• Pediatric cardiology

Track-15: Vaccinology

Basic research, immunogens, the host immunological response, delivery tactics and technologies, manufacturing, and clinical evaluation are all part of vaccology. A vaccination is a biological substance that gives active acquired immunity against a specific infectious disease. A vaccination usually contains an agent that looks like a disease-causing germ and is manufactured from weakened or destroyed microbes, their toxins, or one of their surface proteins.

• Cervical cancer
• Cholera
• Diphtheria
• Hepatitis B
• Influenza
• Japanese encephalitis