
When: 9th September 2026, 13.00 - 14.00 BST
About: Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) is a common but under-recognised neurodevelopmental condition associated with prenatal alcohol exposure. This joint webinar will explore how research evidence on FASD can be translated into effective public health policy and practice. The session will examine how evidence has informed prevention programmes, clinical pathways, workforce development, and regional system transformation within Greater Manchester and beyond.
Speaker: Professor Penny Cook, Professor of Public Health - University of Salford,
and University of Salford FASD research programme lead
The role of health data in quantifying need in the population of children with life-limiting and life threatening conditions, and how these data can be used to inform practice and policy.
Presenter: Professor Lorna Fraser, Professor of Palliative Care and Child Health, King's College London
Recorded: 30th April 2026
Individual medicine, population health and integrating care for children in South East London
Presenter: Dr Lucy Pickard, Consultant Paediatrician, King's College Hospital
Recorded 28th January 2026