International Conference on Maternal and Child Health 2025, scheduled for November 20-21, 2025 | Webinar, is an international virtual event that will bring together healthcare professionals, researchers, public health leaders, and advocates to address key topics in maternal and child health. Over the course of two days, the conference will cover a broad spectrum of issues, including best practices in maternal care, child health and development, and strategies to ensure equitable access to quality healthcare services for mothers and children around the world.
Through dynamic presentations, expert-led discussions, and real-world case studies, attendees will engage in meaningful dialogue and collaborative learning. The event is designed to empower professionals with practical strategies, innovative tools, and evidence-based insights to improve the health and well-being of mothers and children worldwide while addressing persistent disparities in care and outcomes.
Renowned Speakers
Orien L Tulp
University of Science Arts and Technology, USA
Amina Tebaa
Pharmacovigilance Responsible in Public Health Programs, Morocco
Sandra Gunhild Erika Möhr
REHAB Basel, Switzerland
Cecilia Castro
University of Minho, Portugal
Caryn Fenner
Afrigen Biologics, South Africa
Who should attend the conference:
The Maternal and Child Health Conference 2025 is designed for healthcare professionals who specialize in the care and well-being of mothers and children. This includes obstetricians, pediatricians, midwives, nurses, maternal and child health specialists, public health experts, family physicians, and community health workers. Additionally, researchers in maternal and child health, healthcare administrators, policy makers, and advocates working on programs and policies aimed at improving maternal and child outcomes are encouraged to attend. The conference offers a platform for collaboration and the sharing of knowledge on the latest developments in care, treatment, and health strategies for mothers and children worldwide.
Key Highlights
Pregnancy Care
Postpartum Care
Child Health and Development
Childbirth
Nutrition for Mothers and Children Nutrition
Preventive Care
Mental Health in MCH
Healthcare Access and Equality
Access to Care
Technology in MCH
Global MCH Programs
Vaccines for MCH
Family Planning
Ethical Issues in MCH
Emergency Care
Involving Fathers in MCH
MCH Policies and Advocacy
- Stay Updated on Latest Developments: Learn about new research, treatments, policies, and technologies in maternal, neonatal, and child health.
- Expert Insights: Hear from leading obstetricians, pediatricians, midwives, public health experts, and researchers sharing their expertise and experiences.
- Networking Opportunities: Connect with peers, healthcare professionals, policy makers, NGOs, and potential collaborators in the field of maternal and child health.
- Continuing Education: Earn certifications to enhance professional development and keep up with the latest advancements in maternal and pediatric care.
- Improved Patient Care: Gain practical knowledge, evidence-based strategies, and clinical guidelines to improve outcomes for mothers, infants, and children.
- Access to Resources: Obtain access to presentation materials, research data, policy briefs, training modules, and other valuable educational resources.
- Interactive Discussions: Engage in Q&A sessions, share field experiences, and discuss solutions for complex cases and community health challenges with experts and peers.
- Career Advancement: Stay competitive in the maternal and child health sector, explore new opportunities, and expand professional networks in clinical, research, and public health domains.
Day 1 – November 20, 2025 | Maternal and Child Health Conference 2025 | Webinar
9:00 AM – Opening Remarks & Welcome Address
9:30 AM – Keynote: Advancing Maternal Health in the 21st Century
11:00 AM – Panel: Addressing Health Disparities in Maternal and Child Care
1:00 PM – Workshop: Best Practices in Prenatal and Postnatal Nutrition
3:00 PM – Case Study: Community-Based Interventions for Maternal Health
Day 2 – November 21 | Webinar
9:00 AM – Keynote: Early Childhood Development – Laying the Foundation for Lifelong Health
10:30 AM – Roundtable: Strengthening Healthcare Systems for Mothers and Children
1:00 PM – Interactive Session: Stories from the Field – Voices of Frontline Workers
2:30 PM – Closing Session: Collaborative Solutions for Global Maternal and Child Health Equity
Speakers
- Showcase your expertise to an international audience of professionals and advocates.
- Get featured in event materials, promotions, and the conference website.
- Connect with other keynote speakers, researchers, and thought leaders.
- Submit your talk for inclusion in the official conference proceedings or e-journal (if applicable).
- Receive a speaker certificate acknowledging your contribution.
- Get access to recordings of your session and others for post-event learning.
- Early access to networking rooms and panel discussions.
- Attend sessions by renowned Maternal and Child Health professionals and researchers.
- Stay up-to-date with the latest innovations, trends, and practices in mental health.
- Receive a certificate of participation for use in academic or professional settings.
- Engage in Q&A sessions, workshops, and panel discussions.
- Get on-demand access to recorded sessions for continued learning.
- Meet and interact with peers, experts, and organizations from around the world.
- Present your research to a global audience of Maternal and Child Health professionals.
- Engage with viewers in real-time and receive valuable feedback on your work.
- Earn a digital certificate highlighting your contribution to the conference.
- Eligible abstracts may be published in the official conference proceedings or digital abstract book.
- Opportunity to be selected for “Best Poster Presentation” award.
- Discuss your work with leaders in the field and foster future collaborations.
- Your poster will be displayed online for all attendees to view throughout the event.
- Featured in the virtual poster gallery accessible before, during, and after the event.
- Receive input and questions from attendees through interactive comment features.
- Certificate of e-poster presentation included.
- Eligible abstracts may be published in the e-conference proceedings.
- No need to present live—your work speaks for itself in a digital format.
The Maternal and Child Health (MCH) market is expected to see significant growth from 2023 to 2033, driven by increasing global awareness and improved healthcare access. By 2033, the market is projected to reach $250 billion, as governments and healthcare organizations intensify efforts to reduce maternal and child mortality rates, especially in low- and middle-income countries. The focus will be on improving maternal care, childhood immunization, nutrition, and addressing maternal mental health.
Technological advancements are playing a key role in shaping the future of maternal and child health. The rise of telehealth, mobile health apps, and AI-powered diagnostic tools will revolutionize remote care, offering better monitoring of pregnancies and child development. These innovations will increase access to care in underserved and rural areas, reducing the gap in healthcare quality between urban and rural populations, which will be crucial for improving health outcomes globally.
Despite these advancements, healthcare disparities remain a challenge, particularly in low-income regions. Issues like lack of access to quality healthcare, underfunded health systems, and cultural barriers continue to hinder maternal and child health progress. However, with growing global investment in healthcare infrastructure and the expansion of community-based healthcare initiatives, there are increasing opportunities to address these challenges in the coming decade.
Looking to the future, the emphasis on integrative care approaches is expected to increase, incorporating both conventional medical treatments and holistic health strategies. There will also be greater focus on Maternal and Child Health during pregnancy and early childhood, alongside improved nutrition and education. These trends will contribute to a more comprehensive approach to maternal and child health, driving market growth and improving health outcomes from 2023 to 2033.
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