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    Orestis Ioannidis

    Orestis Ioannidis, Greece
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    Tom Treasure

    Clinical Operational Research Unit, London, United Kingdom
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    Lori Mancuso

    Great Bay Community College, USA
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    Hans Johan Bnreidablik

    Helse Førde Medical Trust, Norway
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    Kyoko Kajihara

    Fukuoka Nursing College, Japan
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    Heidi Hagerman

    Heidi Hagerman, Sweden
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    Hideya Kodama

    Akita Graduate University School of Medicine, Japan
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    Barry Saferstein

    California State University San Marcos, USA
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    Mavis Osei Yeboah

    Winston-Salem State University, USA

Orestis Ioannidis

Orestis Ioannidis

Greece

Dr. Ioannidis is currently an Assistant Professor of Surgery in the Medical School of Aristotle University of Thessaloniki. He studied medicine in the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and graduated at 2005. He received his MSC in “Medical Research Methodology” in 2008 from Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and in “Surgery of Liver, Biliary Tree and Pancreas” from the Democritus University of Thrace in 2016. He received his PhD degree in 2014 from the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki as valedictorian for his thesis “The effect of combined administration of omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids in ulcerative colitis. Experimental study in rats.” He is a General Surgeon with special interest in laparoscopic surgery and surgical oncology and also in surgical infections, acute care surgery, nutrition and ERAS and vascular access. He has received fellowships for EAES, ESSO, EPC, ESCP and ACS and has published more than 180 articles with more than 3000 citations and an H-index of 28

Tom Treasure

Clinical Operational Research Unit, London

United Kingdom

Keynote speech on The beginnings of effective heart surgery: History of an Anglo-American collaboration from 1947-1950

Lori Mancuso

Great Bay Community College

USA

Lorraine Mancuso received her Baccaulaureate in Nursing in 1982, and Masters in Nursing Education in 2009.  She attended the Health Research Education Trust Cultural Competence Leadership Fellowship in 2008.  She has worked as a staff RN in medical-surgical nursing, telemetry, critical care and homecare.  During her tenure as a staff nurse she was the Chairperson of the Diversity Committee, and Patient Education Committee.  She also participated on medication error, medication reconciliation, Standards of Care, Policy and Procedure, and many other task forces. She has been at Great Bay Community College as a full time Professor of Nursing since 2009. Ms. Mancuso has published for peer reviewed journals on such topics as cultural competence, health literacy, and simulation in Nursing Eduction.

Hans Johan Bnreidablik

Helse Førde Medical Trust

Norway

Dr. Breidablik is a specialist in ENT, Family Medicine and Public Health. PhD in 2012 (Subjective health in adolescents). Earlier medical director for Helse Førde Medical Trust, now senior adviser in the same.

Kyoko Kajihara

Fukuoka Nursing College

Japan

Kyoko Kajihara had her licenses of nurse and midwife in Japan and also worked at the maternity and NICU ward in the hospital for 15 years and then have been teaching nursing care in maternal and women’s health in the nursing college for 16 years. She is interested in the history of midwifery education and member of the Japanese Society for the History of Medicine,and Nursing. She keep studying and researching about the women’s health and midwifery education in the world.

Heidi Hagerman

Heidi Hagerman

Sweden

Heidi Hagerman is a registered nurse and lecturer at the Faculty of Health and Occupational Studies at the University of Gävle in Sweden. She is also a PhD student at the Department of Public Health and Caring Sciences at Uppsala University in Sweden. Her doctoral thesis investigates working life among first-line managers in elderly care from an empowerment perspective.

Hideya Kodama

Akita Graduate University School of Medicine

Japan

Dr. Hideya Kodama is a gynecologist and a professor of the department of a maternity child   nursing at Akita university graduate school of medicine and faculty of medicine. At the doctoral course of the university, he studied nursing science about a circadian rhyme, including a sleep-wake cycle, a melatonin rhythm, and HRV. The mental health problems of pregnant women are also his essential research theme. Recently, his team published two articles regarding an HRV biofeedback intervention for mental health problems of pregnant women, regarding severe prenatal childbirth fear and psychological stress during the early postpartum period.

Barry Saferstein

California State University San Marcos

USA

Barry Saferstein is a founding faculty member of the Communication Department at California State University San Marcos. His current research examines clinical consultations, explaining the effects of communication patterns, information resources, and professional culture on patients’ understandings of medical conditions and treatment options. He emphasizes analysis of recorded data, which presents the environmental components of cognition and communication. This approach is the basis of his book Understanding and Interaction in Clinical and Educational Settings (2016, Equinox Publishers).

Mavis Osei Yeboah

Winston-Salem State University

USA

Dr. Yeboah’ s scientific interests began at Winston-Salem State University (WSSU), North Carolina, where she earned her BSN; MSN-Certified Family Nursing Practitioner in 2008, and DNP in 2016. Dr. Yeboah conducts in-home assessments on health plan members and she has worked with Highland Sleep and Neurology, NC, George Kilpatrick Internal Medicine and Pulmonary, NC and serves as adjunct FNP faculty in Clinical Nursing at WSSU since 2009.

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