Tiny Feet, Big Steps Neonatology Conference: Advancing Care of Critically Ill and Premature Babies in Africa
Experience the Most Comprehensive Neonatology Conference Yet!
2025 will market the fifth annual "Tiny Feet, Big Steps—Advancing Care of Critically Ill and Premature Babies in Africa" Neonatology Conference, showcasing cutting-edge lectures, workshops, and interactive sessions tailored to address the distinctive challenges encountered in caring for tiny babies in low income healthcare environments.
Uniquely co-training physicians and nurses, our conference has a strong emphasis on innovation, clinical proficiency, and actionable healthcare strategies. Since our inception in 2021 we have trained 657 healthcare professionals, from 159 hospitals across 27 countries (20 in Africa).
In 2024, 292 healthcare individuals attended from 110 institutions across 22 countries. We offered a diverse array of over 90 unique lectures and advanced skills workshops facilitated by 50 esteemed instructors hailing from academic institutions spanning 13 countries.
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Tiny Feet, Big Steps African Neonatology Conference
Africa's largest clinical neonatology training conference! A 6-day annual event focused on acquisition of practical, evidence-based skills for care of the critically ill and premature babies in the African NICU setting. Watch this unique model of training African nurses and doctors together.
Climbing Mountains
Our experience indicates that low-technology solutions of thermoregulation, respiratory support via continuous positive airway pressure, feeding protocols and infection control measures can ensure that preterm infants not only survive, but can thrive, in Africa.
Neonatology Africa: Surviving to Thriving
Giving hope to the future in Africa, Tiny Feet, Big Steps Neonatology Conference is a 5-day training conference held in Arusha, Tanzania, designed to empower medical teams to save critically ill and premature babies' lives and help them thrive in the future.
