We are thrilled to announce that all abstract submissions from COINN 2024, held in Aalborg, Denmark, from May 6-8th, are now available for review on the COINN website!
This year’s conference was a remarkable gathering of neonatal nursing professionals from around the globe, showcasing a wide array of innovative and insightful research. The presentations covered various aspects of neonatal care, reflecting the dedication and expertise of our community.
Key Highlights from COINN 2024
1. Innovative Research: The abstracts highlight the latest advancements in neonatal nursing, from groundbreaking clinical practices to new approaches in neonatal care.
2. Global Collaboration: The conference emphasized the importance of international collaboration, bringing together experts and practitioners to share their knowledge and experiences.
3. Cutting-Edge Topics: Sessions covered a diverse range of topics, including neonatal intensive care, family-centered care, neonatal nursing education, and the use of technology in neonatal care.
Accessing the Abstracts
To review the abstracts and gain insights into the latest research presented at COINN 2024, please visit our website at:
Why This Matters
The availability of these abstracts provides an invaluable resource for neonatal nurses, researchers, and healthcare professionals. By sharing these findings, we aim to promote continuous learning and improvement in neonatal care practices worldwide.
We encourage you to explore the abstracts and integrate these new insights into your practice. The dedication and hard work of the researchers and presenters are a testament to the vibrant and evolving field of neonatal nursing.
Join the Conversation
We invite you to join the conversation by sharing your thoughts and experiences on our social media platforms. Engage with other professionals and contribute to the ongoing dialogue about improving neonatal care.
Thank you for your continued support and dedication to advancing neonatal care. Together, we can make a difference in the lives of newborns and their families.
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