The Nigerian Society of Neonatal Medicine (NISONM) welcomes you to her web repository for neonatal information, news and event updates.
NISONM regroups a body of paediatricians who care for newborn babies and seek to improve the standard of Newborn care in Nigeria. Founded in 2008, by passionately committed Neonatal paediatricians whose focus and area of activity is newborn care at every level especially at the community.
We create awareness on maternal and newborn health status; identify factors within the communities and households that impact on newborn survival and disseminate such. Our activities are supported by our strategic initiative and operational plan .
The organisation has become well poised over the years as advocates, beacon of care and support, in partnership and linkage for the survival of every Nigerian baby. This commitment is reinforced during the Annual General & Scientific Meetings (AGSM).
26th to 29th june 2018
On behalf of Nigerian Society of Neonatal Medicine (NISONM) and the LOC of NISONM KEBBI 2018, I am delighted to invite you to its 11th Annual General Meeting and Scientific Conference.
22nd to 24th june 2018
On behalf of the Scientific Committee of the International Neonatology Association (INA) and the Steering Committee of the Belgian Society of Neonatology (BVN-GBN), it is my privilege and great pleasure to invite you all to the 4th International Neonatology Association Conference (INAC)
4th to 7th july 2017
I welcome you all to our 10th Annual General Meeting, Ibadan with utmost joy. This is the second AGSM of the current NISONM Executive Council that were inaugurated at our 8th AGM Benin 2015.
Neonatal Health: Are Nigeria’s newborns being left behind? Hussein (not real name) was born preterm at 27 weeks, weighing about half a kilogram (0.5kg). Hussein’s
The 10th Annual General and Scientific Meeting of the Nigerian Society of Neonatal Medicine (NISONM) took place from 4th-7th July 2017 at Ibadan. The theme
Congratulations to our own Prof Chinyere Ezeaka, Neonatology Unit, Dept of Paediatrics, CMUL/LUTH- speaking as a panelist at a maternal and newborn session at the
The 2nd & 3rd Neonatal resuscitation Training session for nurses and mid-wives in Ondo State after the 10th year anniversary of NISONM took place in
THEME: SUSTAINING BREASTFEEDING TOGETHER The LUTH today 9th of August 2017 marked its 2017 annual BF week in conjunction with NNIA. The activities targeted at
The 10th Annual General and Scientific Meeting of the Nigerian Society of Neonatal Medicine (NISONM) took place from 4th-7th July 2017 at Ibadan. The theme
