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Our Mission & Goals
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.
Global Representation
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
Governance & Leadership
The WFCCN Council meets annually and elects a Board of Directors every two years.
Our Global Presence
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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Empowers critical care nurses worldwide with accessible, high-quality online education. Through evidence-based courses, webinars, and resources, it supports continuous professional growth, enhances clinical expertise, and promotes excellence in patient care across global critical care communities.
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🌍 Advancing the Global Sepsis Agenda
As shared by the Global Sepsis Alliance, an official side event on sepsis was successfully held during the 79th World Health Assembly in Geneva, bringing together global health leaders, policymakers, clinicians, researchers, and advocates.
The event highlighted progress in sepsis advocacy and care while reinforcing the urgent need to prioritize sepsis within the global health agenda. Continued collaboration across sectors is essential to reducing the burden of sepsis and improving outcomes for patients worldwide.
WFCCN proudly supports initiatives that strengthen awareness, policy development, and high-quality care for patients affected by sepsis.
Report & Recording: globalsepsisalliance.org/news/2026/5/28/wha79-unites-global-health-leaders-to-advance-the-sepsis-...
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📢 Shared by the Global Sepsis Alliance
WFCCN is pleased to highlight a valuable educational opportunity for healthcare professionals worldwide.
🦠 Free ESA Webinar Series: Antibiotic Stewardship in the Critically Ill
This new webinar series brings together leading international experts to discuss one of the most pressing challenges in sepsis and critical care: the responsible use of antibiotics. Through expert lectures and real-world case studies, participants will gain practical insights into improving patient outcomes while combating antimicrobial resistance.
✅ Free registration
✅ CME credits available
✅ Interactive expert-led sessions
We encourage our members and networks to take advantage of this important learning opportunity.
Register here: globalsepsisalliance.org/news/2026/5/20/webinar-series-antibiotic-stewardship-in-the-critically-i...
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🩺 Featured Research in the International Journal of Critical Care
🔹 “Prevalence of Musculoskeletal Pain in Critical Care Nurses and the Impact of Specialty Critical Care Beds”
By Chris Carter, Maphenduka Nsonga & Joy Notter
This study examines the prevalence of musculoskeletal pain among critical care nurses and investigates how specialty critical care beds may influence staff wellbeing and workplace safety.
Read more: wfccn-ijcc.com/index.php/ijcc/article/view/1039/1083
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