Haematology

A new feature for our 2019 RCPCH Conference and exhibition, these talks will showcase the latest ideas and discoveries in child health.

Sickle cell disease affects one in 2,000 live births and is currently the most common clinically significant inherited disorder in England, with prevalence in some urban areas as high as one in 300. Sickle cell disease is a multi-system disorder and patients present with a wide variety of conditions...

This one-day course explores how to recognise and effectively manage life-threatening sepsis. Through a mixture of lectures and interactive workshops, we will cover the current evidence behind antibiotic choices, fluid management and the use of inotropes as well as sepsis and disability, immunodefi...

Provides five years of funding to enable talented clinicians to pursue academic research alongside their clinical practice.

Provides five years of funding to enable talented clinicians to pursue academic research alongside their clinical practice.

Surveillance of neonatal exchange blood transfusion (EBT) in infants of 28 days of age or under in the United Kingdom and Ireland concluded in October 2015. The study aims to ascertain the current incidence and complication rates of EBT, as well as the practical difficulties of performing an EBT. Th...

Surveillance of raised blood levels in children concluded its surveillance period in June 2012. The study group are yet to publish their findings.

Provides grants for small and medium sized organisations in the UK to support projects and the running costs of organisations.

To fund projects that will build the skills and capabilities of young people to better face challenges in their lives.

To fund projects which address the issues, needs and aspirations of local communities and people. Funding projects aimed at developing skills, improving health, revitalising the local environment and enabling people to become more active citizens.