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Membership
Milestones member magazineIn this issue we hear from medical student prize winners and RCPCH &Us. We also get 'Powered up', discussing how to tackle health inequalities with actions and take a look at life post-CCT from three past trainees.
Building belonging: it's time to embrace our differencesIn her most recent blog, Dinwoodie RCPCH fellow, Dr Jess Morgan, considers how we can start "crafting spaces where people feel comfortable enough to be their authentic selves". -
Education and careers
Looking back at a year of Progress+We launched our two-level paediatric training programme last August. Whether you're a trainer or trainee, take a moment to reflect and celebrate your achievements #ProgressPlus -
Work we do
QI in epilepsy servicesOur new EQIP impact report shows how our innovative training has empowered multidisciplinary teams to create sustainable improvements and improve outcomes for children and young people with epilepsy. -
Resources
Understanding the multidisciplinary teamAn MDT is so important in delivering integrated health care to children and young people, with varied professionals bringing their experience and working together.
Think Whooping coughBabies and young children who are not protected via the maternal pertussis vaccine or received three doses of their own 6-in-1 vaccine are at risk of severe disease. Can you display our poster in your heath setting? -
Key topics
Child poverty and healthWe believe that health must be a core consideration in any mission to tackle child poverty and improve outcomes for children and young people.
Paediatricians' role in child mental healthWe outline the role for paediatricians in prevention, early recognition and holistic care for childhood mental health problems, and we call for greater investment. -
News and events
From Professor Steve Turner...As RCPCH President, Steve shares regular updates with members by email and on this website - such as his regular feature on #WDYCD4Y: What Does Your College Do For You.
Talking about air pollutionJoin our one-hour webinar on 9 September at 14:30. We'll explore how to overcome any barriers when speaking with children, young people and their families about air pollution.
Be part of RCPCH Conference 2025We have opened abstract submissions for next year's big event! We provide the full guidelines. Plus, there's still some time to catch up on our virtual programme from earlier this year.