COINN Zambia, 2025
"Neonatal nurses, the cornerstone for critical newborn care, everywhere."
14th-15th of August
Join us on August 14th and 15th, 2025, at the Mulungushi International Conference Centre in Lusaka for COINN Lusaka 2025! In collaboration with the Neonatal Nurses Association of Zambia and Newborn Support Zambia.
COINN Zambia 2025
Registration is open!
Join us on August 14th and 15th, 2025, at the Mulungushi International Conference Centre in Lusaka for COINN Zambia 2025! In collaboration with the Neonatal Nurses Association of Zambia (NNAZ) and Newborn Support Zambia. This event will bring together global experts to advance neonatal care and share best practices. Come and join colleagues from around the world to connect, learn, and shape the future for the small and sick newborn and their families!
COINN 2026 Darwin
The Australian College of Neonatal Nurses is proud to be hosting the 12th Council of International Neonatal Nurses (COINN) Conference: Transforming Neonatal Care: Innovate, Influence, Inspire
SAVE THE DATE
25-28 August 2026.
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About COINN
The Council of International Neonatal Nurses, Inc or COINN is an exciting organization that represents nurses who specialize in the care of newborn infants and their families or have a special interest in this area of nursing. COINN (Council of International Neonatal Nurses, Inc), pronounced just like the money-currency or a coin – acts much like money as a method of exchange of information among countries. COINN (Council of International Neonatal Nurses, Inc) is part of the growing international community of nurses that represents a resource for nurses that want to form a national or local organization, create guidelines for care or professional standards or just want advice on neonatal nursing issues.
Welcome to
The Resource HUB
Unifying Neonatal Nurses Globally.
Welcome to The COINN Resource Hub! Here, you can access a wealth of free educational resources, including webinars, publications, position statements, core competencies, and much more. This hub is designed to support neonatal nurses worldwide by providing the essential tools and information needed to excel in their practice. Explore and empower your journey in neonatal care!
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Our Vision
COINN represents global unity in neonatal nursing, advocating for the profession, influencing policy, and improving healthcare outcomes. As a leader in neonatal care, COINN collaborates with healthcare, corporate, and public groups, while educating professionals, policymakers, and the public.
Have you heard about the CoNP?
The CoNP is a working group of neonatal education and practice specialists who advocate for improved quality of care for small and sick newborns and their families including sharing of educational structures, definitions, standards, models of care, and lessons learned with health providers and institutions across Africa.
COINN 2024
COINN 2024 in Aalborg, Denmark, was an inspiring gathering of neonatal nursing professionals from around the world. This year’s conference featured cutting-edge presentations, interactive workshops, and insightful discussions on the latest advancements in neonatal care. Attendees had the opportunity to network with global leaders in the field, exchange best practices, and explore innovative solutions to improve outcomes for newborns and their families. COINN 2024 reaffirmed our commitment to advancing neonatal nursing through collaboration, education, and advocacy, setting the stage for future progress in our shared mission.
Join COINN Today!
Join our global community dedicated to raising the standards of neonatal nursing care and education.
Why join COINN?
COINN is the global voice for neonatal nurses. COINN advocates for neonatal nursing to be recognized as a specialty and for all health care workers who provide care to small and sick newborns and their families to have access to specialized education and training. COINN provides leadership in policy development in all matters related to neonatal nursing.
