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RCPCH strategy 2024-27 - Goal 1: Workforce

The size, skill and welfare of the UK child health workforce are prioritised by senior NHS decision makers to meet the needs of children and young people across the four nations.

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RCPCH strategy 2024-27 - Goal 2: Child health

Child health is at the centre of decision-making across the four nations of the UK.

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RCPCH strategy 2024-27 - Goal 3: Evidence

Research, evidence and clinical standards improve safety and child health outcomes.

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RCPCH strategy 2024-27 - Goal 4: International

RCPCH has an international impact in paediatrics and child health.

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Our vision, mission and values

Our vision is a world where every child is healthy and well. Our mission is to advance child health practice, shape policy, set educational standards and empower paediatricians. We are led by insights from our members, children and young people. We have four values: include, influence, innovate and ...

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Workforce Information - Deep dive on bed occupancy, Autumn 2024

We collate and analyse paediatric workforce and service information in the UK to support members, workforce planners and policy makers. In our third data 'deep dive' we review bed occupancy rates in England.

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James Siswick, Independent Trustee

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Iman Osman, Youth Trustee

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Meeting a changing and increasing demand - President's update

4 October 2024

Steve reflects on what Lord Darzi's report means for members and healthcare services, and encourages you to think about what you would improve in your service if given the chance. There is also an update on PA's, an invitation to take part in a digital skills survey and much more.

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RCPCH response to recent queries on Physicians Associates in child protection assessments

3 October 2024

The College responds to concerns raised that PAs have taken on roles in child protection medicals. RCPCH is clear that PAs must not replace the role of paediatricians in the delivery of care to children and young people.