Congress2021

Melissa Kleine-Bingham

WHO infection prevention and control and quality consultant, Timor-Leste

Melissa Kleine-Bingham, RN MPH supports the COVID-19 response and improving the quality of care. She specializes in improving health service quality through infection prevention and control and water sanitation and hygiene and has been consulting with WHO since 2014. Melissa has worked in international health since 2010. Prior to her 10+ years in international health, she was working as a critical care RN in her home country, USA. 

Speakers

Stella de Sabata

ICN Programme Manager

Dr Hung-Da Dai

Nursing Supervisor, Taipei Veterans General Hospital TWNA

Lynda Benton

Senior Director, Corporate Equity & Partnerships, Johnson & Johnson

Edward Zhou

General manager of Ethicon, part of Johnson & Johnson Medical Devices China

Jun Deng

Deputy Director at Peking University First Hospital, LFC trainer Chinese Nursing Association

Mengmei Pu

Nursing Quality Improvement Manager at Beijing Tongren Hospital, LFC participant Chinese Nursing Association

Dong Rong Li

Nursing Supervisor at Beijing Tsinghua Changgeng Hospital, LFC participant Chinese Nursing Association

Prof. Dr. Rr. Tutik Sri Hariyati

Professor, Faculty of Nursing, Universitas Indonesia

Loretta Ford

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Vanessa Philippe

Administrative assistance, nursing and health policy

Richard Elliot

Director, Communications and Events at ICN

Susan Williams

Consultant, International Council of Nurses

Yurley Agudelo

Director of Health Services and professor CES University

Claudett James

Coordinator, Nursing Now Jamaica Project

Uraiporn Janta-um-mou

Nursing Technical Officer and Nursing Now Coordinator, Ministry of Public Health Thailand

Dr Karen Bjøro

ICN Board Member

Josette Roussel

Director of Clinical Services, Montfort Hospital, Ottawa, Canada

Laura Nel

Director, Global Community Impact, Johnson & Johnson

Prof Dr Semra Ulusoy Kaymak

Deputy Director General, Health Services, Ministry of Health, Turkey

Prof Achir Yani Hamid

Professor in Mental Health-Psychiatric Nursing Department. Faculty of Nursing, University of Indonesia

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