University of Luzon Professor Tapped as Judge for Major Global Nursing Research Conference

The University of Luzon proudly announces that Dr. Jordan H. Llego, the esteemed Dean of the College of Nursing & Midwifery and a leading voice in evidence-based nursing, has received a prestigious invitation to serve as a Judge and Evaluator for the Best Paper Awards at the Global Nursing Research Conference (GNRC) 2025. This esteemed event is organized by the Global Society for Philippine Nurse Researchers, Inc. (GSPNRI), underscoring Dr. Llego’s standing as a scholarly leader whose influence resonates across both national and international research communities. This recognition is a direct testament to his persistent pursuit of excellence in research, evidenced by a strong and consistent publication track record and an unwavering commitment to the advancement of nursing practice through rigorous scholarly inquiry.

The invitation places Dr. Llego at the forefront of evaluating cutting-edge research at the GNRC 2025, which is centered on the critical theme, “Bridging Evidence, Policy, and Practice for Transformative Healthcare.” His participation reflects the deep trust and high regard the international research community holds for his expertise, particularly in the meticulous assessment of novel findings that possess the potential to redefine clinical standards. The process of evaluating the Best Paper Awards requires not only a profound understanding of methodological rigor but also an acute ability to discern research that offers genuine, practical applications for improving patient care and healthcare system efficiency. Dr. Llego’s acceptance of this pivotal role enhances the visibility of the University of Luzon on a global stage and affirms the institution’s dedication to fostering faculty who actively shape the future trajectory of health sciences.

Dr. Llego’s continued scholarly contributions serve as a powerful source of inspiration for both the faculty and the student body at the University of Luzon. His commitment to research that transitions from the academic journal to the patient bedside perfectly embodies the University’s ethos of transformative education and community impact. For aspiring researchers among the Luzonians, this achievement illustrates the tangible rewards of dedicating oneself to high-impact work, reinforcing the message that local expertise can achieve global relevance. As Dr. Llego takes on this influential evaluative role, the entire University community extends its warmest congratulations, confident that his judgment and expertise will undoubtedly raise the standard for nursing research and contribute significantly to the conference’s success.

The ongoing activities, including Dr. Llego’s extensive research and his role in evaluating evidence-based nursing practices at a major international conference, directly align with key global objectives articulated in the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Specifically, this work is fundamentally linked to SDG 3: Good Health and Well-being, by actively promoting and advancing the research necessary to develop effective, evidence-based healthcare interventions, thereby contributing to universal health coverage and improved health outcomes worldwide. Furthermore, by elevating the quality of nursing education and research and inspiring the next generation of scholars, his achievement contributes to SDG 4: Quality Education by ensuring inclusive and equitable quality education and promoting lifelong learning opportunities for all. Finally, his global participation and the collaborative nature of the GNRC 2025 directly support SDG 17: Partnerships for the Goals, by utilizing knowledge, expertise, and technology to support achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in developing countries, fostering a global commitment to improving health outcomes through research and policy implementation.