Regional Consultant in Pediatric Nursing. Member of the Polish Association of Pediatric Nurses, the Polish Society of Neonatal Nurses and Midwives, and the Polish Nursing Association, where she serves as Chairwoman of the Tarnobrzeg Chapter. She also serves on editorial committees and scientific boards of international journals and serves as a reviewer for international journals. She has served as the project manager for the following research projects: Quality of Life of Patients Diagnosed with Cancer and Their Families, Assessment of Cancer Risk Factors and Development of an Expert System Supporting Cancer Diagnosis, Biopsychosocial Problems of Patients Diagnosed with Cancer, Assessment of the Nutritional Status of Adolescents and the Risk of Nutritional Disorders, and Prevention of Pediatric Cancer in Nursing Practice. She served as Deputy Director of the Institute of Healthcare at the State University of Technology and Economics in Jarosław. She has served on 21 organizing and scientific committees for national and international conferences. She is the author and co-author of 83 scientific publications, author of the textbook "Physical Examination: A Theoretical and Practical Guide" and the monographs "Nurse Participation in the Prevention and Early Detection of Cancer in Adolescents" and "Challenges of Contemporary Nursing in Oncology." She was the initiator and organizer of "Health Days" for the residents of Jarosław. She has participated and continues to participate in numerous European and international projects, programmes and research teams, both Polish and foreign.

Professor Dr. Sokou has authored 136 peer-reviewed publications and several book chapters, with a research portfolio distinctly focused on neonatal hemostasis and hematology. Her work has significantly advanced the understanding of viscoelastic testing in neonates, enhancing its clinical application and illuminating the developmental physiology of neonatal hemostasis. Through her research, she has provided novel insights into the characterization of coagulopathies in preterm and critically ill neonates, the underlying pathophysiology of altered hemostatic responses. Through her doctoral and postdoctoral research, she has advanced evidence regarding individualized hemostatic assessment, transfusion decision-making, and the integration of multivariable prediction models in neonatal intensive care. Beyond hemostasis, her scholarly contributions extend to neonatal transfusion medicine, growth and nutritional physiology of preterm infants, and long-term outcomes in vulnerable neonatal cohorts. She serves as reviewer for 41 scientific journals and has been invited as Guest Editor for multiple Special Issues in high-impact journals. Her scientific work has been recognized with 13 national and international awards.

Dr. Augusto Sola is an internationally recognized neonatologist with decades of contributions to newborn health across the Americas and Europe. He has served as Professor of Epidemiology and Community Health at the School of Health Sciences and Practice, New York Medical College, where he contributed to advancing neonatal care, epidemiological research, and public health initiatives. Dr. Sola has held leadership positions in top academic and clinical institutions, helping to improve the quality of care for newborn infants worldwide. He continues to play a vital role in education, clinical excellence, and global neonatal health advocacy.

Negarin Akbari is an Assistant Professor of Nursing at Fenerbahçe University, Turkey, specializing in neonatal and pediatric nursing. She holds a Ph.D. in Pediatric Nursing from Istanbul University-Cerrahpasa, an M.Sc. in Neonatal Intensive Care Nursing from Tehran University of Medical Sciences, and a B.Sc. in Nursing from Gorgan University of Medical Sciences. With over nine years of teaching experience and more than five years of advanced clinical practice in NICUs and pediatric units, she has authored five academic books and published 15 peer-reviewed articles. She has presented her research on neonatal pain management, developmental care, and breastfeeding promotion at leading international conferences. Her work focuses on advancing evidence-based practices in neonatal care and mentoring the next generation of healthcare professionals.

Dr. Esraa Ismail is a dedicated Lecturer of Pediatric Nursing at the Faculty of Nursing, Alexandria University, Egypt, with extensive experience in neonatal and pediatric care, academic instruction, and healthcare systems training. She holds a Ph.D. in Pediatric Nursing (2022), a Master’s in Pediatric Nursing (2018), and a Bachelor’s degree in Nursing Science with honors (2011), all from Alexandria University.Throughout her career, Dr. Ismail has demonstrated exceptional leadership and academic commitment. She serves as a Course Coordinator for Pediatrics in the Faculty of Medicine (2024–2025), and actively teaches in areas such as Applied Nutrition, Health Assessment, and Pediatric Nursing. Her practical involvement includes training postgraduate students in Emergency, Critical, and Pediatric Nursing, and coordinating undergraduate clinical experiences.