About Event

The World Conference on Nursing and Primary Healthcare (WCNPH-2026) is an international platform dedicated to advancing nursing practice and strengthening primary healthcare through education, research, innovation, and interdisciplinary collaboration. Scheduled for November 23–25, 2026, in Tokyo, Japan, this hybrid conference will bring together registered nurses, nurse practitioners, primary care physicians, researchers, educators, healthcare leaders, policymakers, public health professionals, students, and industry innovators from around the world.

Primary healthcare serves as the first point of contact for individuals and families seeking quality healthcare services. As healthcare systems continue to evolve, nurses play a pivotal role in promoting disease prevention, health education, chronic disease management, community outreach, and patient-centered care. WCNPH-2026 aims to showcase innovative strategies that improve healthcare accessibility, quality, and sustainability while addressing global health challenges through evidence-based nursing practice.

The conference will feature inspiring keynote presentations, scientific sessions, oral and poster presentations, workshops, panel discussions, and networking opportunities. Participants will exchange knowledge on emerging healthcare technologies, digital nursing, preventive medicine, integrated care models, leadership development, workforce sustainability, maternal and child health, healthy ageing, mental health services, infection prevention, emergency preparedness, and quality improvement initiatives.

WCNPH-2026 provides an excellent opportunity to establish international collaborations, present groundbreaking research, discover innovative healthcare solutions, and connect with experts dedicated to advancing nursing science and strengthening primary healthcare worldwide. Whether you are a clinician, academic, researcher, healthcare administrator, policymaker, or student, the conference offers valuable insights that support professional growth and contribute to better patient outcomes and healthier communities.