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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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Support critical care nursing worldwide by donating to the WFCCN. Your contribution advances global initiatives and helps low-income country members attend the WFCCN Congress. Every donation makes a difference. Receipts are issued via PayPal; please confirm tax deductibility according to your home country’s regulations.
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🚨 When seconds matter, preparation saves lives.
Join our FREE WFCCN webinar:
Advanced Life Support in Obstetrics
🗓 18 June 2026
🕐 13:00 (GMT+2)
📍 Zoom
👩⚕️ Expert speakers:
• Prof. Mariatha Yazbek – Obstetric Hemorrhage: Rapid Response and Teamwork
• Yamilett Torres – Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation in Obstetrics
• Ana Brcina – Hypertensive Emergencies in Pregnancy (Updated)
Enhance your skills in managing critical obstetric emergencies.
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🌍 Today, on International Nurses Day, we proudly celebrate nurses around the world — especially those working in critical care. 💙
Critical care nurses stand beside patients and families during the most vulnerable moments of life, delivering expert care, compassion, advocacy, and strength every single day. 🏥✨
Their dedication, resilience, and clinical excellence are the foundation of safe and high-quality intensive care worldwide. 🌟
At World Federation of Critical Care Nurses, we honour and thank every nurse for the extraordinary impact they make across our global healthcare community. 🙏🌎
💙 Your expertise saves lives.
💙 Your compassion gives hope.
💙 Your leadership inspires the future of nursing.
Happy International Nurses Day! 🌷
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We’ve just wrapped up our latest WFCCN Council Meeting with our Members, Liaisons, and Ambassadors 🌍
Even though we met virtually this time (and missed seeing everyone in person!), it turned out to be a really productive and engaging session. Lots of great ideas, open discussions, and shared energy for moving critical care nursing forward together.
A big thank you to everyone who joined and contributed — it’s always inspiring to connect with such a passionate global community 💙
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