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Dave Holmes is a Canadian nursing researcher and professor widely recognized for his critical scholarship in public health, forensic nursing, and the sociology of risk. His work uniquely bridges nursing science with social and political theory, offering deeper insights into the complexities of healthcare systems. He has contributed extensively to the understanding of security, ethics, and governance in contemporary health practices. Professor Holmes’ research often explores how power, policy, and institutional structures influence nursing and patient care. He is known for challenging conventional perspectives and encouraging critical thinking within the nursing profession. His publications have been influential in shaping discussions on risk management and ethical decision-making in healthcare. In addition to his research, he is an active educator and mentor, guiding students and professionals in advanced nursing studies. He frequently participates in international conferences and academic collaborations. Through his work, he continues to impact nursing education, policy, and practice globally.

Rozzano C. Locsin is an internationally renowned nurse theorist and educator known for his significant contributions to nursing philosophy and practice. He is Professor Emeritus at the Christine E. Lynn College of Nursing, Florida Atlantic University, USA, and Professor of Nursing at Tokushima University, Japan. He is best known for developing the Theory of Technological Competency as Caring in Nursing, which emphasizes the integration of advanced technology with compassionate, patient-centered care. His work highlights that technology, when used effectively, enhances the human connection between nurses and patients rather than replacing it. Professor Locsin has contributed extensively to nursing education, theory development, and global research initiatives. He has authored numerous scholarly publications and books that have influenced nursing curricula and clinical practice worldwide. He is a respected keynote speaker at international conferences and has collaborated with healthcare professionals across diverse cultural and clinical settings. His work continues to inspire innovation and excellence in nursing, particularly in integrating technology with caring science.

Daniel J. Pesut, PhD, RN, FAAN, is a distinguished American nurse scholar, educator, and leadership futurist widely recognized for his contributions to reflective practice, foresight leadership, and innovation in nursing. He has played a pivotal role in shaping forward-thinking approaches to nursing education and healthcare leadership on a global scale. Professor Pesut is Emeritus Professor of Nursing at the University of Minnesota and Indiana University, United States, where he has influenced generations of nursing professionals through his teaching, mentorship, and research. He is internationally known for integrating futures thinking and strategic foresight into nursing leadership, helping healthcare professionals anticipate and respond to emerging global challenges. His work emphasizes reflective practice, innovation, and the development of visionary leadership models in healthcare systems. He has contributed to advancing interdisciplinary collaboration and strengthening leadership capacity in nursing and healthcare organizations. Professor Pesut has authored numerous scholarly publications, books, and research articles that have had a lasting impact on nursing science. He is a sought-after keynote speaker at international conferences and academic forums. His work continues to inspire innovation, critical thinking, and transformative leadership in healthcare. Through his ongoing contributions, he remains an influential figure shaping the future of nursing education, policy, and global health practice.

Michiko Moriyama is a distinguished Japanese nursing scientist specializing in chronic care and family nursing. She is a Professor at Hiroshima University, Japan, where she contributes extensively to nursing education, research, and healthcare innovation. Professor Moriyama is internationally recognized for her expertise in chronic illness management and for developing effective disease management programs that improve patient outcomes and quality of life. Her work strongly emphasizes patient-centered care, family involvement, and long-term health sustainability. She has played a vital role in advancing chronic care models in Japan and globally, influencing healthcare systems and policy development. Her research integrates clinical practice with community-based care approaches to better support patients with long-term conditions. She has authored numerous high-impact publications and contributed to global nursing knowledge. Professor Moriyama is also an active participant and keynote speaker at international conferences and academic forums. She has collaborated with healthcare professionals and institutions worldwide to enhance nursing practices. Through her dedication and leadership, she continues to inspire innovation and excellence in chronic and family nursing across the globe.

Etsuko Tadaka is a distinguished Japanese scholar and professor specializing in community and public health nursing. She serves at the Graduate School of Health Sciences, Faculty of Medicine, Hokkaido University, Japan, where she contributes significantly to nursing education, research, and community health development. Professor Tadaka is widely recognized for her research on community-based health promotion, focusing on social isolation prevention and improving the well-being of vulnerable populations. Her work emphasizes support systems for older adults and caregivers, aiming to enhance quality of life and sustainable healthcare practices. She has played a key role in advancing public health nursing through innovative and community-centered approaches. Her research integrates social, cultural, and healthcare perspectives to develop effective interventions. She has authored numerous scholarly publications and actively participates in international conferences and collaborations. Through her dedication and academic leadership, she continues to influence public health policies and nursing practices in Japan and globally.

Hugh P. McKenna

Mark Hayter

Dave Holmes

Tomoko Wakabayashi

Rozzano Locsin

Daniel J. Pesut

Michiko Moriyama

Etsuko Tadaka

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