The 10th scientific conference took place on Friday, March 31 at the Epic Events Center in Bamenda. The two-day Scientific Conference which ended on Saturday the 1^st of April took place under the theme “Investing in the Nursing Profession.”

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The 9th scientific conference took place at the Institute Universitaire de la Cote IUG in Douala from the 25th to the 26th of March 2022 under the theme “Nurses breaking down barriers; leaving no one behind” was spiced by an unprecedented multiplicity of activities and was indeed groundbreaking.

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A successful 8th Scientific Conference and 20th Anniversary Celebration of the Cameroon Nurses Association as well as celebration of 200 years of the birth of Florence Nightingale took place on the 26th and 27th February 2021 in the Regional Fund for Health Promotion Hall Bamenda.

In his opening remarks the President of the Cameroon Nurses Association welcomed all and enumerated all the achievements of the association since its creation in 2001. This included yearly in-country conferences rotating in the regions and out-of-country workshops attended by some members of the association as well as heading the African Health Professional Regional Regulatory Collaborative for West and Central African Project on improving the capacity of nurses on midwives on option B+ and regulatory framework.

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The conference took place in Buea, the South West Region of Cameroon from the 25^th-26^th May 2018 with the theme “Regulation of Nursing Practice in Cameroon: A voice to lead.”  This conference was held in conjunction with International Nurses’ Day. Presentations were made by different grades of nurses. Click below for the presentations.

•  Atanga Mary – Accreditation for better care and patient outcomes
•  Atanga Mary – Regulatory systems for nursing and midwifery
•  Atongno Humphrey – Length of stay in the Emergency Department
•  Atongno Humphrey – Nurse Education core competencies
•  Niba Clinton Ambe – Use or non-use of mosquito bed nets
•  Njodzeka Bernard – Childhood Cancer
•  Nkwain Joseph – Task shifting an imperative for African health systems
•  Wenong George – Employee misconduct and disciplinary action
•  WHO – The Regional Professional Regulatory Framework for Nursing and Midwifery