KEYNOTE SPEAKER
Professor Emma Stanmore
AGENDA
09:30 - Welcome & Introductions
09:40 - Opening Keynote - Emma Stanmore
10:20 - Oral Presentations - Applied Practice
11:00 - Morning refreshments and poster judging
11:15 - Oral Presentations - Applied Practice
12:15 - Lunch
13:15 - Oral Presentations - Education
14:35 - Afternoon Break
14:50 - Oral Presentations - Research
15:50 - Awards & Closing
16:30 - Conference Close
SYNOPSIS
The Hybrid Nursing Conference 2025 is a landmark event uniting nursing professionals, educators, researchers, and digital health innovators to explore the transformative role of digital technologies in nursing. With a focus on applied practice, education, and research, this conference offers a dynamic platform for sharing pioneering work, fostering collaboration, and shaping the future of digital nursing.
The day-long programme features:
Keynote presentation from Prof Emma Stanmore – a nursing leader and researcher with a research focus on using digital health interventions to prevent functional loss and falls in older people.
Oral sessions from nursing colleagues showcasing real-world innovations in applied practice, education, and research.
Poster presentations and interactive discussions to stimulate knowledge exchange.
This hybrid format ensures accessibility and inclusivity, welcoming both in-person and virtual attendees. Whether you're a frontline nurse, academic, digital health strategist, or policymaker, this conference offers valuable insights into how digital tools are reshaping care delivery, professional development, and patient outcomes.
Join us to celebrate innovation, share best practices, and contribute to the evolving landscape of digital nursing.
KEYNOTE SPEAKER BIOGRAPHY
Emma Stanmore is Professor in Gerontology and Healthy Ageing Research Group Lead at The University of Manchester. She is a nurse by background and has over 25 years combined experience in healthcare, research and teaching with a research focus on the use of digital health interventions to prevent functional loss and falls in older adults. Emma has a track record of developing successful healthcare innovations in collaboration with software developers, clinicians and engineers including Exergames (over 10,000 users), Keep On Keep Up (KOKU™) (downloaded in 50 countries); RehabMat (iMagiMat™ technology) and also implementing change in the Health and Social Care (new hospital at home services and interdisciplinary rehab roles).
She has been awarded over £20 million in grant income (£2.5M as Principal Investigator from UKRI Innovate UK/Economic Social Research Council/SBRI/NHS England/Wellcome Trust and as Co-I from National Institute for Health Research/Medical Research Council/European Commission.
REFUNDS/CANCELLATIONS:
A refund, excluding fees, will be issued if a cancellation request is received within 14 days of the booking date or by noon on Friday, 14 November 2025, otherwise, name substitutions will be allowed after this date.
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