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Improving intensive care for infants by uniting the expertise of over 45 top children’s hospitals.
About our Mission
Who We Are
Neonatal care quality improvement starts with the support and collaboration of our growing network of Level IV NICU professionals, including neonatologists, advanced practice nurses, neonatal nurses, quality and safety leaders, data coordinators, pediatric subspecialists, trainees, anesthesiologists, and pediatric surgeons.
About Us
Our Focus
CHNC focuses on a unique population of medically complex neonates and infants treated in the highest-level NICUs at children’s hospitals. With an average 25-day length of stay, along with the multiple services required after discharge, these infants represent one of the highest resource utilization groups of any pediatric population.
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Symposium
The 2023 CHNC Annual Symposium
will be hosted in Denver from Oct 11 - 13. The Symposium highlights the work being done by the consortium and its members, and provides educational opportunities to support the CHNC mission.
Improving intensive care for infants by uniting the expertise of over 40 top children’s hospitals.
About our MissionImproving intensive care for infants by uniting the expertise of over 40 top children’s hospitals.
About our MissionImproving intensive care for infants by uniting the expertise of over 40 top children’s hospitals.
About our MissionImproving intensive care for infants by uniting the expertise of over 40 top children’s hospitals.
About our Mission
CHNC is dedicated to improving the care and outcomes for infants in Children's Hospital NICUs by sharing data, ideas for benchmarking, and research.
CHNC Member Hospital Locations
The CHNC membership draws from NICUs providing the highest level of care at Children’s Hospitals throughout the US and Canada.
Member Hospitals
NICU Admissions
Top 10 NICU Hospitals in USNWR
Our structure improves the outcomes for infants with complex conditions.
We build multidiscipline relationships through topic-specific focus groups, collaborative quality improvement projects, a robust database and analytics for infants in level IV neonatal care units, and symposium events.
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