RCPCH - news
Media announcements from the RCPCH
New legislation allows 'spare' emergency adrenaline autoinjectors in schools
11 July 2017
Campaign success as RCPCH teams up with colleagues across the allergy community to drive policy change...
An open letter from RCPCH President on Charlie Gard case
9 July 2017
Professor Modi says 'heartbreaking' situation is difficult for all involved - and interventions by external agencies and individuals are 'unhelpful'
RCPCH statement on Charlie Gard case
6 July 2017
Professor Neena Modi, President of the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health, responds to the Charlie Gard case
Welsh Assembly Committee publishes report following their inquiry into medical recruitment
29 June 2017
Dr Mair Parry says a 'robust and long-term solution must be developed' in order to avoid 'a serious problem being further compounded'
Welsh Government announces plans for minimum unit pricing on alcohol as part of legislative priorities
27 June 2017
Dr Mair Parry says commitments are 'positive step towards improving child and adolescent health in Wales' and must be delivered on as soon as possible
Rights of EU citizens remaining in the UK
26 June 2017
Cavendish Coalition says PM's announcement is 'step in the right direction' for thousands of NHS staff...
Draft Domestic Violence and Abuse Bill to ensure sentences reflect lifelong impact of abuse on children
22 June 2017
Dr Geoff Debelle says that it's 'good to see Government recognise the long term impact of domestic abuse on children', which can be devastating
Blog: Practical support for helping families living in poverty
20 June 2017
Michael Egan of Citizens Advice guest blogs for RCPCH and shares some useful resources which can help support those living in poverty
RCPCH members and others working in child health recognised in Queen’s Birthday Honours
19 June 2017
RCPCH members Dr Ramesh Mehta and Dr John McClure have been recognised in the Queen’s Birthday Honours
Scotland celebrates National Breastfeeding in Scotland Week
19 June 2017
The theme of ‘changing the conversation’ is designed to address a critical need for a culture shift in Scotland and support women to breastfeed





