CNA 10th Scientific Conference

The 10th Scientific Conference of CNA; Cameroon Nurses' Association, a member of the Commonwealth Nurse's and Midwives Federation will take place at the Epic Events Center in Bamenda from Friday March 31st  to Saturday the 1st of April under the theme “Investing in the Nursing Profession.”

The patrons of this annual event are:

-The Minister of Public Health.

- Minister of State, Minister of Higher Education, Yaounde.

- Minister Delegate  in charge of the Commonwealth.

-Minister of External Relations, Yaounde.

CNA members, students and Midwives interested in participating are called upon to register online at https://forms.gle/17nXZnXswZ7HsNfg7

Registration fees can be paid through Mobile Money as indicated.



This is an opportunity that comes only once a year and assembles major stakeholders not only in the Nursing World but also the best Higher Institutions of Health and Biomedical Studies as well as Researchers in the health domain.

Nurses and Students are called upon to register and benefit from this unique opportunity to be empowered by the best Professionals in the domain!  



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