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This report summarises the key messages and national recommendations developed by consensus by the NNAP Project Board and Methodology and Dataset Group, based on NNAP data relating to babies discharged from neonatal care in England, Wales, Scotland and Isle of Man between 1 January and 31 December 2...

The College responds to concerns raised that PAs have taken on roles in child protection medicals. RCPCH is clear that PAs must not replace the role of paediatricians in the delivery of care to children and young people.

The College’s Annual General Meeting will take place as part of the College’s Annual Conference on 27 March 2025. It will receive a report on the College’s activity in the last year, the Treasurer’s report on the accounts, and a number of other pieces of business.

In September 2024, we responded to the Health, Social Care and Sport Committee's call for views on the draft amendments ahead of the formal Stage 2 proceedings of the National Care Service Bill. Below is a short summary, with our full response available in the downloads section.

In September 2024, we responded to a call for evidence from the Social Justice and Social Security Committee on the Post Legislative Scrutiny of the Child Poverty Act 2017. Below is a short summary, with our full response available in the downloads section.

Air pollution poses a serious threat to children's health in the UK, contributing to a range of adverse health outcomes and premature mortality. This updated position statement reviews the latest evidence, now including the impact of indoor air pollution on children. With pollutants from both outdoo...

The Scottish Paediatric Society's St Andrew's Day Symposium is hosted by Dr Lana O’Hara. The meeting will feature six clinical case and six QI/Audit/Research presentations, plus posters. Professor Jon Stone, Consultant Neurologist and Honorary Professor of Neurology (University of Edinburgh) will de...

The Scottish Government has unveiled their Programme for Government and confirms their commitment to end child poverty.

TREES is a monthly webinar series from the RCPCH Trainee Research Network. Especially for paediatricians in training, these webinars will help you get involved in research and meet key capabilities in the Progress+ curriculum’s research and scholarship domain.