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Membership
MilestonesIn this summer's edition of your member magazine, we celebrate 25 years of RCPCH - members reflect on the changes they've seen in paediatrics and what being a member of the College has meant.
A final message as PresidentProfessor Russell Viner reflects on his three extraordinary years as RCPCH President, and welcomes his successor, Dr Camilla Kingdon. -
Education and careers
Online coursesOur expert-led, CPD approved courses are for all health professionals. We have a range of online courses, and continue to offer our eLearning and podcasts. -
Work we do
Working for changeThe next steps for the College in equality, diversity and inclusion are set out in our five new reports. -
Resources
Our annual review2020 was a year like no other, band exceptionally difficult for many in paediatrics. But the challenges sparked great innovations and changed aspects of our work for the better.
Supporting breastfeedingA wealth of research links breastfeeding to positives for both baby and mother, and there is no evidence of COVID-19 being transmitted through breast milk. -
Key topics
COVID-19We continue to look at the risks and impacts of COVID-19 on our members, the wider child health workforce and children and young people. Explore our guidance and resources. -
News and events
A passion for medical educationDr Assim Javaid tells us about his new role as the Trainee Representative for Assessment, and the work ahead to support trainees on changing assessment requirements.
The best of times and the worst of timesAs the world adjusts to the changes brought about by COVID-19, Dr Dan Magnus considers the recovery from the pandemic and what it means for the wellbeing of all of us.
Summary of agreements
During the transition period, RCPCH called on Government to put children and young people’s best interest at the centre of its negotiations with the European Union. We have summarised and reviewed the agreements made in the UK-EU deal that will impact on child health and our members.
We also have specific considerations for Northern Ireland, and there are some areas where further analysis is required before the impact of the agreement becomes clear.