The event was opened by Nursing Director and Board Member Carolin Werner, who emphasized: "Nursing is demanding, meaningful and offers numerous career paths today more than ever. With this day, we want to show how diverse and future-proof nursing at the LMU Klinikum is." Her deputy Sascha Opalka added: "Our aim is to attract talented people to nursing and to show that we actively promote development and specialization."

The day began with a keynote speech by Professor Inge Eberl from the Institute of Nursing Sciences, who emphasized the importance of academization in the nursing profession. She showed how nurses with a Bachelor's or Master's degree can be deployed in the care sector in order to strengthen patient care in the long term.

A wide range of presentations provided exciting insights into the most diverse areas of everyday hospital life: topics such as intercultural team development, presented by Heike Penner, or the services offered by occupational health management were on the agenda, as were specialized insights into intensive care, cardiac surgery, neonatology, oncological gynaecology, psychiatric DBT therapy or shock room care in paediatrics.