Research

The British Paediatric Surveillance Unit in collaboration with Public Health England are to commence a series of webinars accessible by all. Registration is free for both days, more details on how to sign up can be found below.

Guts UK and BSPGHAN are inviting applications for research studies on any topic within the spectrum of paediatric gastroenterology, hepatology and nutrition. These awards are envisaged as development grants for the collection of pilot or proof-of-concept data that will enable a high-quality competitive application to be made subsequently to a research council or other large funder, such as the NIHR.

Supports projects that are capable of clinical application within five to 10 years.

After the success of the virtual St Andrew’s Day Symposium last November, we'll hold this meeting online. We'll have four guest speakers to keep us up to date in our 'hot topics' session, plus three clinical cases and three research / QI / audit presentations by selected trainees. And for the first ...

The RCPCH today publishes the most comprehensive examination of the future of paediatrics in the UK ever undertaken.

After 31 years of dedicated service as the British Paediatric Surveillance Unit’s (BPSU) Scientific Coordinator, Richard Lynn will be leaving the BPSU at the end of March. Richard’s unparalleled commitment to the BPSU and rare disease epidemiology has been integral to the Unit’s continued success.

This study, run through the British Paediatric Surveillance Unit (BPSU), will identify the incidence rates of Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder (ARFID) presenting to secondary health care, referral pathways, patterns of presentation, and clinical features. This study will begin surveillance ...

In challenging times, we are still working to deliver high-quality conferences, with prominent speakers and sessions that explore the latest advances in child health: RCPCH Conference Singapore in early March and our annual RCPCH Conference Online in mid-June.

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 summarise and review the agreements made in the UK-EU deal that will impact on child health and our members.