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7th COMMONWEALTH NURSES
AND
MIDWIVES CONFERENCE
SHAPING THE FUTURE
... nurses and midwives navigating new frontiers
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Thursday 24
and Friday 25 September 2026
New Delhi India
CALL FOR ABSTRACTS
Go to:
https://www.commonwealthnurses.org/conference2026

The 7th
Commonwealth Nurses and Midwives Conference is being
held in partnership with the Trained Nurses
Association of India. The Conference will be held on
Thursday 24 and Friday 25 September 2026 at the
Manekshaw Centre, New Delhi, India.
The
world in which we live is constantly changing and
presenting new challenges for nurses and midwives to
navigate, both personally and professionally.
Digitisation, and the new frontier of artificial
intelligence, are transforming the way we provide
health care; the way we communicate within and
across borders; and the way nurses, midwives and
other health professionals are educated.
New frontiers can be exciting and provide
opportunities to gain new knowledge and skill.
Together, we must navigate these new frontiers
safely and successfully to support the provision of
quality nursing and midwifery care; develop
innovative ways to reach underserved individuals,
groups and communities; and promote a healthy and
safe global environment. Join us at the 7th
Commonwealth Nurses and Midwives Conference and
submit your abstract to share how you are helping to
shape the future and navigate new frontiers.
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BEST WISHES FOR A SAFE,
HAPPY AND
HEALTHY 2026

The CNMF
President and Board wish all CNMF members and friends
a safe, happy and healthy 2026. Our sincere hope for 2026 is a more peaceful and caring world.
2026 will be a big year for the CNMF with the Inaugural CNMF West Africa Region conference in Abuja Nigeria in April; the 27th CNMF Biennial Meeting of Members and the 7th Commonwealth Nurses and Midwives Conference in New Delhi India in September. We hope you will join us for these special events.
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27th CNMF
BIENNIAL MEETING OF
MEMBERS
SAVE THE DATE
Wednesday 23
September 2026
New Delhi India
The 27th CNMF Biennial Meeting of
Members will be held on Wednesday 23rd September 2026
at the Greater Noida Campus
of the Trained Nurses Association of India New Delhi
India.
Further information and papers for the Biennial will
be forwarded to members and uploaded here to the
website as they become available. There is no charge
to attend the CNMF Biennial Meeting of Members.
The CNMF Biennial Meeting of Members, held each two
years, is the decision making body of the
CNMF and sets the strategic directions for the
CNMF for the following two years.
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26th CNMF
BIENNIAL MEETING OF
MEMBERS
The 26th CNMF Biennial Meeting of
Members was held on 26 September 2024 at the new
premises of the Malta Union of Midwives and Nurses in
Qormi Malta.

>> Presidents Report Biennial Meeting
of Members 2024
>> Executive Secretary Report 2024
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INAUGURAL CNMF
WEST AFRICA
REGION CONFERENCE
REGISTRATION NOW OPEN
Abuja Nigeria
21-23 April 2026

TOWARD EXCELLENCE – nurses and
midwives working together toward excellence in
education, practice, and regulation.
The Commonwealth Nurses and Midwives Federation
(CNMF) is excited to announce the Inaugural CNMF
West Africa Region Conference to be hosted by the
National Association of Nigeria Nurses and Midwives
(NANNM) in Abuja Nigeria on 21, 22 and 23rd April
2026.
The title of the conference is ‘Toward excellence –
nurses and midwives working together toward excellence
in education, practice, and regulation’. The three
sub-themes for the conference are:
Day 1: Toward excellence in education
Day 2: Toward excellence in practice
Day 3: Toward excellence in regulation.
Submit your abstract by Friday 16 JANUARY 2026
to cnf@commonwealthnurses.org to share how you are
working toward excellence in nursing and midwifery
education, practice and regulation. Click on the link
below for more details.
» VIEW
CONFERENCE WEBSITE
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MYTH-BUSTING - THE ROLE OF
LEARNING DISABILITY NURSES

>>
myth-busting
the role of learning disability nurses
Myth-busting
details the role of Learning Disability Nurses in a
beautifully produced, 16-page colourful easy-to-read
booklet. Interesting reading for every nurse and
midwife, and a model for other areas of
specialisation.
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