To mark the closing of the exhibition, the BFH cordially invites experts, researchers, activists, and those directly affected to engage in discussion and networking.

In the workshops, you will explore topics such as reproductive health care in federal asylum centers, sexual rights and access to contraception, and racism in obstetrics, among others.

In doing so, you would also like to develop proposals that we could present to policymakers.

The meeting will take place on Friday, October 23, 2026, from 3:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. at the Kornhausforum. (Please register by October 16, 26 by providing your name and, if applicable, your organization, via email to: amina.cisse@unibe.ch)

Following the networking event, at 5:30 p.m. there will be an opportunity to take part in a public guided tour of the exhibition Atlas of Reproduction – Babies, Borders, Geopolitics right there at the Kornhausforum.

At 6:30 p.m., a panel discussion will take place at the Polit-Forum Käfigturm to mark the closing of the exhibition, followed by a reception. 

Additional information and a separate registration link for the closing event

This year’s edition of the Swiss Nurse Leaders national conference will take place on November 20, 2026, at the Eventforum Bern. The theme of the event is “Shift to Outpatient Care and Integrated Care: Opportunities and Challenges for Nursing Leaders.” We are pleased to present a promising program. Our distinguished speakers will examine the anticipated changes brought about by the shift to outpatient care and integrated care from various perspectives. The panel discussion will also provide an opportunity to highlight the challenges facing different areas of care and to discuss potential solutions together. The registration deadline is October 31, 2026. ​

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How can scientific findings be specifically applied in everyday professional practice to make informed decisions and improve the quality of care?

In this training course, you will learn the fundamentals of evidence-based practice and apply them directly to issues you encounter in your professional practice. You will develop relevant research questions, conduct targeted searches of scientific literature, and critically evaluate studies. You will also learn how artificial intelligence can support you in your research and where its limitations lie.

This continuing education program is designed for registered nurses, physical therapists, occupational therapists, speech-language pathologists, and other healthcare professionals, and is particularly suitable for those new to the field.

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 Practical knowledge on wound healing and modern wound care – featuring lectures, introductory seminars, and workshops. Trainees and students benefit from free participation as well as a simple group registration process. Teachers are eligible for an early-bird discount through September 30, 2026.

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For all healthcare professionals who work with venous catheters

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Nursing in Germany is undergoing profound change. The shift toward academic training, new role profiles, digital developments, and increasingly complex care structures are opening up new possibilities for nursing care, while at the same time presenting the profession with major challenges.

An increasing amount of nursing research findings, innovative care models, and new educational approaches are becoming available—but their sustainable integration into practice, organizational structures, and teaching is not a given. 

The successful implementation of knowledge and innovations requires more than evidence alone: it requires interprofessional collaboration, supportive organizational structures, nursing education concepts, leadership skills, and a willingness to actively help shape change processes.

In particular, collaboration between nursing management, nursing science, and nursing education plays a central role in this regard. Only by integrating these perspectives can sustainable developments be initiated and effectively incorporated into everyday care practice. Against this backdrop, we would like to discuss the following questions with you—among others—at the 2027 Nursing Symposium on May 12, 2027:

• How can new findings and roles actually be implemented in clinical practice?
• What factors promote or hinder change processes? How can competencies be better integrated and innovations established in a sustainable way?
• What role do education, leadership, and scientific expertise play in the future of nursing?
• How can we successfully develop nursing into an attractive, modern, and evidence-based profession?

Mark May 12, 2027, on your calendar today and look forward to an inspiring day filled with exciting insights, interprofessional dialogue, and new perspectives on the future of nursing.

Abstract submissions for oral presentations or posters are open from November 1, 2026, through January 31, 2027 . 

Website: https://wunddach-kongress.org/

Deadline Call for Abstracts: 15. Januar 2027

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Vorprogramm: WundDACH 2027: Wissenschaftliches Programm