Speakers
- Professor Damian Roland
Date of Recording
April 17, 2026
Available Until
April 16, 2027
The content of this webinar represents the expertise and views of the speaker and does not represent formal College position or policy, and is intended to provide an opportunity for informed discussion and shared learning on topics that continue to generate interest and debate.
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PERUKI
https://www.peruki.org/
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Speakers
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Professor Damian Roland
Paediatric Emergency Medicine Consultant and Honorary Professor
Professor Damian Roland is a Paediatric Emergency Medicine Consultant and Honorary Professor. His research interests include scoring systems in emergency and acute care and educational evaluation. Damian is a past chair of PERUKI (Paediatric Emergency Research United Kingdom and Ireland), which gives him and the team an opportunity to raise awareness of the important of research and evidence based practice at scale. The list of the many things Damian hasn’t done or achieved is far longer but through these he learns and develops new ideas.
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