Inta Višņevska

Inta Višņevska serves as an Acting Assistant in the Department of Nursing and Obstetric Care, focusing on pediatric palliative care and immunological biomarker research. Her work bridges clinical nursing practice in Latvian healthcare settings with laboratory investigations into blood plasma characteristics and cellular immunity.

Her research expertise spans Pediatric Palliative Care, Patient Satisfaction, and Immunology, particularly examining albumin behavior and lymphocyte populations in gastrointestinal cancer and radiation-exposed populations. She investigates how biomarker alterations correlate with disease progression and therapeutic responses.

Publication analysis (2010-2020) reveals two distinct trajectories: recent work emphasizes pediatric palliative care quality measurement and parent satisfaction in Latvia, while earlier studies explore antioxidant therapy stability in Chernobyl clean-up workers and blood biomarker-tumor stage correlations in cancer patients.

Professional engagement includes co-authoring 2023 conference presentations on children's rights in pain management (Children’s Rights’ Based Pain Management Strategy) and age-appropriate clinical care (Respect of Children’s Rights in Clinical Practice), alongside membership in the Latvian Childcare Nurses Association since 2018.