Faculty Development Program on Future-Ready Nursing: AI, Automation & Smart Healthcare System
Event Date: 24 February 2026-28 February 2026
Event brief description
The Galgotias School of Nursing organized a 5-day Faculty Development Program (FDP) on “Future-Ready Nursing: AI, Automation & Smart Healthcare System.” The program aimed to enhance the knowledge and competencies of nursing faculty and students in emerging healthcare technologies such as artificial intelligence, automation, and smart healthcare systems.
The FDP provided a platform for academic enrichment, focusing on innovation, digital transformation, and the future scope of nursing practice.
Event Detailed Description
Day-wise Highlights
Day 1: Foundations of Future-Ready Nursing
The program commenced with an inaugural session highlighting the importance of adapting to technological advancements in healthcare. Experts introduced the concept of future-ready nursing and discussed the role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in modern healthcare systems. Participants gained foundational knowledge about AI and its applications in nursing practice.
Day 2: AI in Clinical Decision Making
The second day focused on the application of AI in clinical settings. Sessions covered Clinical Decision Support Systems (CDSS), predictive analytics, and AI-assisted diagnostics. Real-life case studies were discussed to enhance practical understanding, enabling participants to improve decision-making skills and patient safety.
Day 3: Automation in Nursing Practice
Day three emphasized automation in healthcare, including robotics, automated monitoring systems, and digital documentation. Experts explained how automation improves efficiency, reduces workload, and enhances patient care. Challenges such as implementation barriers and adaptation to new technologies were also addressed.
Day 4: Smart Healthcare Systems & Nursing Education
The fourth day explored smart healthcare systems, focusing on Internet of Things (IoT) applications in hospitals. Sessions highlighted real-time patient monitoring, data management, and the evolving role of nurses in smart hospitals. The need to integrate these concepts into nursing education and curriculum was also discussed.
Day 5: Integration & Future Scope
The final day focused on integrating all concepts learned during the FDP. Experts discussed future trends in AI, automation, and smart healthcare systems. Participants reflected on their learning and explored ways to implement these advancements in teaching and clinical practice.
Expert Sessions Covered
- Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare
- Clinical Decision Support Systems (CDSS)
- Robotics in Nursing Care
- Smart Hospitals & Internet of Things (IoT)
- Nursing Curriculum Integration
Implementation
The FDP was systematically organized in online mode over five days, with structured expert sessions, interactive discussions, and case-based learning. Active participation of faculty and students was ensured, and the program was executed smoothly with effective coordination and technical support.
Participation
Student: 110
Faculty: 65
Acknowledgments
We express our sincere gratitude to the management of Galgotias University and the Dean, School of Nursing, for their continuous support and guidance. We are thankful to all the esteemed speakers for sharing their valuable knowledge and insights. Special thanks to the organizing team, faculty members, and participants for their active involvement, which contributed to the successful conduct of the FDP.
Conclusion and Future Recommendations
The FDP was successfully conducted and proved to be highly beneficial in enhancing knowledge of emerging healthcare technologies such as AI, automation, and smart systems in nursing.
For future initiatives, it is recommended to organize more such programs with hands-on training, hybrid mode sessions, and interdisciplinary collaboration to further strengthen practical skills and technological competence among nursing professionals.
Department Name: Galgotias School of Nursing
Event Outcome - The FDP successfully enhanced the knowledge and skills of participants in the areas of Artificial Intelligence, automation, and smart healthcare systems. It improved their understanding of modern nursing practices and strengthened their ability to integrate advanced technologies into teaching and clinical practice.
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