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Royal College Of Paediatrics and Child Health
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Covid-19
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Child Protection
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Arnab Seal
Clinical Research
Scotland / NHS Governance

Members and guests chat about a wide range of child health topics - from health inequalities to climate change, from paediatric training to quality improvement.

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Latest Episodes

Representing around 30% of the medical workforce in the NHS, SAS doctors are essential to delivering high-quality care. Yet their role is still evolving in terms of recognition and development. In this episode, Dr Jonathan Darling, who has recently c... more

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How can we use digital technology to address children's physical and mental health needs and shift from reactive to anticipatory, personalised care?

This episode is the first of a series on research and child health and discusses the role of techn... more

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How does the College combine paediatric and policy expertise to influence legislation? Professor Andrew Rowland, Officer for Child Protection, talks about our work with colleagues from RCPCH and NSPCC.

The UK Government introduced the Children's We... more

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How can we overcome the transition from clinical practice to managerial roles?

In this episode, Dr Jonathan Darling, RCPCH Vice President for Education and Professional Development, speaks with Dr Erum Jamall, a consultant paediatrician and current... more

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Recent Guests

Elizabeth Collin
Public Affairs and Campaigns Manager, RCPCH
Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health
Episode: Influencing the Children's Wellbeing and Schools Act
Joanna Barrett
Associate Head of Policy, NSPCC
NSPCC
Episode: Influencing the Children's Wellbeing and Schools Act
Grace Hastie
Policy Manager for Child Protection and Ethics
RCPCH
Episode: Influencing the Children's Wellbeing and Schools Act
Erum Jamall
Consultant General Pediatrician with a special interest in pediatric emergency medicine
Dartford and Gravesham NHS Trust
Episode: Leading the Way 11: Trust, courage and diversity in medical leadership, with Dr Erum Jamall
Kay Tyerman
Speaker discussing leadership in workforce and training
Pediatric Nephrology, leadership roles within RCPCH
Episode: Leading the Way 10: Leading through advocacy and collaboration, with Dr Kay Tyerman
Will Clement
Managing Director at Clement Leadership Development
Clement Leadership Development
Episode: Leading the way 9: Compassionate leadership in challenging times, with Will Clement
Vicki Walker
Consultant pediatrician with safeguarding roles
Nottinghamshire Health, safeguarding and child protection roles
Episode: Leading the way 8: Strategic leadership in safeguarding, with Dr Vicki Walker
Steve Turner
President of the Royal College of Pediatrics and Child Health
RCPCH
Episode: Leading the way 7: Stepping up when opportunities arise, with Professor Steve Turner
Jonathan Darling
Consultant Pediatrician and Clinical Associate Professor in Pediatrics and Child Health in Leeds; Vice President of Education and Professional Development at the RCPCH
RCPCH, Leeds
Episode: Leading the way 6: Helping others thrive, with Dr Jonathan Darling

Hosts

Jonathan Darling
Host of the Leadership Podcast Series at the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health
Arnab Seal
Neurodevelopmental pediatrician; host of Leading the Way podcast

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 25 ratings
  • Informative, interesting and topical podcasts

    Really enjoying this series from the RCPCH. Keep them coming

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Nicola Jeff
    United Kingdom3 years ago
  • Who would have thought!!!!!

    Congratulations this episode on teaching pill swallowing is a true diamond that

    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 ❤️

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    schipqld
    Australia4 years ago

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Audience-friendly and practical; episodes often include concrete resources for trainees and leaders.
Great clarity on how leadership operates across complex pediatric health systems.
Informative, topical discussions that stay relevant to pediatric leadership and education.

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Leading the way: Seizing opportunities as a resident doctor, with Dr Josh Hodgson
Q: What resources are useful for developing leadership beyond the training path?
Key resources include the Royal College of Pediatrics and Child Health Leadership Hub, the NHS Leadership Academy (including the Edward Jenner Programme), and documented experiences like leadership passports to evidence progress and reflection.
Leading the way: Seizing opportunities as a resident doctor, with Dr Josh Hodgson
Q: Why pursue leadership roles during training when life is already busy?
Because many leadership and management elements are already part of the curriculum, and taking on leadership experiences can streamline skill development without excessive extra time, enabling you to drive change and progress in your career.
Leading the way: Seizing opportunities as a resident doctor, with Dr Josh Hodgson
Q: But what would you say you took from it? (the leadership course)
The practical benefit was building a more leadership-slanted CV, which opened doors to further roles, and gaining transferable soft skills, especially communication, which proved useful across professional contexts.
Leading the way 7: Stepping up when opportunities arise, with Professor Steve Turner
Q: Would you like to give us just a few reflections on leadership at the outset?
Steve Turner reflects on his non-traditional path to leadership, emphasizing that leadership skills can be learned on the job and through diverse experiences, and that sharing these insights can help others on their leadership journey.
Leading the way: Bloom where you grow, with Dr Emma Dyer
Q: What advice would you give someone considering stepping into a leadership role?
Start small, apply despite impostor syndrome, and realize leadership can be learned by doing; even if not sure, trying can lead to meaningful experiences.

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This series centers on leadership, education, and system improvement within child health. Conversations frequently feature senior pediatric leaders and educators who share career trajectories, practical leadership tactics, and cross-organizational collaboration. Notable themes include safeguarding, intercollegiate standards, and building resilient teams within NHS structures, with guests ranging from college presidents to trainee advocates. The format tends to combine personal storytelling with actionable guidance for developing leadership, navigating complex health systems, and driving policy or policy-adjacent changes. Potential listeners include clinicians, educators, and health-system professionals seeking leadership insights, governanc... more

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1. Elizabeth Collin
2. Joanna Barrett
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4. Erum Jamall
5. Kay Tyerman
6. Will Clement
7. Vicki Walker
8. Steve Turner

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