Critical Care Nurses Roles in Enhancing Patient Safety – Spotlight on Mrs. Shehla Nuzhat Amin

 

Introduction

The 17th World Advanced Nursing Care, Health Innovation, and Patient Safety Conference, happening from December 17–19, 2025 in Dubai, UAE, is set to be one of the most impactful gatherings for healthcare professionals worldwide. This international platform will unite nursing leaders, clinical researchers, educators, and healthcare innovators to exchange knowledge, discuss challenges, and share future-focused solutions in healthcare.

One of the esteemed speakers gracing this event is Mrs. Shehla Nuzhat Amin, Senior Nurse Specialist and Nurse Manager at King Abdulaziz University Hospital, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. With over 25 years of continuous service in critical care, her contributions in the field of nursing leadership, patient safety, and critical care nursing make her a highly respected figure in the healthcare community.

Benefits of Attending

By attending Mrs. Shehla’s session, participants will gain:

  • In-depth knowledge of the crucial role critical care nurses play in enhancing patient safety.

  • A clear framework for rapid response systems in detecting early signs of patient deterioration.

  • Strategies for effective clinical follow-up to reduce patient complications in tertiary hospital settings.

  • Leadership insights on managing critical care teams and Cath Lab operations in high-pressure environments.

  • A chance to engage directly with an expert who bridges clinical excellence with managerial leadership.

Research Interests of the Speaker

Mrs. Shehla has dedicated much of her career to critical care, nursing education, and patient-family engagement. Her published research on “Perception of Critical Care Family Needs in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia” (IOSR Journals) underscores her commitment to integrating both clinical and psychosocial care in nursing. Her ongoing interest lies in evidence-based practice, healthcare management systems, and patient-centered safety interventions.

Awards, Recognition, and Achievements

  • Master of Science in Nursing (RN to MSN) in Leadership & Management – Walden University, USA (2016).

  • Post-Basic Diploma in ICU/CCU Nursing and Diploma in Midwifery – highlighting her strong clinical foundation.

  • Over two decades of dedicated service at King Abdulaziz University Hospital, Jeddah (since 1998).

  • Currently holds the role of Nurse Manager in Critical Care and Cath Lab, shaping nursing practice and mentoring professionals.

  • Known for expertise in nursing education, healthcare leadership, clinical research, and patient-centered innovation.

Why You Should Not Miss This Session

  • Learn how nursing leadership impacts patient safety at the bedside and institutional level.

  • Gain actionable strategies that you can implement in your hospital or healthcare practice.

  • Be part of an international dialogue on advancing critical care standards globally.

  • Network with professionals from over 50+ countries and explore collaborative opportunities.

Registration Link

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Secure your spot at the 17th World Advanced Nursing Care, Health Innovation, and Patient Safety Conference today.
https://nursing.utilitarianconferences.com/registration

Conclusion

With her unmatched expertise and passion for nursing excellence, Mrs. Shehla Nuzhat Amin is poised to deliver a transformative talk on “Critical Care Nurses roles in Enhancing Patient Safety through rapid response and follow-up of clinically deteriorating patients in a tertiary hospital.” Her session will inspire professionals to strengthen their approach to patient care, safety, and rapid interventions—critical aspects in today’s evolving healthcare systems.

Join us in Dubai, UAE this December to gain valuable insights, network with global experts, and take your healthcare knowledge to the next level.


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