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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!

Welcome to The Resource HUB for Neonatal Nurses accross the globe.
COINN Resource Hub - Explore the position statements key for advancing neonatal care

Position Statements

COINN’s position statements are key to understanding our commitment to advancing neonatal care globally. These statements outline our stances on critical issues affecting neonatal nursing, newborn health, and family support. They serve as guiding principles for best practices and advocacy efforts within the profession. We encourage you to explore these position statements to stay informed, align your practice with the latest standards, and contribute to the ongoing dialogue on improving neonatal care worldwide. Dive into our position statements today and join us in shaping the future of neonatal nursing.

COINN Webinars

COINN’s educational webinars are designed to keep neonatal nurses at the forefront of their field. These webinars cover a wide range of topics, from the latest clinical practices to emerging trends in neonatal care, offering valuable insights and practical knowledge from global experts. Whether you’re looking to enhance your skills, stay updated on new developments, or earn continuing education credits, our webinars are an essential resource. Explore our educational webinars today and take the next step in your professional development with COINN.

COINN Resource Hub - watch our educational webinars for Neonatal Nurses.
Visit the Community of Neonatal Nursing Practice.

Visit The CoNP

Visit the CoNP website for essential educational resources to elevate your neonatal nursing practice. Explore webinars, publications, and more today!

Read the COINN Newsletter - JOurnal of Neonatal Nursing

COINN Newsletter

Check out the Journal of Neonatal Nursing, COINN’s newsletter, for the latest insights, research, and updates in neonatal care. Stay informed and connected with our global community!

Access the Implementation toolkit for small and sick newborn care

Implementation Toolki

Discover the Small and Sick Newborn Care Implementation Toolkit for essential resources to improve neonatal care. Enhance your practice today!

Other Organisations

Discover a wealth of knowledge by exploring our neighboring websites, where you’ll find additional educational resources to complement and expand your expertise in neonatal nursing. These sites offer valuable insights, tools, and information to support your ongoing professional development and improve the care you provide to newborns and their families. Dive in and enrich your learning today!

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Neonatal Nursing Transport Standards for Low Resource Settings

These standards and guideline are intended to support the development, function, and quality improvement required for a neonatal transport service in a low-resource setting. It provides guidance on the organization, management, specific challenges, and clinical skills required to provide high-quality care. Emphasis is on the importance of having adequate skilled neonatal transport personnel that support represent all community Maternal Newborn Child Health (MNCH) providers that are devoted to quality performance.

Nurturing Newborns: Advanced Care for the Sick Neonate

Date: March 18th, 2025 - 08:00 CST

Presenter: Dr. Tracey Bell & Nancy Rumazi

Please join the COINN team to learn the management of sick neonatal patients after delivery and admission to the NICU.  Discussion of the initial assessment will include recognition of warning signs, prophylactic and immediate interventions.   Management of respiratory, nutrition, and thermoregulation aspects will be addressed.  The presentation will cover an overview of the best practices for managing critically ill neonates in the NICU, ensuring their stabilization and ongoing care.

WEBINAR ON RETINOPATHY OF PREMATURITY

Professor Clare Gilbert, FRCOphth MD MSc , Professor of International Eye Health at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, London, U.K , Professor Brain Darlow MA MD (Cantab) FRCP FRACP , Neonatologist, Chair of Paediatrics, University of Otago, Christchurch, New Zealand and Professor Graham Quinn, MD, MSCE, attending surgeon in the Division of Paediatric Ophthalmology at The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia are pleased to share a series of three video presentations on Retinopathy of Prematurity .
 

This series covers :

  1. The epidemiology of ROP

  2. Primary prevention of ROP

  3. Screening and treatment of ROP

Epidemiology of ROP by Professor Clare Gilbert

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Helping Babies Breathe at Birth - Newborn Care Series

2021 INC Scientific Workshop

2021 INC Scientific Workshop

C-Path’s International Neonatal Consortium held its two-day annual scientific workshop in a virtual format, October 19-20, 2021.

First Steps in Family and Infant Neurodevelopmental Education (FINE)

We are delighted to announce the Family and Infant Neurodevelopmental Care eLearning program is now live.

COINN 10% discount code: (for members only)

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Newborn Pain Management Videos

All babies undergo newborn screening, involving painful heel pricks or venepuncture in the first few days of life. Sick babies undergo additional painful blood tests, which are also distressing for parents. Learn how to comfort and help reduce your baby’s pain during blood work (or other needle procedures)

 

Children's Hospital of Eastern Ontario (CHEO), CHEO Research Institute, University of Ottawa Be Sweet to Babies team (led by Dr. Denise Harrison)

NATIONAL NEONATAL NURSING ORGANIZATIONS

MEMBERS OF COINN (Council of International Neonatal Nurses, Inc)

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