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Membership
President's blogIn her regular blogs, Dr Camilla Kingdon reflects on on the College's ambitions to improve children and young people's health in the UK and around the world, and to support our members.
Milestones magazineIn our winter 2021 edition, we look to Australia where one of our members works for the Royal Flying Doctor Service, our Climate Change Working Group explains how paediatricians speak for children on the global climate crises - and much more... -
Education and careers
Curious about paediatrics as a career?Whether you're just starting to consider a medical career or are ready to apply for specialty training, we invite you to explore our guides, members' blogs and videos. -
Work we do
College strategy 2021-24Our vision is to lead the way in children's health. As we publish our strategy for the next three years, we outline our mission and priorities, how we'll do it and what we'll focus on. -
Resources
Clinical reasoning skills are explicitly taughtClinical reasoning is essential for accurate diagnosis. For this month's principle from Progress+, members explore how to embed such skills into your everyday teaching and/or learning.
Our new Medicines for Children websiteWe have the same quality up-to-date information for parents and carers on giving medicines to children - plus new content, more resources and with a fresh new look. -
Key topics
Impact of climate changeIn our new position statement, we outline our our top three requests for global leaders.
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. -
News and events
Our podcastsWe work with members and partners to produce podcasts on a wide range of topics across paediatrics and child health - available on iTunes, Spotify, Google Podcasts or wherever you listen to your podcasts.
Voting for new Vice PresidentsVoting is now open for our new VPs for Health Policy and for Science & Research, and members eligible to vote in this election should get their ballots by email and post.
Abstract submissions are now open for RCPCH Conference 2022. By sharing your research, you have the unique opportunity to showcase your work and play a pivotal part at the UK’s biggest paediatric event.
We'll also be presenting children and young people's engagement posters - so if you know of a fantastic example of young people making a difference to child health, we want to hear from you.