The littoral regional branch continues to be a very vibrant and determined branch as far as proper coordination and execution of niche activities are concerned. This aspect of the branches spirit was portrayed at full capacity during the branches regional meeting which held in Douala, and focused on the evaluation and review of the activities…

The assistant secretary general of the CNA Calvin Oyong Akom, had the following message passed to interested young nurses all over the nations territory “ As concerns registration into the Cameroon Nurses Association, nurses in Littoral Region should contact Mr Atogno Humphrey of Alpha Higher Institute Douala. Those in South West should contact Mr Chanyi…

The CNA earlier in 2021 organized a continuous professional education program in collaboration with the very prestigious Alpha Higher Institute of Douala. The event took place of course in Douala, on the institute’s premises and focused on the theme research. This event was overall a successful one, with the participants leaving very satisfied and knowledge…

ARC has been working in the east, central and southern Africa region since 2011, assisting the nursing and midwifery leadership in seventeen ECSA countries to improve regulation, standards, policy and practice in their countries. ARC is a partnership of the CDC Centre in Atlanta USA, Emory University also in Atlanta, and the Commonwealth Nurses and…

The inaugural summative conference of ARC West and Central African collaborative for nurses and midwives took place in Yaounde Cameroon from the 21-23 July 2015. Participants attended from Cote D’ivoire, Democratic Republic of Congo and Cameroon. The participants from Cameroon included Joseph Nkwain, National President of Cameroon Nurses Association, Atchoumi Annie-Hortense, President of the National…

The first learning session of the ARC West and Central Africa Collaborative for Nurses and Midwives was held in Douala Cameroon 20-22 October 2015. Members of the Cameroon QUAD attended the meeting to report on the progress of their project which is related to the introduction of continuing professional development.

The 2nd Learning Session of the newly formed African Regional Collaborative for West and Central Africa was held in Douala, Cameroon 5-7 April 2016. Members of the Cameroon QUAD will be in attendance.

Cameroon nursing and midwifery leaders attended the first Summative Congress of the African Regional Collaborative for West and Central Africa which was held in Abidjan, Cote d’Ivoire, 25-26 July 2016. The Cameroon QUAD will present the final report of their project which aimed to provide onsite continuing education for nurses and midwives offering PMTCT, Option B+…

The Final Summative Congress of the African Regional Collaborative for Nurses and Midwives met in Yaounde Cameroon 11-12 July 2017. Members of the Cameroon QUAD attended the meeting and presented the final report of their project which aimed to improve the quality of PMTCT, Option B+ and paediatric HIV services through close supervision of nurses…

Clarisse Bombi Lamnyam (above right) and Tita Pale Isa Ndognjem (above left) from the Cameroon Nurses Association were both selected for a Commonwealth Fellowship sponsored by the Commonwealth Nurses Federation. This is a great honour for Cameroon. Commonwealth Fellowships are highly competitive. The Fellowships are run by the Commonwealth Scholarship Scheme sponsored by the Government…