Improving intensive care for infants with complex conditions.
The CHNC welcomes collaborative relationships with other benchmarking groups. Explore our immediate opportunities below.
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The CHNC extends its thoughts to the whole CHNC community during this challenging time, and to families and medical caregivers across the world.
For those of you who have reached out about our annual symposium, we would like you to know that currently CHNC is planning to hold the 2020 Symposium on October 21-23 in Indianapolis. We will monitor the Covid-19 situation closely and will follow guidance from the CDC, our institutions and other relevant agencies as the weeks progress. Please refer to our website for up-to-date information.
The CHNC is comprised of 37 Level IV NICUs in Children’s Hospitals throughout United States and Canada....
In the current era when the population health of medically complex infants is a focus for our hospitals...
The 12th Annual CHNC Symposium will be hosted in Indianapolis, Oct. 21-23, 2020.
The Children’s Hospitals Neonatal Consortium (CHNC) improves care for high risk infants by providing a platform to compare quality and outcomes across Level IV neonatal intensive care units (NICUs).
Read Our StoryThese publications outline the major milestones and accomplishments achieved through this
collaboration and data analyses.
CHNC committees form our structure for quality improvement. Volunteers within Level IV NICUs – neonatologists, advanced practice nurses, neonatal nurses, infection control practitioners, anesthesiologists, and pediatric surgeons – dedicate the time and insights to both strategic oversight and disease-specific focus groups.
The CHNC Executive Committee maintains primary responsibility for:
Much of the work of the Children’s Hospitals Neonatal Consortium has been made possible through the support of our children’s hospitals.
