World Conference on Nursing and Primary Healthcare

World Conference on Nursing and Primary Healthcare 2026 is an international platform bringing together nursing students, nurses, researchers, educators, healthcare professionals, academics, and future healthcare leaders from around the world.

📍 Tokyo, Japan
📅 November 23–25, 2026
🌐 Hybrid Conference | In-Person & Online

Whether you are a nursing student looking for academic exposure, a researcher presenting your work, an educator sharing knowledge, or a healthcare professional exploring new practices, WCNPH 2026 offers opportunities to learn, present, network, collaborate, and grow professionally.

Why Attend?

🎓 For Students — Gain international exposure, learn from experts, discover new research areas, and connect with fellow students and professionals.

🔬 For Researchers — Present your research, exchange ideas, receive academic exposure, and explore potential collaborations.

👩‍⚕️ For Nurses & Healthcare Professionals — Discover emerging practices, innovations, technologies, and approaches in nursing and primary healthcare.

🌍 For Academics & Educators — Share knowledge, discuss current challenges, and contribute to the advancement of nursing education and practice.

Key Conference Themes

Nursing Science • Nursing Education • Nursing Research • Clinical Nursing • Primary Healthcare • Community Health • Public Health • Patient-Centered Care • Digital Health • Nursing Leadership • Evidence-Based Practice • Healthcare Innovation • Global Health

⏰ Important Deadlines

📝 Second Round Abstract Submission — August 20, 2026
🎟️ Early Bird Registration — August 21, 2026
💰 Discounts Available During the Early Bird Period

Join an international community of students, researchers, nurses, and healthcare professionals in Tokyo and be part of conversations shaping the future of nursing and primary healthcare.

Submit your abstract. Share your ideas. Build connections. Shape the future of healthcare.

Nursing Nursing Science Primary Healthcare Nursing Education Nursing Research Clinical Nursing Community Health Nursing Public Health Nursing Patient-Centered Care Evidence-Based Nursing Nursing Leadership Digital Health Healthcare Innovation Global Health Telehealth Healthcare Technology Mental Health Nursing Geriatric Nursing Pediatric Nursing Oncology Nursing

Call for Papers — World Conference on Nursing and Primary Healthcare 2026

The World Conference on Nursing and Primary Healthcare 2026 invites nursing students, nurses, researchers, educators, healthcare professionals, academics, and healthcare leaders from around the world to submit abstracts for presentation.

The conference provides an international platform to share original research, clinical experiences, innovative practices, case studies, emerging healthcare technologies, and new approaches to nursing and primary healthcare.

Conference Details
📅 November 23–25, 2026
📍 Tokyo, Japan
🌐 Hybrid Conference — In-Person & Online

Suggested Topics Include:

Nursing Science and Clinical Nursing
Nursing Education and Training
Nursing Research and Evidence-Based Practice
Primary and Community Healthcare
Public Health Nursing
Patient-Centered Care
Nursing Leadership and Management
Digital Health and Telehealth
Healthcare Technology and Innovation
Global Health and Nursing
Mental Health Nursing
Pediatric and Geriatric Nursing
Oncology and Critical Care Nursing
Maternal and Child Health
Healthcare Quality and Patient Safety
Interprofessional Collaboration
Healthcare Policy and Nursing Practice

Abstract Submission:
Authors are invited to submit abstracts describing research findings, clinical experiences, innovative practices, case studies, or other relevant contributions to nursing and primary healthcare.

Important Deadlines:
Second Round Abstract Submission — August 20, 2026
Early Bird Registration — August 21, 2026

Discounts are available during the Early Bird registration period.

Join an international community of healthcare professionals and future nursing leaders in Tokyo to present your work, exchange ideas, expand your network, and contribute to the future of nursing and primary healthcare.