The 4th BRICS Nursing Forum 2026 invites nurse researchers, nurse educators, nurse practitioners/clinicians, and student nurses to submit abstracts for oral or poster presentations. The conference will provide a platform for scholarly exchange, policy dialogue and practice-based innovation that strengthens nursing leadership and health systems across BRICS+ communities. 

We welcome original abstracts that advance knowledge, practice, education, leadership and policy in relation to nursing care, innovation, equity and workforce resilience. 

Track 1: Strengthening Nursing and Midwifery Practice in terms of:

• Nursing Leadership
• Nursing Education and Training
• Nursing workforce resilience
• Evidence-based and Innovative practices

Track 2: Ethics, Digital Sovereignty, and AI Integration in Nursing in terms of:

• Nursing research,
• Nursing education including simulation
• Nursing practice
• AI and telenursing for optimal health outcomes

Track 3: Clinical Nursing Excellence and Inclusive care  in terms of:

• Non-communicable diseases (NCDs
• Communicable diseseas
• Maternal, Child & Women’s Health
• Trauma and Injuries

Track 4:  Integration of Indigenous Knowledge in Nursing and Midwifery Practice in terms of:

• Nursing and Midwifery practice
• Preventive and Curative Interventions
• Nursing Education
• Research Methodologies

Submission opens: 08 May 2026

NB: Submissions Date has been extended to: 15 July 2026

For Abstract submission and enquiries email: khorothos@denosa.org.za

NB: Conference papers presented during the conference will be published in the special edition of the CURATIONIS journal.

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Call For Abstracts

PRESENTATION:

• SCALABITY AND mHEALTH  (INDIA)
• SUBMIT  DIGITAL INNOVATION IN NURSING (CHINA)
• VR TECHNOLOGIES IN NURSING EDUCATION
• NURSES FIGHTING CANCER-RUSSIA
• NURSE LEADERS: PERCEPTION  OF LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT NEEDS FOR STRENGHTHENING THE NURSING WORKFORCE  (SOURH AFRICA)
• CONTINIUNG PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT-CPD IMPLEMENTATION IN SOUTH AFRICA
• INDEGINOUS KNOWLEDGE AS A FOUNDATION FOR HEALTHCARE SCIENCE EDUCATION
• SOUTH AFRICA HEALTHCARE TRANSFORMATION
• ICN PRESIDENT MESSAGE
• THE EVOLUTION OF THE NURSING ASSOCIATION (DENOSA) OVER THREE DECADES – DENOSA
• XUJUAN UNIVERSITY STUDY – CHINA