The Emirates Nursing Association (ENA) partnership with The DAISY Foundation announcing the Daisy Awards | ENA website launch. The Daisy Award celebrates the extraordinary, compassionate, and meaningful contributions of nurses and provides an opportunity to recognize those who make a lasting difference in the lives of patients, families, and colleagues. We are proud to provide a dedicated platform to honor, celebrate, and showcase our nursing heroes across the UAE. 🔗 Explore

Theme “The Essential Role of the Multidisciplinary Team in Improving Outcomes for People Living with Diabetes” The ENA Diabetes Educators Society (DES) in United Arab Emirates is pleased to announce DES2026, bringing together diabetes educators and healthcare professionals to share knowledge, strengthen collaboration, and advance diabetes care under theme: The Essential Role of the Multidisciplinary Team in Improving Outcomes for People Living with Diabetes 📅 31 October – 1

Theme: Nursing 2031 Under the patronage of H.H. Sheikha Fatima Bint Mubarak, Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi invites nurses, midwives, researchers, educators, and healthcare professionals to contribute to the 3rd Annual Nursing Conference. The conference provides an opportunity to share innovative nursing practices, evidence, research, improvement initiatives, and impactful experiences that can help shape the future of nursing and advance healthcare delivery. 3rd Annual Nursing Co

Together • Recognizing • Empowering • Advancing The Emirates Nursing Association (ENA) in United Arab Emirates is pleased to announce the official launch of the Second ENA Nursing and Midwifery Award – Cycle 2026–2027. The Award celebrates outstanding achievements, innovation, leadership, and contributions of nurses and midwives across the UAE. Award Categories Nursing and Midwifery Practice Nursing and Midwifery Leadership Nursing and Midwifery Research Nursing and Midwifery

Theme: “From Vision to Action: Advancing Strategic Directions for Nursing and Midwifery Transformation in the UAE” The Emirates Nursing Association (ENA), in collaboration with the National Committee for Nursing and Midwifery (NNA) at the Ministry of Health and Prevention (MOHAP), UAE, is pleased to announce the Third National Chief Nursing Officers (CNOs) and Nursing Academic Leaders (NALs) Forum. Theme: “From Vision to Action: Advancing Strategic Directions for Nursing and

Authors- Maeve Anne O'Connell1,2, Khadija Al Sulaimi3, Rasha Salah Eweida4,5, Joanna Andrews1, Joeri Vermeulen6,7 Abstract Introduction The UAE is facing a critical shortage in the midwifery workforce. Maternity care is predominantly obstetric led. The UAE government is committed to increasing the number of midwives by 38 per year until 2030 and has invested in midwifery education, with the first direct-entry Bachelor’s degree programs in midwifery available. However, little