
Members and guests chat about a wide range of child health topics - from health inequalities to climate change, from paediatric training to quality improvement.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 83 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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In the third and final episode of Building Capacity: Past, Present and Future, Dr Leila Ellis of the Trainee Research Network is joined by Dr Nick Brown, Editor-in-Chief of Archives of Disease in Childhood, to explore critical appraisal, peer review ... more
In the second episode of our Building Capacity: Past, Present and Future series, recorded at the RCPCH Trainee Research Network National Conference in Stafford, we explore stepping outside of standard training routes.
Dr Leila Ellis of the Trainee... more
In the first episode of our Building Capacity: Past, Present and Future series, recorded at the RCPCH Trainee Research Network National Conference in Stafford, we explore some of the different ways paediatricians can become involved in research.
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How can we manage major career transitions? How do we ensure colleagues get the support needed to succeed?
In this final episode of our series on leadership conversations, Dr Jonathan Darling speaks with Dr Chakra Vasudevan about his work in medic... more
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1) improves quality of care for the kids
2) improves service provision in time management but most importantly getting kids to feel in control of their chronic disease health self management journey .
Loved learning from this team that display joy and passion in the fact they truly make a difference in the lives of many..
Sincere thanks ❤️
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The show centers on child health, pediatric training, leadership, research, and policy, with guests ranging from practicing clinicians and trainees to NHS leaders and researchers. Conversations frequently explore practical guidance for implementing new ideas, building infrastructure in diverse hospital settings, leadership development, safeguarding, and policy advocacy. Noteworthy elements include a clear emphasis on leadership, cross-institution collaboration, and practical pathways for clinicians to pursue research, tech adoption in pediatrics, and service redesign. The mix of clinical, educational, and policy topics makes it valuable for listeners seeking actionable insights, credible expertise, and real-world examples from the NHS and a... more
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