This audit aims to services measure and improve the quality of care for children and young people with seizures and epilepsies.
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Membership
We’ll see you at RCPCH Conference!Meet fellow members at the UK’s largest child health event, and discover clever new ideas and share best practice.
Benefit of the month - admissions ceremoniesThese special events celebrate your achievements as our newest Ordinary members and Fellows, with a formal presentation of your MRCPCH or FRCPCH certificate followed by an afternoon tea. -
Education and careers
Spotlight on health promotionAs a paediatric trainee, how can you use everyday opportunities to promote healthy lifestyles and prevent illness? -
Work we do
Building a culture of care quality improvementMandy Lisle, a midwife working in our Rwandan Obstetric Care Programme, tells us how local health professionals and our 'Global Links' mentors are improving care for mothers and babies. -
Resources
Expert witness in child protection course“An excellent course in improving statement preparations and developing courtroom skills.” - previous delegate | 4-5 February, London
Auditing emergency care standardsAs a service lead, how well does your children's emergency service align with our Facing the Future standards? Our new audit toolkit can support your progress in meeting standards. -
Key topics
What's your priority?#ChildHealthMatters because every child has the right to live a healthy, happy life. We're asking people to share their priority for child health.
Innovators in paediatricsNew for 2019 RCPCH Conference and exhibition, short presentations will showcase the latest ideas and discoveries in child health. -
News and events
Help us show that #ChildHealthMattersWe're calling on the Government to make child health a priority. Help make decision makers sit up and listen by sharing your top priority on Twitter.
How to Manage: Paediatric sepsisNICE and current evidence recommend delivering a sepsis bundle of care in 60 minutes. Could you do this in practice?
Explore some of the work we do...
One in seven babies in the UK need specialist care when they are born. NNAP aims to improve care to these infants.
NPDA measures the health outcomes and experiences of children and young people affected by diabetes.
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Opportunities to get involved
Volunteering opportunity
What's your priority for child health? Share it with us!
The next phase of our State of Child Health campaign launches in January, calling on the Government to make child health a priority. We want you to share your top priority for children on Twitter to help make decision makers sit up and listen. Show that #ChildHealthMatters!
Volunteering opportunity
Help develop our Child Protection Evidence systematic reviews
Are you a UK-based consultant or trainee paediatrician with an interest in child protection? We are seeking expert reviewers for critical appraisals and review leads.
Volunteering opportunity
Recruiting paediatric clinicians for early childhood screening programme
RCPCH Global are developing a model of support for screening early developmental delay and disabilities and care pathway planning for implementation (depending on availability of funding) with Palestinian refugee communities in Lebanon.
Our latest news
News
Applications open in Exeter, Manchester and Bristol for QI Collaborative in diabetes care
18 December 2018
Our National Children and Young People's Diabetes Quality Programme is starting to make impact across NHS paediatric diabetes units in England and Wales. In particular, our pilot QI Collaborative demonstrated the impact of a whole-team managed course in quality improvement. We are now recruiting pae...
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RCPCH Conference and exhibition - sustaining a happy and healthy workforce
18 December 2018
Sessions that shine a light on the importance of staff welfare and dealing with job pressures have been added to next year's programme.
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RCPCH announces audit of emergency standards with new toolkit
12 December 2018
Dr John Criddle, Chair of the RCPCH Intercollegiate Committee for Standards for Children in Emergency Care Settings, responds to the news.