Events

Chaired by Michelle Heys and Rosie Kyeremateng, this free, live online event  will feature guest lectures and abstract presentations, with opportunities for delegates to ask questions.

Date: Tuesday 20th October 2020 / Time: 14.00 - 17.00

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Programme

• 14.00-14.20: Population Health Managment Approaches, Harry Evans, NHS England and NHS Improvement
• 14:25-14:35: Adolescents and their parents experiences of internet delivered home treatment for chronic fatigue syndrome/me (FITNET-NHS trial) (ID 210/ RM Parslow)
• 14:36-14:46: An analysis of healthcare costs in high-need children and young people (ID 795/ T Beaney)
• 14:47- 14:50: HPV: not just for girls! A qualitative study exploring the views of 11-12 year olds about the human papillomavirus vaccination (ID 447/ E Williamson)
• 14:50–15:00: Comfort Break and Poster Viewing *
• 15:01-15:11: Nurture Early for Optimal Nutrition (NEON) Programme: Qualitative study of drivers of infant feeding practices in a British-Bangladeshi population (ID 244/ M Heys)
• 15:12-15:22: Health services for long term conditions from the child and caregivers perspective: a qualitative analysis (ID 148/ R Satherley)
• 15:23-15:33: Service description: An integrated pathway for unaccompanied asylum seeking children (ID 595/ A J Armitage)
• 15:34-15:37: Improving outcomes for young children in refugee families: lessons from Somali parents experiences of play and social interaction in the UK (ID 31/ T D Allport)
• 15:38-15:41: Are children at risk of severe influenza and its complications receiving protection from seasonal flu? (ID 264/ D Gokulakrishnan)
• 15:42-15:45: Obesity: Is it a problem in preschool children? (ID 954/ S Buxton)
• 15:45-16:00: Comfort Break and Poster viewing *
• 16:00-16:25: Embedding Public Health in Paediatric Training, Livia Royle, Kate Lees and Sandra O'Hagan, Public Health Consultants, Public Health EduQual.
• 16:25-17:00: Q&A/ Panel discussion about Public Health training in Paediatrics
• 17:00: Finish

*Accompanying posters for this session are available to view on the RCPCH ePoster platform until 4 December 2020.