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Registration and Doors open
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Opening Remarks & Introduction
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- Welcome address
- Overview of the day's themes and objectives
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- Overview of the session, give important to student and early career nurse mental health
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Mental Health of Students and Early Career Nursess
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- Discuss the current state of mental health among students and early career nurses
- Highlight the signs of burnout, its impacts, and strategies for prevention
- Share relevant statistics and studies to emphasize the importance of mental health awareness
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Challenges Faced by Students and Early Career Nurses
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- Financial Stressors of Students
- Interventions for Mental Health Challenges as Student
- Real Student Experiences and Coping Strategies
- Transitioning to Practice
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- What can individual student and early career nurses do at their school, community, regional or national levels to better advocate for student mental health ?
- What’s the role of national nurse associations in ensuring student’s are supported through school and their early careers ?
- What’s the best way to apply the interventions we discussed today across a variety of different socio-economic settings ? How might the interventions be adapted for local cultural needs ?
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- Question from all audience members
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Introduction to the SECN Alliance
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- An overview of the development of SECN Alliance, Introduce the SECN Alliance Steering Committee
- Welcome, introduction of Steering Committee members
- Overview of goals, responsibilities, participation
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SECN Alliance Representative Interventions
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- 2-minute interventions for 15 preselected Alliance Representatives (remarks on any aspect of student and early career nursing well-being)
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- Lunch with CNR
- Networking opportunities for participants to engage with presenters and each other
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What is Global Health, and How Can Nurses Lead Beyond Clinical Nursing ?
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- Overview: The keynote introduces global health as addressing cross-border issues shaped by social and environmental factors.
- Objectives: Show how nurses in policy can drive change and advocate on a large scale and highlight examples of nurses shaping global health policy.
- Connecting Themes, discuss how the following session will cover 6 very different themes as an introduction to students to these themes
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- High level overview, an overview of examples of what speakers are doing to help these issues, the speakers career path, how student and early career nurses can get involved
- All topics were identified by Student Assembly Planning Committee as topics of interest for nursing students
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Access to Women’s Health Services
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Nursing in Conflict Settings
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- Encourage nurses to learn about the issues facing our world and find ways to get involved in direct care, advocacy and action, research and leadership.
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- 2-minute interventions for 15 preselected SECN Alliance Representatives
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- Each member of the SECN Alliance Steering Committee calls on participants to take action and get involved in leadership
- 5 minutes each, followed by concluding remarks from the Steering Committee Chair
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- Meet and Greet networking hour with light non-alcoholic refreshments
- Will include a demonstration of a Finnish university tradition that involved following a leader in drinking, eating, and songs
- This activity is option and not required for students to receive a certificate of competition of the day
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