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The main goal of the WFCCN is to link critical care nursing associations and nurses throughout the world strengthening the influence and contribution of critical care nurses to health care globally and be a collective voice and advocate for critical care nurses and patients at an international level.
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Representing critical care nursing internationally by uniting national associations
International Collaboration
Supporting cooperation among healthcare professionals, institutions, agencies, and charities
Professional Advancement
Promoting education, communication, and shared resources to strengthen and advance critical care nursing
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The WFCCN Council meets annually and elects a Board of Directors every two years.
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The World Federation of Critical Care Nurses (WFCCN) unites critical care professionals across continents, fostering collaboration, education, and advocacy to strengthen nursing standards and improve patient outcomes worldwide.
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🌍 New Research from the International Journal of Critical Care
🔹 “Training and Development Needs of Intensive Care Nurses in Papua New Guinea: A National Cross-Sectional Study”
By Andy Macey, Gerard O’Reilly, Tracey Bucknall, Jean Boie & Peter Cameron
This national study explores the education and professional development needs of intensive care nurses in Papua New Guinea, highlighting opportunities to strengthen workforce capability and improve critical care services.
Read the article: wfccn-ijcc.com/index.php/ijcc/article/view/1058/1084
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🌍 A productive and inspiring week for WFCCN at the 79th World Health Assembly in Geneva.
WFCCN representatives Ged Williams (Board Director) and Alicia San Jose (Ambassador) actively participated in key discussions focused on strengthening global collaboration across nursing and healthcare organizations. On 19 May, they attended the Nursing and Midwifery Leadership Meeting, engaging with international leaders to advance partnerships that support better healthcare systems worldwide.
Throughout the week, discussions centred on Resolution 76.2 and the future of Integrated Emergency, Critical and Operative (ECO) Care. WFCCN joined global partners in exploring how collaboration can further expand the implementation and impact of WHO acute care tools and training programs.
We are also pleased to acknowledge the official approval of the Global Strategy for Integrated Emergency, Critical and Operative (ECO) Care 2026–2035 at the 79th World Health Assembly — an important milestone for strengthening integrated acute care globally.
WFCCN remains committed to working alongside international partners to improve critical care access, education, and patient outcomes around the world.
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