NOPHO Nursing

NOPHO Nursing is the nursing section within NOPHO, formerly known as NOBOS. In 2025, NOBOS officially merged with NOPHO, forming what is now the NOPHO Nursing Section. This section is dedicated to nurses specializing in pediatric hematology and oncology across Denmark, Iceland, Finland, Norway, Sweden, and the Baltic countries.

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The professional and personal benefits of being an active member of this vibrant and growing organization might help you to meet your everyday challenge in pediatric oncology nursing.

Membership benefits includes:

  • Becoming a part of a large Nordic/Baltic paediatric haematology/oncology nursing network.
  • Getting access to a special membership site on NOPHO.net including access to abstracts, presentations etc. from NOPHO conferences.
  • Making contact with other nurses working in the Nordic/Baltic countries easier.
  • An opportunity to influence the future work of NOPHO nursing.
  • Reduced cost for attending the NOPHO Conferences every second year.
  • Opportunity to apply for funding to attend NOPHO conferences.

how to join

Membership in NOPHO provides nurses with the opportunity to join the Nursing Section, which offers excellent prospects for professional development in pediatric oncology nursing and facilitates the exchange of knowledge and experience among colleagues across the Nordic and Baltic countries.

  1. If you want to be a part of NOPHO Nursing, indicate this during your registration to NOPHO.
  2. If you already is a member, you can go to Working group request and select Nursing Section

For any inquiries regarding the Nursing Section, please contact the current chair Maria Olsson maria.a.olsson@vgregion.se

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NOPHO Nursing Section

Our mission

The aim of NOPHO Nursing is to coordinate knowledge and exchange ideas in nursing care with the mission to support and develop excellent nursing care and initiate nursing research. This section is dedicated to nurses specializing in pediatric hematology and oncology across Denmark, Iceland, Finland, Norway, Sweden, and the Baltic countries.

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