Conferences and Study Days
Here is a list of forthcoming meetings, conferences and study days. To add your event to the list simply or telephone (01279) 714508
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September, 2026
Venue: Online
This one-day virtual conference would be of interest to any health professionals involved in the delivery of maternity and neonatal care and members of the public with an interest. The findings of the 13th MBRRACE-UK report of Saving Lives, Improving Mothers' Care: findings of the surveillance of maternal mortality in the UK 2022-2024 and lessons learned to inform maternity care from the UK and Ireland Confidential Enquiries into Maternal Death and Morbidity 2022-2024 will be reported.
Web: https://web.cvent.com/event/28d8670a-f197-4234-b984-f03d5ad9bf46/summary?RefId=Maternal+2026
Venue: University of Nottingham
A programme spread across three days, with workshops on 15 September and the main conference on 16–17 September. Bringing together cutting-edge research, expert insight and real-world perspectives from across neonatal and perinatal care.
Web: www.bapm.org
Venue: Grattacielo Intesa Sanpaolo, Turin, Italy
This conference aims at gathering international experts in neonatology, perinatology and neonatal/infant medicine to update the scientific community and give practical hints to delegates. The core value of the scientific programme is to propose and discuss the most updated evidence-based science, and to bridge together scientists and clinicians, since finding feasible evidence-based solutions for the clinical daily dilemmas occurring in neonatal and infant units is a priority.
Email: info@iccncongress.eu
Web: www.mcascientificevents.eu/iccn/registration-info
Venue: Delta Hotels Heathrow Windsor, Langley, Slough
Guided by the theme ‘Better care for every child: Practice that delivers’, this hybrid event provides a platform for professionals worldwide to connect, exchange knowledge, and drive forward the future of paediatric and neonatal healthcare. It brings together paediatricians, neonatologists, clinicians, researchers, allied healthcare professionals, policy makers and industry leaders, creating a vibrant ecosystem for meaningful interactions, idea exchange and professional growth. Attendees will gain access to diverse perspectives, emerging trends and novel approaches shaping child health globally.
Email: pediatrics@magnusconferences.org
Web: pediatrics-neonatology-conferences.magnusgroup.org
October, 2026
Venue: Hilton Garden Inn Lake Buena Vista/Orlando, USA
The World Congress on Pediatrics, Child Health, and Neonatal Care (Neo Care 2026) will take place in Orlando, USA, with an option to join virtually from anywhere in the world. Organised by the Iris Scientific Group, Neo Care 2026 aims to unite pediatricians, neonatologists, child health specialists, nurses, researchers, and healthcare professionals to share knowledge, exchange ideas and discuss the latest advancements in child and neonatal care.
Venue: Lyon Convention Centre, Lyon, France
CEPAS 2026 is the new biennial meeting of the European Academy of Paediatrics (EAP) and the European Society for Paediatric Research (ESPR). All paediatric subspecialties, spanning from neonatal care to adolescent medicine, come together to advance child health through cutting-edge research, education and collaboration. For over 15 years, EAP and ESPR have been leading the way in paediatric research, education and collaboration. The collaboration between ESPR and the Global Foundation for the Care of Newborn Infants enhances the integration of patient and family-centred perspectives, reflecting CEPAS’ commitment to interdisciplinary dialogue.
Web: www.cepas.org
November, 2026
Venue: Edinburgh, UK
The NETNEP conference series facilitates the global exchange of knowledge and expertise in nursing, midwifery and healthcare education. The 10th conference will explore how educational innovations enhance student learning experiences, support the professional development of qualified practitioners, and improve health outcomes and safety for individuals and communities worldwide.
Email: conferenceinfo@elsevier.com
Web: www.elsevier.com/en-gb/events/conferences/all/international-nurse-education-conference
Venue: Village Hotel Changi, Singapore
The theme is Frontiers in Neonatology: Beyond Survival to Success. The Neonatal World Conference is a global platform that brings together leading experts in the field of neonatal care to enhance the health outcomes of newborns worldwide collaboratively. This international event will bring together neonatologists, paediatricians, researchers and healthcare professionals from around the world to share experiences, explore innovative technological advancements and discuss the ongoing challenges in neonatal and perinatal medicine.
Email: neonatal@precisionglobalconferences.com
Web: neonatalconference.precisionglobalcon.com/about
Venue: The Lowry Hotel, Chapel Wharf, Salford
Introduction to neonatal haemodynamics. Day one is a lectures-based course for beginners and advanced learners in neonatal echocardiography. Day two is a hands-on workshop for beginners to understand neonatal functional echocardiography.
Email: neofocusUK@gmail.com
Web: www.neofocus-uk.com
Venue: Novotel Amsterdam City, the Netherlands
This year, the conference will explore the central theme Effects of Early Interventions for a lifetime. With this focus, the conference will bring together renowned international speakers and leading experts to examine long-term outcomes and the latest solutions in neonatal care. INAC 2026 will feature a dynamic programme, including pre-conference workshops led by world-class experts, engaging scientific sessions addressing the most pressing topics in neonatology, and an exceptional networking opportunity for neonatologists, perinatologists, paediatricians, nurses, nurse practitioners and respiratory therapists from around the world.
Email: secretariat@worldneonatology.com
Web: worldneonatology.com/2026
Venue: Hilton Newcastle, Gateshead
Organised by the Northern Neonatal Transport Service the 2026 programme will focus on practical learning, innovation and real-world application, including: Intrauterine transfer – experience, challenges and implementation; Simulation in transport training – using simulation to adapt and evolve practice, with learning fed back into the neonatal unit environment; Family integrated care – innovation and best practice within the transport setting.
Web: cfsevents.co.uk
January, 2027
Venue: Peoples Palace, Queen Mary University of London, Tower Hamlets
The conference brings together internationally recognised leaders in maternal, fetal and neonatal health for two days of scientific exchange, multidisciplinary collaboration and innovation-driven discussion focused on reducing the global burden of preterm birth. Hosted in East London at Queen Mary University of London, the conference will feature 15 keynote lectures, four plenary talks, scientific discussions, presentations and training workshops, uniting experts from medicine, engineering, public health, translational science, digital health, policy and industry. The programme explores major themes shaping the future of preterm birth prevention and care: Prediction and diagnostics; prevention strategies; neonatal outcomes; health and policy; AI, Digital twins and virtual healthcare systems; and translational research.
Email: t.t.chowdhury@qmul.ac.uk
Web: https://pretermconference.com

