Benha Nursing organizes its 11th scientific conference on integrating artificial intelligence into healthcare

Under the auspices of Prof. Nasser El-Gizawy, President of Benha University, and Prof. Gehan Abdel-Hady, Vice President for Postgraduate Studies and Research, the Faculty of Nursing at Benha University is organizing its 11th scientific conference tomorrow, Sunday, October 25. The conference is titled “Integrating Artificial Intelligence into Healthcare: Innovation, Challenges, and Future Trends in Advanced Nursing” and will be held at Tahya Misr Hall, Faculty of Physical Therapy.
Prof. Marwa Mustafa, Dean of the Faculty of Nursing, confirmed that the conference aims to showcase the latest innovations in artificial intelligence and its applications in improving the quality of patient care. It will also discuss the ethical, legal, and technical challenges associated with implementing intelligent systems in the healthcare sector, and explore mechanisms for addressing them.
She added that the conference seeks to develop the professional and digital competencies of nursing staff, enhance their ability to deal with modern technology, anticipate future trends in nursing practices, open new horizons for scientific research, and encourage the building of partnerships and cooperation between healthcare institutions, technology entities, and academic institutions.
Prof. Hend Abdullah, Vice Dean of the Faculty of Nursing for Postgraduate Studies and Research, explained that the conference themes include the use of artificial intelligence in community healthcare and its role in the prevention and management of communicable and non-communicable diseases, as well as discussing the challenges and opportunities related to integrating its applications into the community healthcare system.
Prof. Ebtisam Abdel-Aal, Conference Rapporteur, stated that the themes also cover education, scientific research, and building the necessary capacities to ensure the sustainable integration of artificial intelligence, in addition to the integrative and leadership role of nurses in delivering community care services supported by artificial intelligence applications.